Khomeini Urges Iran to Reject Peace in War With Iraq
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini told Iran's leaders Iran must reject any imposed peace or arbitration in the six year war with Iraq. He urged mobilization for victory and stated the war should continue until it is achieved, addressing President Ali Khamenei and other top officials during the Ghadir Kham feast.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Iran
Khomeini
Ali Khamenei
Ali-Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
Hussein Musavi
Ghadir Kham
Mohammed
Imam Ali
Turbine Mishap Halts Japanese Reactor
A Kansai Electric Power spokesman said a worker mishandled a routine turbine check at Takahama No 2 reactor causing an automatic shutdown. No injuries or damage were reported. The turbine jumped from 800 to 1460 rpm before manual control stopped it.
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Tokyo
Toru Ohtsuka
Kansai Electric Power Co
Takahama
Ohtsuka
GWEN towers strain country amid anti nuke protests
A network of 299 foot GWEN towers planned to aid post nuclear communications faces local opposition and activist attacks. The Air Force aims to deploy 56 towers by year end or early 1987 at an $800 million project, critics say they risk Soviet strikes and promise a false sense of victory in a prolonged nuclear war.
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Washington
GWEN
Air Force
Salvadoran War Sees Army Edge Ahead Ahead of Peace Talks
As peace talks are set for Sept. 19, the Salvadoran army holds a battlefield edge with larger operations and control of war torn villages. Guerrillas remain defiant though outnumbered and lacking clear military advantage. U.S. trained troops patrol the Pan American Highway once a conflict flashpoint for the FMLN groupings.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front
Catholics Front Remains United on Church Teaching
Archbishop John Foley in Meet the Press defense urges unity in authentic Catholic doctrine while addressing the Curran censure. The theologian Charles Curran of Catholic University had been censured for views on sexual issues, highlighting tensions between inquiry and official teaching.
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Washington
John P. Foley
Pontifical Commission On Social Communication
Foley
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Charles Curran
Catholic University of America
Chernobyl Conference Attracts 500 Officials From 50 Countries
Vienna hosts a weeklong gathering of 500 nuclear industry officials from more than 50 nations to review a 382 page Soviet report on the Chernobyl disaster and its causes. The event aims to shed light on the accident at No. 4 reactor near Kiev with Legasov leading the Soviet delegation and a two part report outlining causes and consequences.
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Vienna
Austria
Chernobyl
Ukraine
International Atomic Energy Agency
U.N
Kiev
Tion
Valery Legasov
LV. Kurchatov Institute of Atomic Energy
Legasov
Soviet Spy Contacted Student Years Before Illicit Info
FBI says Gennadiy Zakharov, a Soviet employee at the United Nations, approached a Queens College student in 1983. The pair allegedly exchanged money for unclassified material and later sought classified defense data, with Zakharov facing espionage charges and a potential life sentence.
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New York
United Nations
FBI
Gennadiy Fedorovich Zakharov
Lane Bonner
Washington
Queens College
Zakharov
United Nations Center For Science and Technology For Development
U.S
Bendix
General Electric
Frontier Airlines shuts down leaving thousands stranded
Signs at West airports announced Frontier has ceased operations as ticket counters emptied. At Stapleton hub in Denver about six thousand passengers faced canceled flights and long lines as Continental and United offered standby seats while passengers vented frustration and disbelief.
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Jim Tindall
Frontier Airlines
Jim
Denver
Stapleton Airport
West
Reading
Frontier
Stapleton International Airport
Stapleton
Continental
United
John Chisholm
San Diego
Donna Steiger
Sioux Falls
S.D
Dickhane Bara
Dakar
Senegal
Vancouver
British Columbia
Vita Willeke
Midland
Texas
Eldorado
Senators Push Economic Leverage On Mexico In Drug Fight
Sen. Dennis DeConcini urges linking new U.S. loans to stronger Mexican anti drug actions amid criticism of Mexico's efforts. Sen. Paula Hawkins supports hot pursuit and extradi tion talks and proposes revoking textiles favored status if needed. President De la Madrid defends Mexico but says allegations of torture are blown out of proportion.
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Washington
United States
Dennis DeConcini
Mexico
DeConcini
Paula Hawkins
R-Fla
U.S
Colombia
de la Madrid
Dallas Times Herald
Drug Enforcement Administration
Victor Cortez
Lone Ranger Helps Injured Motorcyclist in Spartanburg
Pat Humphries 22 was hit by a hit and run while riding home. Clayton Moore the Lone Ranger aided him with a flashlight as EMS arrived. Moore and wife Connie were in town for a charity musical and were traveling from Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium.
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Spartanburg
The
Lone Ranger
Pat Humphries
Highway Patrol
T.B. Hanks
Humphries
Lone
Clayton Moore
Moore
Connie
Emergency
Spartanburg Regional Medical Center
Andy
South Carolina
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription options and contact numbers for classified ads and news ideas. It provides office hours, address at 124 Rutland Drive, mailing box 456 in Aiken South Carolina, and payment instructions for advance subscriptions of 3 6 and 12 months.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
PBM
Dlance
Volunt
Wagener Fire
Wagener Police
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Aiken
S.C
Emergency Numbers Provided by Aiken Standard
A list of emergency contact numbers is provided including Poison Control SC Highway Patrol Salley Fire Salley Police and the Sheriff's Department for quick access during crises.
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Poison Control Center
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley Police Sheriff's Department
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