Stone and Leftist Rebels Trade Talks in Central America
U.S. special envoy Richard Stone met Salvadoran rebel leaders again and expects more talks today. Nicaragua’s leftist government invited U.S. official Langhorne Motley to a meeting, while El Salvador’s Peace Commission had a first postwar dialogue in Bogota. Stone also held a secret meeting near San Jose with DRF leaders Guillermo Ungo and Ruben Zamora.
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Shultz and Gromyko to Search for Arms Control Compromise
In Madrid next week, Secretary of State George P. Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will meet to discuss possible compromises at the Geneva arms control talks. State Department spokesman Alan Romberg tied the meeting to Geneva talks and called it an important gathering.
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LSU faces faculty split over assistant's lesbian affair
A graduate assistant Kristine Naragon’s affair with a student triggered a faculty divide at Louisiana State University after U.S. District Judge E Gordon West ruled LSU may replace her citing a major breach of professional ethics while not ruling on her claim that political switched to a research post violated her rights due to her sexual orientation.
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Reagan Says No Immediate Change in Lebanon Force Size
President Reagan endorses advisers recommendations and says U S Marines will stay in Lebanon without an immediate change in force size or mission. Congress weighs War Powers Act options to potentially require withdrawal within 60 days unless approved. Reagan remains on vacation while Bush returns to preside over a special situation group meeting with Shultz Weinberger and Vessey.
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French Soldier Killed as Beirut Attacks Continue
In Beirut an ambush killed a French soldier and wounded two others at the Galerie Semaan crossing. The toll rose to 49 dead and 217 wounded in a new round of fighting linked to Lebanese unrest while U S Marines and Israeli forces bear the broader impact. The Eisenhower moved closer to shore to back Marines as Israel delayed a partial pullback.
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Emergency Declared After Prison Riot In Oklahoma
A state of emergency was declared as National Guard troops moved in to quell a riot at Conner Correctional Center in Hominy Oklahoma. One inmate died and more than twenty were injured as 600 inmates were moved to other prisons after four dormitories were burned and the facility damaged.
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Man Bitten Dies In Religious Snake Handling Ritual
Mack Ray Wolford 39 of Phelps Kentucky died eight hours after a rattlesnake bite during a church snake handling service in Long Bottom West Virginia. Relatives said he traveled from Kentucky for the ritual and believed the death was his chosen fate as believers prayed at the scene. The last West Virginia fatal bite at a service was Rev. John Holbrook in 1982.
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Judge Allows Wiping Out Two Years Of Teacher Raises
U S bankruptcy ruling lets San Jose Unified School District erase two years of raises for about 2200 employees. Labor leader warns the decision could have a devastating impact on school workers elsewhere as districts watch to see if bankruptcy is a viable path for paying bills and discarding contracts.
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Bart Lancaster preparing to film Firestarter after bypass surgery
69 year old Oscar winner Bart Lancaster remains in recovery after a Friday bypass at Cedars-Sinai. He has left the ICU and is expected to stay 10 days to two weeks, then begin work on Dino De Laurentiis film Firestarter in October in North Carolina. John Travolta buys a 15 year old Lockheed Jetstar worth 1.5 million.
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Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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Dino de Laurentiis
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Cessna
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Aiken Standard Ad Rates and Contact Details
The notice lists advertising contacts for the Aiken Standard with phone numbers 648-2311 and 649-1555. It notes offices at 124 Rutland Drive and hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Prepaid display ad rates are shown as 3.90 11.70 23.40 46.80 PBM Rates.
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Emergency Numbers Aiken Community Hospital and EMS
Emergency numbers for Aiken area include Aiken Community Hospital 649 7911 Volunteer Fire Departments 648 6811 Aiken County Sheriff 648 6811 and Emergency Medical Services for quick reference in public safety listings.
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