Four Arab hijackers threaten to blow up Air France jetliner
In Beirut four Arab hijackers threaten to destroy an Air France Boeing 727 with 17 hostages aboard unless France ends backing Chad and arms sales to Iraq. Tehran Radio says remaining hostages are in good health. two hostages briefly left the plane for rest at the airport.
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Democrats Have Confidence In 1984 Senate Return
Washington AP reports Democrats expect to recapture Senate control in 1984. Key retirements by Senators Baker and Tower plus strong recruiting fuel optimism. With 33 seats contested, 19 GOP and 14 Democratic, Democrats must gain five to regain majority.
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Begin resignation seen with limited short term policy change
U S officials say Prime Minister Begin may resign with little effect on basic Israeli policies but could ease U S relations. No official White House or State Department reaction yet. Observers note Begin appears frail and fatigued, suggesting he may resign soon. Friction with the United States persists from prior Lebanon events.
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Space Cell Experiment Aims Diabetes Breakthrough
Space Center Houston AP scientists launch live pancreas cells aboard Challenger to separate beta cells using the CFES device in microgravity. Pure beta cells could advance studies and potential transplant methods to cure diabetes, reducing immune rejection risks.
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Save Money On Food Using These Tips
The article outlines a Cornell economist plan to cut grocery costs by at least 15 percent. Heinz Biesdorf promotes Be A Better Shopper with five rules, including buying when the price is right and using house brands. He advises tracking regular prices, comparing stores, and watching for sale limits to maximize savings.
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Cornell University
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Import Duties To Affect U.S. Clothing Prices Little Fountain Inn
A 22.4 percent import tax on Chinese print cloth was aimed at curbing dumping and protecting U.S. mills. Textile officials say the duty will have only a slight impact on clothing prices, while opponents argue consumers pay the tab. Clemson economist McKenzie notes consumers may benefit from low price imports.
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Dalai Lama open to return only if sure of benefit
In Zurich the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, 48, says China invited him to return but demands more reforms. He notes improvements such as food, religious rebuilding, and vows from Beijing, yet warns Tibetans remain wary until genuine, widespread gains are seen. Prince Charles at World Petroleum Congress says he represents consumers and foresees energy shifts as oil reserves dwindle.
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Aiken Standard Phone and Office Hours Notice
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classified advertising 648 2311 and 649 1555. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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