Castro firm on staying in Angola and Puerto Rico
Fidel Castro says Cuba will not withdraw troops from Angola nor renounce support for Puerto Rican dissidents to improve ties with the United States. He spoke at the first Cuban Communist Party Congress in Havana, urging solidarity with Angola and Puerto Rico.
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Aiken Standard Masthead and publication details
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 is published every afternoon except weekends. It provides address and subscription notes, postal information, and notices about AP dispatch usage and error corrections.
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Hoover Said To Have Had Hang Up
Veteran FBI agent Jack Egnor claims J Edgar Hoover had a sex hangup that steered the King investigation beyond acceptable bounds. He says Hoover pushed probes when sexual impropriety was suspected and notes agents resisted but followed orders.
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Campaign Finance Starts Payout After Court Ruling
The Supreme Court Split 4 4 allows the Federal Election Commission to begin distributing tax money to major parties and presidential candidates. About 2.35 million is slated for today with 700k to party committees and specific sums to Ford and others, while seven more candidates could receive at least 100k each. Opponents argued the program favors established parties and independents seek delays until constitutionality is decided. Justice Stevens abstained due to late swearing in.
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Arts have impact: NYC cultural sector drives billions
AP reports New York cultural activities generate over 3 billion dollars yearly, with more than 100 million in taxes. Nonprofit arts groups in the state spend about 350 million annually, according to Robert W. Sarnoff, national chairman of the Business Committee for the Arts.
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Publicity hoax cited in Van Buren sheriff shooting case
Spencer Tennessee AP Van Buren County Sheriff John L Sullivan resigned after officials charged the ambush was a hoax to collect insurance and gain publicity District Atty Charles S Ramsey said Jerome Roark admitted firing the sheriff s shotgun at Sullivan under his direction Sullivan planned no further charges and admitted resignation The investigation found a milk carton and boards used to test pellet impact and Roark said Sullivan sought to exonerate himself by a polygraph which he refused to take The case ended with Sullivan s resignation Warren Zeiller of the Miami Seaquarium notes sharks as aggressors in a final unrelated line
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Ten Styles Of American Home Architecture To 75 Years
Maurice Williams surveys ten styles that shaped early 20th century American housing including Prairie Bungalow Pueblo International California Bungalow California Ranch Northwestern Solar Functional Modern A Frame and Plastic House. The piece notes broad public appeal and invites readers to call for property listings and appointments.
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