Pilots Sleep On Red Eye Flights Cited By Harvard Doctor
Harvard Medical School researcher Dr. Martin C. Moore-Ede notes pilots navigators often fight drowsiness on night coast to coast runs and may nap in shifts violating rules. He says slips occur even as planes run on autopilot and crews can drift past destinations.
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Botha defends Swaziland raids and vows more if needed
South Africa's Foreign Minister R F Botha defended raids into Swaziland targeting alleged guerrillas. He met Swaziland Prime Minister S Dlamini in Mbabane. Reports say two killed, four abducted. two Swazis and a Swiss couple were taken, with the Swiss later released as protests mounted.
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R.F. Botha
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Sodja Dlamini
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Mbanane
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Casey in stable condition after brain surgery
CIA Director William J. Casey remains unchanged five days after undergoing a 54 hour operation to remove a lymphoma identified tumor from his brain. Hospital spokesman Timothy Sites said his condition is stable and progress is satisfactory.
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CIA
William J. Casey
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West Columbia man sentenced to death in Florida slaying
A 40 year old West Columbia South Carolina man James Ansel Harmon was sentenced to death in Florida for the 1985 murder of Charles Otis Germany 70. The killer shot the elderly man in his Ocala home as he drank coffee. The jury had recommended life in prison but the judge imposed the death penalty.
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James Ansel Harmon
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Charles Otis Germany
Panel Screens Nominees Before Senate Vote
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee form an ad hoc screening panel led by Sen. Patrick Leahy to hold public hearings on Reagan judicial nominees. The four member group will conduct initial investigations and refer nominees to the full committee for a vote.
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Reagan
Pete Smith
Joseph Biden
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Paul) Simon
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Illinois
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American in Nicaragua Held After Claiming Military Bases
Sam Nesley Hall, 49, was seized during a news conference after claiming he snuck onto two Nicaraguan bases near Punta Huete air base. Ortega accuses him of spying for possible US bombing and says Hall will be tried before a revolutionary People's Tribunal once charged.
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Nicaragua
Sam Nesley Hall
Hall
Punta Huete Air Force Base
Daniel Ortega
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Interior Ministry
Ortega
U.S
Tony Hall
The
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Dconn
Soldier of Fortune
Dodd
People’s Tribunal
Revolutionary Court
No Sheep Where Angels Told About Jesus
In Bethlehem area fields near Beit Sahour three rival churches claim the shepherds field of Jesus birth. Roman Catholic Greek Orthodox and Protestant sites all mark one acre plots with Byzantine ruins. An archaeologist doubts any site can be proven from scripture and notes the gospels offer little concrete geography.
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West Bank
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Beit Sahour
the Shepherds Field
Jerry Murphy-O’connor
Ecole Biblique
East Jerusalem
Palestine
Egeria
Arculf
Top DEA official defends lavish Dallas office furnishings
Dallas DEA chief Phil Jordan told Congress investigators the 26 inch TV, $1 200 VCR and $1 500 stereo plus curio cabinets and figurines were for recording news on drug crimes. GAO disputed the claim and urged disposal under regulations. Jordan said the items held no impropriety and were in the office briefly.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Dallas
Phil Jordan
Congressional
General Accounting Office
DEA
Congress
GAO
Norman Rockwell
Emmett Kelly
Jordan
Aiken Standard Subscription and Office Details
The notice lists subscription rates and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard. It provides office address at 124 Rutland Drive, operating hours, mailing address, and renewal options for 3, 6, and 12 months with payment to Aiken Standard PBM.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard — Pbm
Emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists emergency numbers as a public service. The paper notes its publication schedule and corporate address, indicating second class mailing and long-standing local history.
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