Soviet geneticist seeks visit to Moscow after emigration
New York reports that ailing Soviet geneticist David Goldfarb, 69, who emigrated to the United States last October for medical care, wants to visit his daughter in Moscow. His son Alex says he does not plan to stay in the USSR, only to reconnect with his family.
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New York
United States
Moscow
Alex Goldfarb
Refusenik
David Goldfarb
Soviet Union
Goldfarb
Cecilia
Israel
U.S
Armand Hammer
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Education spending to hit record $308 billion this year
Education Secretary Bennett announces a record 308 billion dollar education outlay for the new school year. Public schools face 4538 dollars per child, with colleges costing 14294 dollars per full time student, while private school tuition adds to a 184 billion elementary and secondary bill.
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Washington
William J. Bennett
Education Department
Bennett
Reagan Proclaims Sept 18 National POW MIA Recognition Day
President Reagan, urged by the Senate, designates September 18 as National POW MIA Recognition Day. He states the POW MIA issue remains a top national priority until resolved and orders the POW MIA flag to fly over the White House Defense and State departments VA and Vietnam Veterans Memorial on that date.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
Senate
White House
Defense
State Departments
Veterans Administration
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Abortion Opponents Back Bork Nomination Rally in D C
Melody Green of Americans Against Abortion urged Senate confirmation of Roberts Bork saying his Supreme Court seat would aid the pro life cause and bring broad changes. The Washington rally featured five hours of speakers prayer and music honoring Borks conservative stance on Roe v Wade.
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Washington
Reagan
Roberts Bork
Supreme Court
Melody Green
Americans Against Abortion
Lindale
Texas
Senate
Bork
Businessman Executed for Raping and Murder in Louisiana
Sterling Rault, a 36 year old accountant, was executed by electric chair in Angola Louisiana for raping and murdering his secretary over embezzlement fears. He proclaimed innocence, thanked God, and blew a kiss to his aunt Sister Mary Rault as the first jolt struck at 12 10 a m.
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Angola
Sterling Rault
Louisiana
Rault
Mary Rault
Gasoline prices rise across United States in two week period
The Lundberg Survey finds the national average price at 1.033 dollars per gallon up 0.66 cents in two weeks. It compares 16.5 cents higher than a year ago and 19.75 cents lower than two years ago with self-serve and full-serve rates listed for regular unleaded and premium grades.
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Los Angeles
United States
Lundberg
No Simple Solutions For Decline In Test Scores Report
A Congressional Budget Office study rejects simple cause and effect for the 1960s and 1970s test score drop and rebound. It notes many social and educational factors influenced results on standardized elementary tests and was prepared for the Senate subcommittee by Daniel Koretz.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Senate Labor and Human Resources Subcommittee
Daniel M. Koretz
Protest Demands After Striker Lee Suk-kyu Death
In Seoul a broad opposition coalition urged black ribbon protests and horn honks to pressure Chun Doo hwan to resign after 22 year old Lee Suk-kyu died from tear gas fragments at Daewoo shipyard. Strikes and student unions surged nationwide as workers demand apologies, job reinstatements, and broader democracy.
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Seoul
South Korea
Hornhonking
National Coalition For A Democratic Constitution
Chun Doohwan
Lee Suk-kyu
Lee
Chun
Ers
Yonsei University
Daewoo
Koje Island
Yonhap
National Coalition For Democratic Constitution
Reunfication Democratic Party
National Assembly
Daewoo Shipbuilding
Okpo Daewoo Hospital
Strikers Fired As Dismissals Intensifying
Anglo American fires 7,000 black strikers for defying back to work ultimatums amid a 15 day walkout. 9,000 more miners at gold and coal mines faced dismissal if they did not return. Union reports clashes and injuries with security forces and two deaths at Western Areas.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Anglo American
Anglo
Johannesburg Consolidated Investments
Western Areas
Western Transvaal
J.J. Nel
Nel
National Union of Mineworkers
Kinross
Gencor
Marcel Golding
President Steyn
Orange Free State
Western Holdings
Vaal Reefs
Launch Capsized With 80 Passengers in Flooded Bangladesh
A motor launch carrying about 80 passengers capsized after striking a bridge column on the flood swollen Buri ganga River near Sadarghat. Police and rescue workers say 12 swam to safety and four were pulled from the water by Chinese technicians, with possible others trapped. Fuel exhaustion and strong currents were cited as causes as cranes remove the wreckage.
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Dhaka
Bangladesh
Associated Press
Friendship Bridge
Buriganga River
Dha
Fire Brigade
Reagan Keeps Gorbachov Summit Invitation Open
The invitation for a U S Soviet summit on U S soil remains, but a reported September meeting in Washington has no basis. State Department spokeswoman Nancy Beck denied the Los Angeles Times report as Reagan rests at his ranch during a California vacation.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
U.S
Washington
State Department
Department
Nancy Beck
Geles
California
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
The notice lists phone numbers for subscriptions and ads and provides office hours and address. It specifies mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and outlines subscription rates and payment instructions for the Aiken Standard.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
Utland Drive
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