Elba inmates threaten massacre over helicopter demands
Inmates who seized 22 hostages at an Elba prison threaten a massacre if police attack or demands are not met. Mario Tuti says six inmates with life sentences have nothing to lose, while prison director Cosimo Giordano confirms negotiations continuing into a second day as hostages are treated well.
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Elba
Mario Tuti
ANSA
Cosimo Giordano
Hydrogen spill prompts large evacuation in Columbus
Emergency crews neutralized a liquid hydrogen leak after a truck overturned at the I 70 I 71 intersection near downtown Columbus. About 5,100 people within a half mile were urged to evacuate, with hospital patients moved to avoid glass hazards as nitrogen and ammonia transfer procedures began for removal.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dana Rinehart
Children’s Hospital
Chris Campbell
Fire Battalion
Ron Allen
Joan Collins Divorces Fourth Husband Holm
Los Angeles AP report says Joan Collins becomes single again after filing for divorce from Peter Holm. In a brief hearing Judge Kenneth Black asked if the petition was true and Collins replied yes. The 54 year old star married Holm on November 6 1985 and separated after 13 months.
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Los Angeles
Joan Collins
Peter Holm
Miss Collins
Superior Court
Kenneth Black
Hart hints at possible 1984 presidential bid return
Former U.S. Senator Gary Hart, returning from Ireland, told reporters at Stapleton Airport he intends to announce plans soon and will address all points in a comprehensive way. He previously spoke to reporters in New York City on Tuesday about his potential candidacy.
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Denver
U.S
Gary Hart
Ireland
Hart
Stapleton International Airport
Kennedy International Airport
New York City
Manila Police Clash With Strikers Over Fuel Price Hike
Police charged protesters in Manila while firing on demonstrators in Bacoor as thousands joined a nationwide strike against fuel price increases. Strike leaders, backed by May 1st Movement affiliates, vowed to continue protests despite a recent gasoline price cut.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
May 1St Movement
Philippine Constabulary
Bacoor
Vote Could End Mineworkers Strike in South Africa
Striking black miners vote on a proposal from major mines offering slightly better benefits but no wage increase. If accepted, the walkout ends after 17 days. if rejected, the strike continues. Ramaphosa notes wages were not discussed and the union will respond to the chamber tonight.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
National Union of Mineworkers
Gal
Cyril Ramaphosa
Ramaphosa
Reagan Pressures Soviet Union to Cut World Tensions
President Reagan urged Moscow to take steps reducing global tensions as Geneva talks move to a new position on arms control. He spoke to the Town Hall of California in Los Angeles outlining expected moves by the Soviets and noted U S shifts on verification after a July offer. The address touched on Central America and Nicaragua amid ongoing discussions on arms agreements.
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Reagan
Soviet Union
Geneva
Santa Barbara
Calif
Town Hall of California
Afghanistan
Berlin Wall
Europe
U.S
Terry Schroeder
United States
Central America
Nicaragua
Arias to Report on Nicaragua Peace Effort to Congress
House Speaker Jim Wright says Costa Rican President Oscar Arias will report to Congress next month on efforts toward a diplomatic settlement in Nicaragua. Wright says ambassadors told him the peace effort is on target and on track despite calls for new aid to the Contras.
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House
Jim Wright
Nicaragua
Oscar Arias
Congress
Texas Democrat
Little Celie Cichan Told Of Deaths In Flight 255 Crash
Four year old Cecilia Cichan learned that her parents and brother died in the Northwest Flight 255 crash near Detroit. Her grandfather said she asked what never again meant and Aunt Rita Lumpkin told her in hospital. Funeral services for the three were set for Maple Glen, Pennsylvania.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Cecilia Cichan
Northwest Airlines
Pauline Ciamaichela
Arizona
The
Arizona Republic
Detroit Metropolitan
Cecilia
Detroit News
Rita Lumpkin
C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital
Lumpkin
Anthony Ciamaichela
Maple Glen
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Information
The notice lists subscription and advertising contact numbers for the Aiken Standard. It provides office hours from Monday to Friday and Sunday, the office address at 124 Rutland Drive, mailing address P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802, and subscription payment instructions including monthly and annual terms.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
Emergency numbers sheet from the Aiken Standard
A list of emergency and local service contacts including Aiken Fire and Police, EMS, regional hospitals, poison control, and sheriff's department with phone numbers. It notes the Aiken Standard publication details and mailing address.
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Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken
Aiken Police
Emerg
HCA
Jackson Police
New Ellenton
New Holland
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