Filipinos mourn Aquino in Manila after assassination
Hundreds of mourners filed past the bloodied body of opposition leader Benigno Aquino who was shot on arrival at Manila's airport. Authorities probe how a lone assassin breached security as Marcos calls the killing heinous and outrageous.
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United States
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China Airlines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Salvador Gonzales
Quezon
Quezon City
Aurora Aquino
Lupita Kashiwahara
Taipei
Cory
Boston
Mass
Marcos
Supreme Court
Rebels Press Nicaragua Attack As Stone Prepares Meeting
Anti-Sandinista rebels pressed attacks from the north and south in Nicaragua while U S Navy ships moved off Central American coasts. U S special envoy Richard Stone planned a possible second meeting with El Salvadoran guerrilla leaders as heavy fighting continued in Jinotega and Zelaya Norte.
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U.S. Navy
Central America
U.S
Richard Stone
el Salvador
Defense Ministry
Roberto Sanchez
Sally Ride Addresses State NOW Convention in Charleston
Sally Ride, first American woman in space, spoke in Charleston before the state NOW convention. She said she would not endorse books or products or sign exclusive rights to movies, preferring to stay in the space program.
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National Organization of Women
NOW Leaders Claim Gains At Risk If Reagan Wins
Alice Chapman of NOW warned about 150 delegates at the South Carolina conference that the women's movement could lose 16 years of progress if Ronald Reagan is re elected. She said Reagan's election harms the ERA and marks a blow to the movement.
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Charleston
Women’s Movement
Ronald Reagan
National Organization of Women
Alice Chapman
NOW
South Carolina
Reagan
AT&T unions reach tentative $3 billion contract
A three year pact between AT&T and the Communications Workers of America and two smaller unions ends a near week long strike by about 700000 workers. It includes wage gains and job security with local bargaining to finalize 100 local contracts.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Communications Workers of America
Glenn E. Watts
CWA
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Telecommunications International Union
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Watts
Electrical Workers and Telecommunications
Rex Reed
Hollings Faces Campaign Aftereffects in New Hampshire
Sen. Ernest Hollings says Carter era images still haunt his bid in New Hampshire. He notes that breaking the Southern Democrat label is hard while blaming Mondale for lingering Carter doubts. Local Democrats warn against early backing to lesser known southern candidates.
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Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Hollings
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Walter Mondale
Bam
Don Murphy
Hillsboro County
Democratic Party
Suit Will Leave Senate Remap In Hands Of Courts
NAACP SC president Dr William Gibson says a federal court decision is needed to redraw the state Senate districts after lawmakers failed to agree before adjournment. The group plans to file within two to three weeks pending court readiness and avoiding premature action.
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Columbia
State Senate
William Gibson
NAACP
South Carolina
Civil Rights
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Bernardin Says U.S. Should Not Destabilize Nicaragua
Cardinal Joseph L. Bernardin told 40 representatives of the National Assembly of Women Religious in Chicago that the United States has no business destabilizing Nicaragua. He urged diplomacy and urged bishops to discuss the issue with the conference, declining to condemn the Reagan policy while promising to study the matter and encourage public discussion.
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United States
Chicago
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National Assembly of Women
U.S
Central America
Situa
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
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Bishops’ Conference
Cen
America
Assembly
Al Hirt plans Memphis club with Cooper's Deli launch
Jazz trumpeter Al Hirt, 60, will perform at Cooper's Deli and Al Hirt Presents in Memphis, with six weeks of shows spread through the year. Club owner Joe Cooper says negotiations to secure a Beale Street site are under way, with plans to bring other famous entertainers to the venue as well.
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Bourbon Street
New Orleans
French Quarter
Memphis
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Beale Street
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Lou Rawls
Aiken Standard Advertising Contact and Hours
Classified and display advertising details for Aiken Standard with phone numbers 648 2311 and office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive. News ideas also urged to call 648 2311.
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