Iraq Attacks Neka Power Station amid Iran Strikes
Iraqi warplanes flew 700 miles into Iran to hit the Neka power station described as the largest in the Middle East and attacked multiple targets in the north and south. Iran reported casualties including two workers killed and 25 wounded at a northern site and 114 civilians killed in Ahwaz in five raids.
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Cyprus
Iran
Neka
Baghdad Radio
Islamic Republic
Middle East
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Khuzistan
Tehran
Caspian Sea
Soviet Union
Iraq
Zakhou
Rival miners clash at Vaal Reefs mine killing ten
In South Africa rival bands of black miners fought at the Vaal Reefs Gold Mine, causing 10 deaths and 51 injuries. The toll at the mine over two weeks reached 23. Earlier, during the Nov 22 23 weekend, 13 black men were killed and 20 wounded in a fight over a union boycott at the mine tavern. The Metal and Allied Workers Union reported Inkatha supporters attacked and killed three union members in a black township near Howick in Natal province.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Vaal Reefs
Metal and Allied Workers Union
Inkatha
Howick
Natal
Durban
Libyan Bombing Connection Not Proven
Seven months after U S warplanes bombed Libya in retaliation for a West Berlin terrorist attack investigators have not proven Libyan officials linked to the bombing. The inquiry has not confirmed the right target though no proof of error exists. A West Berlin court said Syria aided the earlier attack, adding to questions.
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Bonn
West Germany
U.S
Libya
West Berlin
United States
Syria
Berlin
Israelis Clash With Palestinians in West Bank Protests
Israeli soldiers and hundreds of rock throwing Palestinians clashed for a third day of protests over occupation in the West Bank. At least six hurt and more than 70 Palestinians arrested as merchants closed shops across the West Bank East Jerusalem and Gaza. Soldiers ordered some shops to reopen after shootings killed three West Bank teenagers on prior days.
Troops Surround Sikh Temples in New Delhi Riots
Hundreds of troops ring three Sikh temples in New Delhi after rioting left six dead including three soldiers. Lt Gov Kapur says army on standby in western areas but not deployed. curfew enforced around all temples.
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New Delhi
India
H.L. Kapur
Vatican Denounces Lab Conception Predetermining Sex
The Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano condemned sex predetermination as irrational tech over a Naples birth where a girl's sex was set before test tube conception. It called such conception produced not conceived, arguing it bypasses conjugal act and reduces people to objects.
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Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Naples
Europe
Khomeini Halts Iran US Contact Criticism
Iranian leader Ayatollah Khomeini ordered a halt to domestic criticism over secret Iran US talks. Parliament deputies who sought inquiry said they withdrew questions after his Nov 20 edict asserting full control. The controversy tied to arms to Iran and funds reaching Nicaragua drew Washington scrutiny.
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Cyprus
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Iran
United States
Reagan
Ali Akbar Velayati
Iran Liberation Movement
Mehdi Bazargan
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Israel
Tehran
Nicaragua
Washington
Khomeini
Seyyed Jamal Nik Ravesh
Associated Press
Weinberger Sought Calm Morocco Jordan Over Iran Arms Sales
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and aide Richard Armitage met Morocco King Hassan II and Jordan King Hussein to mollify concerns over U S arms sales to Iran. Talks with Hassan lasted six hours. Hussein was described as diplomatically angry. Weinberger announced F 16 sales to Morocco and other measures while in Europe.
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Morocco
Jordan
Iran
U.S
Weinberger
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Richard Armitage
Hussein
Armitage
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Europe
Reagan
United States
NATO
Brussels
Paris
Gunfire at Fergus High: substitute killed and students wounded
In Fergus Montana a substitute teacher was killed and an assistant principal and two students wounded when gunshots rang out at Fergus High School. A 14 year old freshman, Kristofer Haas, was arrested an hour later and may face adult charges.
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Mont
Fergus High School
Ann Rapkoch
Kristofer Haas
Billings
Fer
Gus County
Kristofer
Fergus High
Sheri Preheim
Montana
California
Teaching Creationism Goes To Supreme Court
Louisiana appeals a federal ruling that a 1981 law requiring teaching creationism with evolution violates church state separation. The ACLU argues the law, never enforced, masks religious instruction as science and could shape the long running Darwin Genesis clash.
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Baton Rouge
U.S. Supreme Court
Louisiana
The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
The Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions and classified ads and provides office hours and address. It notes contact lines for news ideas and display ads, plus customer service hours and mailing address. Subscription rates are shown as $1.14 $4.90 $14.70 $29.40 98.80.
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