Nunn declines 1988 run citing Armed Services duties
Senator Sam Nunn of Georgia told fellow Democrats he will not seek the 1988 presidency due to duties as chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. Rep. Buddy Darden quoted Nunn saying his responsibilities would distract him from a presidential campaign.
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Atlanta
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Buddy Darden
Nunn
White House
Arkansas
Darden
Armed Services Committee
Groups Challenge Hodel Offshore Lease Plan
A coalition of environmental groups filed a suit in the U S Court of Appeals challenging Interior Secretary Hodel's five year plan for the outer continental shelf. They argue the plan violates the Continental Shelf Lands Act and NEPA by undervaluing coastal impacts and ignoring alternatives. They seek cancellation and revision.
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Washington
Interior
Donald P. Hodel
Hodel
Sarah Chasis
Natural Resources Defense Council
U.S. Court of Appeals
Interior Secretary
James Thornton
Council
Falwell defends loans between ministry and politics
The Rev. Jerry Falwell asserts loans between his Old-Time Gospel Hour ministry and Liberty Federation political groups were lawful. Over four years these entities lent each other more than 2 million dollars, including 1.2 million from the federation to the ministry and 318,441 the other way in the seven months to Jan 31 1987.
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Lynchburg
Falwell
Gospel Hour
The
Liberty Federation
GOP Eager To Fill Void Left By Laxalt
Paul Laxalt quits the presidential race citing finances. Republican contenders Kemp and du Pont IV position themselves as successors to Reaganism for 1988. Senate foe Dole notes friendship and similar voting records with Laxalt.
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Gop
Laxalt
Jack Kemp
New York
Delaware
Pierre S. du Pont IV
Reagan
Kemp
du Pont
White House
Senate
Bob Dole
Group Pressing Malpractice Limits Targets State Legislatures
Washington AP says a medical malpractice reform group led by James K. Coyne of the American Tort Reform Association will push state legislatures after concluding Congress will not act. Coyne calls the current system a lottery. Kirk Johnson of the American Medical Association supports action at state and federal levels.
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Washington
Congress
James K. Coyne
GOP
Pennsylvania
American Tort Reform Association
Kirk Johnson
American Medical Association
Coyne
Anchormen To Cover Pope Arrival In Miami
AP reports four major anchors will cover Pope John Paul II arrival in Miami on September 10. Peter Jennings Dan Rather and Tom Brokaw join Reagan and analysts with live shots and special programs across ABC CBS NBC and CNN detailing the pope visit and meetings.
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Miami
John Paul II
U.S
America
Reagan
Peter Jennings
Dan Rather
Tom Brokaw
Miami International
ABC
CBS
NBC
Karen Reynolds
Jennings
Bill Blakemore
South Africa Mines Fire 10000 Strikebreakers Over Work Refusal
Anglo American fired 10,000 black workers who would not return to work after a union rejected a contract offer. The NUM voted against pay gains, while COSATU prepared for a national strike. Underground sit-ins persisted at Western Deep Levels as the industry reels from the six major mine disruption.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Anglo American Corp
National Union of Mineworkers
Congress of South African Trade Unions
Anglo
Anglo American
Matums
Chamber of Mines
Trade Union Congress
Miners’ Union
Jay Naidoo
Congress
Sixty two cities fail ozone and carbon monoxide standards
Washington AP EPA reports 62 cities violated the 1984 86 ozone standard and 65 violated the carbon monoxide limit, improving from 1983 85 figures. EPA spokesman Chris Rice cautions ozone remains the main focus and predicts mid Atlantic summers may worsen ozone numbers.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Chris Rice
Rice
mid-Atlantic
North Carolina
New York
Censorship Attacks Rise in U S Schools
Washington AP report notes a 20 percent rise in school censorship attempts last year. The People for the American Way tally cites 153 attempts to censor books or materials, up from 130 in 1985, amid high profile fights in Tennessee Alabama and Indiana.
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Washington
Tennessee
Alabama
Sports Illustrated
Indiana
People For the American Way
Reader's Digest
U.S. News and World Report
Landers Delays Prostate Cancer Column For More Research
Chicago AP reports Ann Landers pulled this Sundays column on a prostate cancer treatment after saying it showed remarkable early results. An assistant noted the piece offered to 1,200 newspapers could be the most important column she has written while more research was pursued.
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Chicago
Ann Landers
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Information
The notice lists subscription and classified ad phone numbers plus office hours and address. It notes customer service times, mailing address, and general subscription payment recipient.
North Augusta Deaf Emergency numbers listed by Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers for North Augusta Deaf residents as part of its public service. The newspaper notes the publisher details and mailing address for notices and postpaid submission.
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North Augusta
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God Is Not Elected
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All News Network
Pope John Paul II
Mining Company
Ponce
Leesburg
Fla
Arthur J. Kropp
Landers
Porky
Bradberry
Aiken
Aiken Drug Airport Stop & Shop
Gosnell’ S Jerry's Service Center Food Lion-Kalmia Plaza
Holley Inn
Winn Dixie
Pine Log
Woodruff Drug
York St. Westside Bowery
Palmetto Golf Club
Gurley
Kroger-Hitchcock Plaza
Kroger-University
Sone Augusta Piggly Wiggly
Rhodes-Murphy
Laws
Augusta & Aiken
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
S.C
PBM
Aiken Communications Inc
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Jackson
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Salley
Volunt
Wagener
Wagener Police
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