Wild Man Exhibit Draws Ten Thousand Daily Visitors
About 10,000 visitors daily tour Canton Culture Park to view a short tailed macaque dubbed China’s Wild Man Yeren. The animal, captured in Hunan last October, sparked earlier reports of a Yeren before officials confirmed it as a macaque.
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Rainbow Warrior raised after harbor sabotage in Auckland
The Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior 418-ton trawler salvaged with flotation bags and pumps after sinking in Auckland harbor on July 10. Police divers search the harbor bottom as a French-speaking couple face murder arson and conspiracy charges tied to the attack.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Greenpeace
Rainbow Warrior
Fernando Pereira
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Guilty Plea in Defense Contract Cheating Case
A contractor for Army radar guided gatling system parts and an executive pled guilty to cheating the Defense Department of more than 1.5 million dollars. American Electronics Laboratories of Montgomeryville was fined 20000 and agreed to pay 2.6 million in restitution. Harold Casale of Lansdale Pa pleaded guilty and faces sentencing.
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American Electronic Laboratories
Montgomeryville
Harold Casale
Lansdale
AEL
Emtech
U.S
Daniel Huyett III
Rambo pirates flood market as film tops box office
Los Angeles AP reports that thousands of pirated cassettes of Rambo First Blood Part II flood the market. Carolco executives warn quality is extremely poor while the film's US gross nears $141 million in 12 weeks and spurs Rambo merchandise.
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Dan Mark
Carolco Service Inc
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John Rambo
Vietnam
Sylvester Stallone
United States
Reagan to test anti-satellite system sparks arms race fears
The Reagan administration says ASAT tests will not trigger a new arms race but push the Soviet Union toward a space weapons ban. Critics fear tests will provoke a space race and jeopardize progress toward a 1980s arms control treaty and the November summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. White House aides argue the move is needed to regain parity with Soviet testing and to spur negotiations. Speakes says the test won t derail talks with Gorbachev and may encourage restraint.
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Falwell Attacks Tutu Draw Wide Black Leaders Fire
NAACP leaders call Falwell a racist demagogue and accuse him of treason while Benjamin Hooks and Jesse Jackson denounce his stance on South Africa. Jackson links Falwell to historic villains as he prepares to debate him on ABC TV.
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New York
John F. Kennedy International
South Africa
P.W. Botha
Tutu
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New Orleans
Benjamin Hooks
National Naacp
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Jesse Jackson
Harvard Divinity School
Cambridge
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Bull Connor
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Actress Olivia Hussey aided by deputy in pool rescue
Malibu sheriff deputy Timothy Edwards guided Olivia Hussey during a 911 call as her 22 year old son Max Fuse turned blue after a pool fall. He directed her to move the child to the phone and instructed CPR steps with the husband, Akira Fuse, who did not know CPR.
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Timothy Edwards
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Relatives Visit Crash Site in Japan After JAL 747 Crash
Bereaved families in chartered helicopters circled Mt Osataka 70 miles northwest of Tokyo to view the crash site of JAL Flight 123. About 524 aboard, 520 died, four survived, as workers searched for bodies and parts to explain the disaster.
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Japan Air Lines
Mt. Osataka
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Kyodo
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Masako Akashi
Fujioka
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Appliance Land Name Jo Burckhalter Aiken Manager
Jo Burckhalter named manager of Appliance Land in Aiken bringing 28 years in New Ellenton. She is married to Ricky Burckhalter of Warrenville and has two children Tonya 11 and Traper 7. Jo aims for customer satisfaction and invites friends and customers to shop with competitive prices.
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Jo Burckhalter
Beirut Civil War Bloodshed Surges With 264 Killed
Islamic and Christian militias clash across Beirut and surroundings for a third day with 264 dead and 775 wounded. Bombings and shelling leave thousands homeless as security efforts fail to halt the escalating violence.
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Aiken Standard Contact Numbers and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds and invites ideas. Main office at 124 Rutland Drive operates 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Emergency Numbers
Local emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard. Quick access guide lists fire police ambulance and hospital contact numbers for rapid response and public safety.
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Graniteville
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