Egypt charges officers in attempted extremist overthrow
Cairo prosecutors indict four military officers and 29 others for forming an extremist Moslem organization to overthrow the government. The 33 defendants are sent to a state security court for trial with possible hard labor penalties up to 25 years. Trial date not set.
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Gritz Deported After False Passport Entry Attempt
Former Green Beret James Bo Gritz tries to enter Thailand using a false passport and is deported. He vows to continue rescue missions in Laos, while Thailand had earlier declared him persona non grata after a 1983 foray.
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Bo” Gritz
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Sheriff retracts stop and question order in Metairie
Metairie Sheriff Lee apologized and revoked a plan to stop and question black drivers in white neighborhoods amid crime concerns. NAACP leaders warned the policy was dangerous and discriminatory, while Lee acknowledged his mistake and sought to calm the furor.
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Shirley Porter
New Orleans
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Physicist Uses Math Model to Aid AIDS Fight
Dr. Leon N. Cooper of Brown University says a statistical model he developed can explain and predict characteristics of HIV. He asserts the model may serve as a road map to guide researchers seeking ways to thwart AIDS.
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Leon N. Cooper
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Providence
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Nicaragua protests U S Honduras over border military drills
Nicaragua's Foreign Ministry protested joint U S Honduran exercises near the border 18 miles from Nicaragua. President Ortega accused Sandinista troops of being fired on by 105mm cannons from Honduran territory, while U S officials denied any American artillery involvement and stressed no U S troops fired from Honduras.
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Americans plan Syria trip in bid to free Lebanon hostages
Mohammad Mehdi and Dale Shaheen said they will visit Damascus to press for freedom of 17 foreign hostages held in Lebanon. They expect talks with Syrian officials and Arab leaders, but no kidnappers have been contacted yet. They met Prime Minister Karami and Shiite leader Husseini and aim to reach Baalbek to view Islamic Revolutionary Guards presence.
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Osman Osman
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Advertising Fraud Tops Consumer Concerns Nationwide
Washington AP reports state consumer affairs officials list the 10 leading issues. Advertising fraud leads, followed by lemon laws and health spas, with mortgage brokers rent to own agreements and video clubs among the concerns.
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Steven Hamm
South Carolina
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5000 Black Gold Miners On Strike In Johannesburg
About 5,000 black miners at the Grootvlei mine east of Johannesburg walked off the job after a clash with police left one miner dead and eight wounded. General Mining Union Corp said production stopped as residents complained of disturbances after a union meeting.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Office Details
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