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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1988

Page

2

Marcos in hospital as tests continue after heart failure

HONOLULU AP reports deposed Philippine president Ferdinand Marcos, 71, remains guarded yet stable at St Francis Medical Centre after being hospitalized with congestive heart failure. Doctors plan further tests while he defers travel to New York for arraignment on racketeering charges. aides cite his daughter Imee’s childbirth complications in Morocco as the trigger.

Honolulu Ferdinand Marcos Marcos Sunda St. Francis Medical Centre Mi Im. Marcos New York Imee Manotoc Morocco Calvin Wong

Atlantis Begins Return Trip To Florida

Atlantis returns to Florida aboard a modified Boeing 747 piggyback from Edwards Air Force Base. The orbiter arrived at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base at 5 55 p m after a 90 minute flight. Weather in Texas and Florida could delay the final leg to Cape Canaveral.

Tucson National Aeronautics and Space Administration Texas Florida Cape Canaveral

Foreign Visitors Describe Tibet Clash Shootout

Foreign witnesses including Ron Schwartz describe panic as police opened fire on monks and protesters in Lhasa. They sought cover behind stalls and ran through alleys as bullets and tear gas flew. China says one monk was killed and 13 wounded after demonstrators seized a Tibetan flag and defied police.

Beijing Tibet Ron Schwartz University of Newfoundland St. Johns Canada Associated Press Eee Xinhua U.N Himalayan China Schwartz

Nine Point Seven Million Lost Jobs in Closings and Layoffs

Washington report shows 9.7 million Americans displaced from 1983 to 1988 due to plant closings and layoffs during a long peacetime expansion. Of these, 4.7 million were tenured workers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes shifts from manufacturing to white collar roles and notes about six in ten had advance notice of layoff.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Nial Beteete The BLS Labor Department Employment and Training Administration

U S Pledges Pour In For Armenia Survivors

A rapid telethon to aid Soviet Armenia quake victims drew nearly 3 million dollars in pledges. A Seattle disaster team plans to ship 40 to 50 medical staff and around 100000 pounds of equipment on a donated cargo plane to Yerevan. Volunteers collected operating gear wheelchairs and stoves while a California Armenian group and Chicago relief group coordinated aid.

Soviet Armenia Alaska Encino Calif Seattle Christy Horton Seattle-King County Horton Yerevan Hazel Barsamian Armenian Relief Society Chicago

Quake Aid Planes Return After Israel Declines Help

Two U S built Hercules transports carrying 46 medical personnel and equipment flew from Israel to Armenia but returned after Civil Defense chief Maj Gen Aharon Vardi decided the relief effort could not be used effectively. Israeli officials stated Leningrad area aid was not needed. The move follows warming ties with the Soviet Union.

Jerusalem Armenia Israel Aharon Vardi Iet Republic Leninakan Vardi Foreign Ministry Soviet Union Middle East

Cuban Hijack Attempt Ends With Arrest in Grand Turk

A 26 year old Cuban exile claiming a bomb device forced a TWA 727 from San Juan to Havana to divert. Passengers and crew, 128 aboard, landed safely in Miami. the suspect Felix Sanchez Rodriguez remains under extradition after being arrested in Grand Turk. He reportedly wished to visit his ailing mother in Cuba.

Miami Havana Grand Turk U.S TWA San Juan Grand ‘Turk Turks and Caicos Islands Bahamas Willie Douglas Montgomery Robert Blattner St. Louis Felix Sanchez Rodriguez Sai Mariel Wry FBI Rodriguez Blattner Cuba

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