Manila clash with civilians over stones sparks denial of rebel fire
In Manila a security official said troops fired into the air when civilians hurled stones but denied a Communist rebel attack. No casualties were reported. A rebel spokesman called for immediate closure of U.S. bases and land reform seizing Aquino family estate. Teofisto Guingona ruled out bases closure now. peace talks set for Dec 23. The Philippine News Agency cited suspected New People's Army fire on a constabulary station in San Gabriel, about 140 miles NW of Manila.
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Manila
Philippines
U.S
Corazon Aquino
Teofisto Guingona
New People’s Army
San Gabriel
Bomb blasts injure 24 in Barcelona offices
Two near simultaneous bombs rocked buildings housing French firms Ricard Anisette and Roche Bobois in Barcelona, injuring 24 people four seriously. Police blamed ETA potential involvement as fires were put out and victims treated for cuts and smoke inhalation.
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Barcelona
Spain
Jordi Pujol
Catalonia
ETA
Ricard-Anisette
Roche-Bobois
Rumors of Leadership Changes Stir Vietnam Party Congress
Delegates at Vietnam's Sixth Congress discuss possible resignations of party chief Truong Chinh prime minister Pham Van Dong and Politburo member Le Duc Tho as Western reporters gain access for the first time. The potential steps would mark dramatic changes after months of criticism of economic policy during the four day gathering.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Communist Party
Truong Chinh
Pham van Dong
le Duc Tho
Iraq Holds Up OPEC Accord In Geneva
OPEC ministers enter day six of talks to cut oil output and lift prices but Iraq blocks deeper cuts versus Iran. Iran and Iraq clash in a six year war as prices sit around 13 to 16 dollars a barrel with a goal of reaching 18 by year end.
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Geneva
OPEC
Iran
Iraq
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Nuclear families rebound as married couples grow in numbers
The Numbers News reports 420000 more married couple families with children this year reversing a multi decade decline. Experts credit Baby Boomers marrying and having children after postponement and call the shift a long awaited nuclear family comeback.
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Washington
the Numbers News
Martha Farnsworth Riche
Congress Presses Reagan on SALT II Ceilings
Fifty eight U.S. Senators urge President Reagan to reverse the breach of the SALT II treaty by reducing nuclear weapons to meet ceilings in the unratified 1979 pact. Incoming House Democrats similar appeal passed in a closed caucus.
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Washington
Congress
Reagan
Senate
United States
House
Casey Alert After Brain Seizure
CIA Director William J. Casey is described as alert and in stable condition after a brain seizure on the eve of new congressional questions on the Iran arms deal. He was rushed from his office to Georgetown University Hospital and later had a second seizure during tests.
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Washington
CIA
William J. Casey
Casey
Senate Intelligence Committee
Georgetown University Hospital
John Stapleton
Stapleton
Kathy Pherson
Merritt
Ethnic Fighting in Pakistan Escalates Amid Army Patrols
Ethnic clashes in Karachi and Hyderabad escalate with hundreds of buildings burned and scores killed or injured. Army and navy troops patrol major cities as Pathans clash with Mahajirs and Biharis, with multiple deaths and widespread arson reported.
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Pakistan
Karachi
Hyderabad
Orangi
Maps found in sock point to Hasentus prison area
Officials said one map found in the sock of an arrested American shows the area around the Managua prison where convicted American mercenary Eugene Hasentus serves a 30 year sentence. The U S Embassy awaits word on access to Sam Nesley Hall arrested Friday near an air base and held for questioning at the El Chipote jail amid earthquake damage in downtown Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Eugene Hasentus
U.S
Sam Nesley Hall
al Laun
Laun
Miguel d’Escoto
Hall
Air Force Base
Lam
el Chipote
Japan sent envoy to Iran Syria over Lebanon hostages
Former justice minister Akira Hatano says in 1985 he urged Prime Minister Nakasone to send a Japanese envoy to Iran and Syria to help secure the release of American hostages in Lebanon. Hatano disputes some details of a Washington Post report and says the idea was Japan’s own, not a U.S. request.
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Iran
Syria
Lebanon
Akira Hatano
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Japan
Hatano
Associated Press
Washington Post
The
Post
Reagan
Nakasone
U.S
Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Details
Contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds plus office hours and address. The paper lists prices for weekly monthly and long terms with a note on advance payments and emergency numbers as a service.
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Aiken Standard
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Teddy Bear
Augusta Walton
Edgefield
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