Jackson Trip To Syria On Hold Amid Diplomatic Uncertainty
Rev. Jesse Jackson suspends plans to fly to Damascus while seeking assurances of access to President Assad and Lt. Goodman. He seeks direct humanitarian appeal for Navy Lt. Robert Goodman Jr., captured after a Syria linked Lebanon air strike. Jackson awaits Reagan contact and Syria’s response.
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Critics Clash With Reagan Hunger Task Force Policy Spin
Critics say the Reagan hunger task force drafts amount to a political document favoring administration programs rather than a true assessment of hunger causes and scope. They argue testimonies from across the country were largely ignored by task force staff and members.
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Death Quest Sparks Conflict
North Carolina legal and religious experts say a California judge’s ruling that Riverside County General Hospital should not assist Elizabeth Bouvia in ending her life raises debate. The case centers on a cerebral palsy patient seeking euthanasia and physician involvement.
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Illegal Gas Tank Found In Rubble
The warehouse explosion in Buffalo killed five firefighters and a resident after a 1,000 pound propane tank rolled and cracked its nozzle causing fumes to ignite. Owners face possible charges for lack of permits, while investigators seek tank ownership.
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U S Policy Toward Lebanon Stands Despite Review
Reagan spokesmen state policy toward Lebanon will not change despite a Pentagon commission urging reassessment after the October suicide attack that killed 241 U S servicemen. The panel faulted the Marines mission and chain of command while praising medical care for the wounded.
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Princess Caroline Weds Italian Heir in Private Monte Carlo Ceremony
Princess Caroline of Monaco married Stefano Casiraghi in a quiet noon ceremony at the royal palace mirrored hall. Casiraghi, 23, son of a Milanese multimillionaire, joins the princess amid Vatican annulment delays for her first marriage. Aist 60 guests attended a private luncheon after the ceremony in Monte Carlo's old town square.
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Foster Faces Misdemeanor Charge After Cocaine Admission
Boston AP reports actress Jodie Foster, released by airport customs after admitting possession of a small amount of cocaine, now faces a Massachusetts misdemeanor charge. Suffolk DA spokesman says notice of the complaint was sent to Foster in California, with state police task force signatures on the filing.
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Graham backs Florida Iowa Gator Bowl wager with produce
Florida Governor Bob Graham bets the Gators will win the Gator Bowl and offers a pecan, peanut, honey, grapefruit, orange, and avocado package from Florida in exchange. Iowa Governor Terry Branstad offers a pork, popcorn, corn candy, eggs, honey, and turkey package. The exchange follows past bets despite Graham opposing gambling. Hull announced the wager while Graham vacationed in the Bahamas.
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United States Readies UNESCO Withdrawal by 1985
The United States plans to quit UNESCO by 1985 unless the agency makes major policy concessions by year end. Washington, contributing 25 percent of UNESCOs 200 million dollar annual budget, cites anti Western bias and politicization, while allies like France share reservations.
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Aiken Standard Classified and News Tips Hotline
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions at 648 2311, classified advertising at 649 1555, and news or feature ideas also at 648 2311 with a display advertisement line at 648 2311.
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