Shultz Casts Doubt On Vienna Arms Talks Next Month
Secretary of State George P. Shultz says Vienna talks between the United States and the Soviet Union on arms control are unlikely to be held around Sept. 18. He notes Soviet health worries about Konstantin Chernenko and cites Moscow’s demand to limit talks to space weapons.
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George P. Shultz
Vienna
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Associated Press
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Chernenko
State Department
Andrei
Gromyko
United Nations
New York
Reagan
U.N. General Assembly
White House
Moscow
Larry Speakes
United States
Kremlin
Geneva
Solidarity marks fourth anniversary amid calls for peaceful protests
In Warsaw supporters urged a peaceful demonstration on Solidaritys fourth anniversary. A government prosecutor warned against public order violations as Lech Walesa floated talks with the regime to avert unrest. Walesa aimed to address workers at the Gdansk shipyard where Solidarity began on Aug. 31, 1980. Underground leaders urged Poles to make today a Solidarity holiday without specific street action.
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British Longshoremen Split On Support For Coal Miners
In London AP report longshoremen divided over coal miners strike. Dover workers voted against the strike by 300 at the nation’s biggest passenger port and 1,100 Felixstowe workers, largest cargo port, upheld nonparticipation, signaling a setback for the Transport and General Workers Union and the miners union.
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Britain
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Dover
Felixstowe
Transport and General Workers Union
Airlines and Private Pilots Clash Over Flight Delays
Washington AP report says major airlines and hundreds of thousands of private pilots blame each other for airport congestion. Chief executives from 20 airlines accuse the FAA of ignoring private pilot impact while the agency plans peak time flight limits for carriers at busy airports.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Rings Show Carbon Dioxide Boosts Tree Growth in Wild
Washington AP reports direct evidence that rising atmospheric CO2 enhances plant growth. University of Arizona researchers examined bristlecone and limber pines at 11 000 to 12 000 feet, finding wider annual rings tied to higher CO2 levels.
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Washington
Science
University of Arizona
Stanford researchers test yohimbine as human aphrodisiac
At Stanford, researchers study yohimbine once used as a love potion in Africa. In rat trials it caused heightened sexual activity, leading to human tests with about 150 volunteers and 40 men planned for placebo controlled dosing over a year.
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Calif
Stanford University
Julian Davidson
Davidson
Science Magazine
Erla Smith
Jack Clark
University of Florida College of Medicine
National Institutes of Health
Peres Reported Pact Sparks Party Revolt
A reported agreement between caretaker Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir and rival Shimon Peres to rotate leadership triggers a revolt within Peres Labor Party. Mapam faction threatens to quit if the plan advances, potentially altering seat dynamics in the 120 member Knesset and risking Labor’s lead.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
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Chaim Herzog
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Yossi Ahimeir
Associated Press
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Israel Radio
Yahad
Ometz
Victor Shem-Tove
Aiken Standard Advertising and News Idea Line
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions, classifieds, news tips, and display ads. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Burt Reynolds Benign on Health Amid Tabloid Hype
An aide said Burt Reynolds is recovering from an inner ear infection and jaw and teeth issues with no serious illness. Reports of a mysterious ailment were labeled total inventions as the actor resumes work after a kidney stone episode. Maureen Dean, ten years after Watergate testimony, says she aims to be seen as an independent stockbroker. John Lennon manuscript sold at Sotheby's for 22 880, bought by Asprey and Co for an anonymous client. seller Rod Murray recalled Lennon’s Liverpool ties and missed Beatles offer.
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