Shamir Cleared in Palestinian Hijacker Killings Probe
The Justice Ministry declares Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir and other leaders not responsible for the killings of two Palestinian hijackers and a later cover-up. No prosecutions will follow. findings previously held awaiting Attorney General approval for publication.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Justice Ministry
Yitzhak Shamir
Shin Bet
Shamir
Yosef Harish
EPA considering new hour by hour pollution rule
The EPA weighs a new hourly air standard to curb short sulfur dioxide bursts from smokestacks. Experts warn the move could enable a back door plan to regulate acid rain despite current three hour to year long averages.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Student Debt Reported Up
A congression al study warns students incur alarming debt to finance college. Sen Paul Sarbanes and Rep David Obey call the rising debt disturbing. The report says four year public university cost about 17000 and notes debt may affect career choices and postpone major life events.
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Washington
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
David Obey
D-Wis
Joint Economic Committee
Change likely in Soviet Union offers U S window
Former national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski says the Soviet Union is entering a protracted systemic crisis and could present opportunities for the United States. He cited Sakharov's release and nationalist riots in Alma Ata as indicative of upcoming shifts.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
ABC
David Brinkley
Carter Administration
Andrei D. Sakharov
Alma Ata
Soviet Central Asia
Ex Communist Spy Teaches Journalism At Boston University
Ex CIA style Czech intelligence official Lawrence Martin-Bittman, 59, once helped plant disinformation for the Soviets. He now teaches Boston University journalism students to recognize government manipulation of news. He opened a center last month to study distortion of information for state purposes.
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Boston
Lawrence Martin-Bittman
Boston University
Martin-Bittman
Upstate to Get In Vitro Fertilization
Dr Michael Hoffman announces The Fertility Center will anchor Cambridge Medical Center opening soon in Greenville. It will be the first non research facility in the state to offer in vitro fertilization amid local controversy and strong need cited by the physician.
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Greenville
Michael Hoffman
Cambridge Medical Center
Hoffman
Upstate
Thousands Apply For Embassy Work In Moscow
Thousands of Americans answered help-wanted ads for the U S Embassy in Moscow after the Soviet support staff was withdrawn and officials say they are nearly finished reviewing applicants. The first 60 to 90 workers including maids and translators are expected to depart in mid January. Michael Gulino of Pacific Architects and Engineers Inc said the applicant pool runs into the thousands.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Moscow
Michael Gulino
Pacific Architects and Engineers Inc
United States
United Nations
New York
Burglar Aided Royal Security at Sandringham House
Jeffrey Wolfe-Emery a jailed ex burglar and self described royalist advised Norfolk police on security gaps at Sandringham House where Queen Elizabeth II and family are on a post Christmas holiday. Police chief Peter Howse said the man could not access the mansion now. Wolfe-Emery claimed he once entered the empty house and tested the system.
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King’s Lynn
England
Sandringham House
Peter Howse
Norfolk
Jeffrey Wolfe-Emery
Howse
Sandringham
Wolfe-Emery
Wolfe-Emergy
Peking Students March for Democracy in Snowbound Demonstration
Thousands of students joined a predawn march in Peking demanding more democratic reforms. Police kept order despite a ban, as posters linked to campus protests claimed several thousand participants by dawn and clashes with guards near Qinghua gate.
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Peking
Peking Evening News
People’s Daily
China
Communist Party
Teachers College
Peking University
Qinghua University
Qinghua
Fog delays flood Atlanta flights after Christmas weekend
Fog at Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport delays more than 2,000 flights across the Southeast, with 75 percent of trips postponed. Operations supervisor David Martin notes possible overnight stays as landings and takeoffs are suspended and flights are redirected to other airports while airlines work to clear schedules.
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Hartsfield International Airport
Atlanta
Southeast
Hartsfield Atlanta International
David Martin
Martin
Delta Air Lines
Bill Berry
Gene Massey
Greensboro
Northampton
Mass
Berry
Delta
Jim Smallwood
Norton
Los Angeles
Knoxville
L.A
Rose Bowl
Federal Aviation
Jack Barker
Barker
Train Crash Kills Six In Japan
Six people died and six were injured when an excursion train plunged 135 feet from a bridge near Hamasaka on the Japan Sea coast. Winds were blamed after signals indicated a warning light for high winds as the train had just stopped to allow passengers to disembark for local seafood.
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Tokyo
Hamasaka
Japan Sea
Toshiji Shiihara
Japanese National Railways
Fukuchiyama
Kyoto
Shiihara
Central Meterological Agency
Toyooka
Hyogo Prefectural
Kasumi
Kiyoshi Takumi
Africa Tightens Rules on Black Schools in Soweto
South Africa moves to curb anti apartheid protests by granting the Education Department power to bar entry to school grounds and restrict campus activity. Violators face prison and fines as Soweto parents and student groups urge a return to class while pursuing demands such as removal of security forces and end to ID cards. The measures follow broader emergency controls and censorship decrees.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Department of Education and Training
Soweto Parents Crisis Committee
Soweto Students Congress
Sowetan
P.W. Botha
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours Notes
Classified and display advertisement numbers are listed for booking and inquiries. Office hours run 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday with Sunday morning service, and the mailing address and office location are provided.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
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