Travel to Europe slows as terrorism fears rise
NEW YORK AP reports travel to Europe and the Mediterranean slows in early year as terrorist attacks in Rome and Vienna raise American caution. U.S travel agents say bookings for southern Europe and the Middle East have fallen with several cancellations due to terrorism concerns.
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Europe
Mediterranean Basin
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Vienna
U.S
Middle East
Reagan Vacation Pressures Response to Airport Attacks
In Palm Springs President Reagan vacationed with friends as his administration backed a targeted, measured retaliation plan against those behind the Rome and Vienna airport attacks. The White House urged a precise response after 18 deaths four of them terrorists.
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Calif
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Rome
Vienna
White House
Mexico cuts PEMEX oil price to boost exports
Mexico's state oil monopoly PEMEX reduced crude prices by 90 cents a barrel retroactive to December 1, nullifying a previous price hike. The move aims to raise exports to about 1.5 million barrels per day amid volatile international markets.
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Mexico
United States
PEMEX
Wolfowitz to visit Hanoi on missing servicemen talks
The first senior State Department official to visit Hanoi will discuss locating American servicemen still unaccounted for in Vietnam. Deputy spokesman Redman said the trip by Assistant Secretary Paul Wolfowitz will focus on missing in action issues and not signal normalizing relations.
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State Department
Hanoi
Charles Redman
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FDA Approves Last-Resort Drug for Severe Heart Rhythms
The FDA announced approval of amiodarone hydrochloride for potentially fatal and uncontrollable heart rhythm disorders. It is described as a drug of last resort for experts familiar with treating severe arrhythmias after other agents have failed.
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Food and Drug Administration
Convicted white supremacist group members faced 1983 84 conspiracy
In Seattle a member of The Order and nine others were found guilty by an all white jury of criminal conspiracy. The case spanned 1983 1984 and included two killings bank and armored car robberies exceeding 4 million dollars counterfeiting and arson. An exile proposal surfaced for the defendants.
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Seattle
the Order
United States
Fishermen strike halts weekend catch auctions in New Bedford
Picketing by Seafarers International Union members blocks boat owners from auctioning catch as 750 active in the strike. In Fairhaven two captains attempting to cross the line were assaulted but not seriously hurt. Attorney Dave Barnet warned owners selling elsewhere may be needed if the strike lasts.
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Fairhaven
Seafarers International Union
Dave Barnet
Aiken Standard Subscription and Office Details
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds and provides office hours, address, mailing info, and subscription rates. It specifies hours 8:30 to 5:30 weekdays and Sunday service times, with payment to Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription.
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Emergency numbers and contact listings in Aiken area
A list of emergency and service numbers provided by the Aiken Standard includes Poison Control, state patrol, fire and police departments, sheriff’s offices, and other public services. The notice notes the paper’s publishing details and mailing address in Aiken, South Carolina.
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S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley Police Sheriff's Department
Sheriff
Long Distar
Sheriff Fire
Abductor Lucas Shot by Police Ends Hostage Standoff
In Newport Kentucky ex convict Dennis Lucas held two teenage boys for 30 hours demanding tickets and cash. A police marksman killed Lucas as he slept in the rowhouse with the boys bound. one boy escaped and the other was released unharmed. Lucas had threatened to burn the hostages and claimed two murders.
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Dennis Lucas
Robert Wardlow
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Cincinnati
Larkin
Lucas
Barbara A. Faulkner
Phil Harney
Larkin Wardlow
Dale Fortner
England
WLW
Beirut Militia Leader Survives Beirut Attack
A senior Christian militia official Assad Shaftari escaped an assassination attempt in east Beirut as his motorcade was hit by rocket propelled grenades. The Lebanese Forces militia said guards repelled the ambush with casualties among attackers and confirmed the cease fire in Beirut and central Lebanon as part of a Damascus agreement to end Lebanon’s civil war.
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Lebanon
Christian East Beirut
Christian
Assad Shaftari
Beirut
Shaftari
Damascus
Syria
November Trade Deficit Reaches 13.68 Billion
The Commerce Department reported a November trade deficit of 13.68 billion dollars, up 19.5 percent from October’s 11.45 billion. The year to date gap stands at 131.8 billion, exceeding all of 1984’s record, with economists predicting 1985 totals between 140 and 150 billion. The rise is attributed mainly to increased oil imports despite export gains.
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Washington
U.S
The
Commerce Department
America
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