Missiles Near Readiness for Western Europe by Year End
572 new U S built nuclear missiles are expected to become operational in Western Europe by New Year’s Eve. Tomahawk cruise and Pershing 2 components arrived in Britain West Germany and Italy last month though no missiles are announced as ready to fire. NATO had directed deployment by end of 1983 unless a new arms agreement is reached.
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London
Europe
Britain
West Germany
Italy
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Soviet Union
Brazil U S Team Raids Amazon Coca Plantations
A US narcotics agent and Brazilian police on a gunboat raid clandestine coca fields along the Solimoes River as part of a drive to cut cocaine traffic to the United States. Over two weeks they have destroyed about 2.8 million dollars in potential cocaine and plan to press the operation through January. The campaign began in Tefe, a town reachable only by water or air.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Amazon
United States
Solimoes River
Tefe
Winter storm barrels ashore with bitter winds and ice
A Pacific Northwest storm packs icy rain and snow across Washington to Montana as a multi state freeze pushes death toll past 430. The cold grips the nation from Texas to the Gulf Coast with record lows in several states and travel advisories across the West and central regions.
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Washington
Montana
Gulf Coast
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Great Plains
Great Lakes
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Jesse Jackson Seeks Release of U S Airman From Syria
Reverend Jesse Jackson flies toward Damascus to press for Navy Lt. Robert C. Goodman Jr. release as Syria states no prisoner exchange while a state of war exists. Goodman’s mother backs the mission while his father urges accountability.
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Jesse Jackson
Syria
Tlass
Associated Press
United States
Kennedy Airport
Jackson
Marilyn Goodman
New York
Robert O. Goodman
Goodman
York Pa
Rob
Reagan
Washington
198” Banner
Frankfurt
West Germany
Damascus
U.S
Navy
Robert C. Goodman Jr
Lebanon
Florence Tate
Hafez al-Assad
Mustafa Tlass
Golan Heights
Rashadiyeh
Tyre
Tel Aviv
Alexander Soldatov
Soldatov
Beirut
Elie Salem
Reginald Bartholomew
Amin Gemayel
Moslems Call Sit-Ins Across Lebanon in Solidarity
Lebanese Muslim leaders urge nationwide sit-ins at mosques to protest Israeli occupation and support armed resistance in the south. The move follows the Sidon preacher arrest and escalating clashes as Israel conducts air raids and clashes with guerrillas near Tyre and Hebron.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Hassan Khaled
Mohammed Shamseddin
Moharram el-Arifi
Sidon
West Bank
Hebron
Israel Radio
Army Radio
Terror Against Terror
Rod Stewart and Alana split as family flies home
In London, Alana Stewart and their two children departed for Los Angeles after a Christmas reunion. She says the decision about the marriage rests with Rod and notes the children suffer most in such splits. He has yet to comment on the future of their four year union.
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London
Rod Stewart
Alana
Rod
Sean
Kimberly
Los Angeles
Heathrow
Stewart
Hart Challenges Rivals to Weightlifting Contest
Sen Gary Hart invites Democratic rivals and President Reagan to a light hearted weightlifting contest as a stunt to boost voter engagement. Hart's aide calls it a fun campaign moment while stressing exercise of public fitness judgment.
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Denver
Gary Hart
Reagan
Hart
Kathy Bushkin
Oliver Henkel
Colorado
Painters keep busy painting Mao portraits on anniversary work week
In Beijing, veteran Mao portraitist Wang Guodong and apprentice Ge Xiaoguang paint large Mao images for state occasions despite a holiday lull. They describe steady demand for portraits of revolutionary leaders and the need to refresh the Mao image yearly amid harsh winters and pollution.
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Wang Guodong
Ge Xiaogiuang
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Peking Fine Arts Co
Ge Xiaoguang
Mao
Tienanmen Square
Chou En-lai
Chu Teh
Liu Shao-chi
Tienanmen
China
Wang
Aiken Standard Contact Numbers and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists phone lines for subscriptions 648 2311 classified ads 649 1555 and news ideas 648 2311. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Rutland Drive
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