Iran leader successor kin on trial for murder plot
Mehdi Hashemi, once head of the Global Islamic Movement linked to exporting Iran's Shiite revolution, faced an eight count indictment in Tehran on murder kidnapping and toppling the government charges. He was also accused of weapons smuggling and building caches of cyanide and booby trapped devices.
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Oliver North parade in Philmont ends with protest clash
About 800 fans in Oliver North s hometown joined a clambake and parade, but nearly 100 protesters from New York and Massachusetts interrupted with a 20 minute speech protest opposing the Iran Contra figure and Reagan policies. Kathy Stumph of Citizens for Prevention of Nuclear War condemned what she called lies and anti democratic actions. Protesters marched behind honored participants, releasing balloons and bearing signs.
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New York
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Nicaragua
Kathy Stumph
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Stamp Die Displays Star of David Mystery on Revel Stamp
A secret Star of David was etched on the printing die for the Bernard Revel $1 stamp. Postal officials say the mark is microscopically visible, with no reengraving planned. An anonymous tip led to the discovery and arrest of engraver Kenneth Kipperman on separate threats. Meanwhile in Belem Brazil, a 12 story building collapse left 15 bodies found and 20 survivors. 45 to 50 workers were inside when it fell near an upper middle class neighborhood.
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Madonna jogs through London before first British concert
Madonna in a black tracksuit jogged from a Mayfair hotel to Green Park in central London as photographers trailed. The 28 year old pop star drew little notice, then flew to Leeds for the opening show at Roundhay Park where over 70 000 tickets were sold.
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Montana State professor releases altered bacteria sparks regulatory debate
An MSU professor's act of civil disobedience by releasing genetically altered bacteria without permission stirs talk on federal rules and scientific responsibility. Critics argue for strict adherence to law while supporters say some rules misalign with scientific practice.
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Ollie Norths
Jack Doyle
Environmental Policy Institute
Washington
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Chicago Floods Prompt Evacuations and Four Deaths
Heavy rains flood Chicago area as Des Plaines River rises, threatening western suburbs and Riverside. O'Hare Airport resumes normal operations after flooded roads. 3,000 homes damaged and hundreds evacuated. Four deaths reported and shelters open across northern Illinois.
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Central America Presidents Move Toward Peace Steps
Five Central American presidents take tentative steps to implement a regional peace plan signed in Guatemala City. A Western diplomat warns the hard part remains, as cease-fires and disarmament programs must be arranged, possibly through a third party.
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Nicaragua
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Guatemala
New Zealand P M Lange Wins Second Term In Office
Prime Minister David Lange secured a second three year term as Labor won 56 seats in the 97 seat Parliament. National leader Jim Bolger conceded defeat as Lange pledged social reform and unemployment relief while noting gains in the economy.
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Lange
Labor Party
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Jim Bolger
National Party
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Australia
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Bolger
Anzus
Emaciated Lab Finds Shelter After Cupcake Trail
In Lincoln, a starving black Labrador followed cupcakes to the town shelter, where volunteers welcomed him as Jack. Assistant Animal Control Officer Michael Torres lured the dog inside, and by Friday he was eating, ready for a medical checkup and adoption. Shelter staff described him as 2 or 3 years old, fearful yet gentle, in need of a loving family.
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R.J
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Michael Torres
Jack
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Aiken Standard Current Contact and Office Details
Aiken Standard lists subscription and advertising contact numbers 649 5316 649 1555 and 648 2311. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m weekdays and 8 00 to 10 30 a m Sundays with PO Box 456 mailing address and USPS code 0100 2000 for subscriptions.
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