Iran to Expel WSJ Reporter Gerald Seib in Days
Nicosia reports Iran says Wall Street Journal correspondent Gerald Seib will be expelled within two to three days after being detained near Tehran. Prime Minister Hussein Musavi said Seib was involved in investigations and collecting intelligence at the front, citing his 10 day visit with other foreign reporters. In Washington, Bennett and lawmakers clashed over a proposed 5.5 billion education cut, with Gray calling it a sham and Bennett defending education as underproductive not underfunded.
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Cyprus
Iran
Gerald Seib
Hussein Musavi
Tehran Radio
Seib
Wall Street Journal
Musavi
Tehran
Washington
William Bennett
House
William Gray
Bennett
Physicians warn of acid rain materials’ health costs
Four physicians told a Senate subcommittee that emissions of sulfur dioxide oxides nitrogen and ozone cause increased hospitalizations and breathing problems though no studies prove how much reducing emissions would cut deaths or illness.
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Washington
Senate
Richard M. Narkewicz
Burlington, Vt
American Academy of Pediatrics
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
Subcommittee On
Space Station Budget and Timeline Faces Possible Delays
NASA Chief James C. Fletcher warned the $8 billion space station planned for 1994 could cost up to $13 billion and be delayed. Senate subcommittee members pressed for a firm date and cost while NASA reviews new estimates, with completion due in two weeks. A later note cited the phrase mid 1990s as indicating slippage. A separate AP item reports a $250,000 reward for information on terrorists who bombed TWA Flight 840 over Greece, killing four Americans.
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NASA
James C. Fletcher
Fletcher
Senate Space Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Don Riegle
D-Mich
Riegle
United States
TWA
Liberace Nearing Death As Friends Rally At Palm Springs Home
Liberace 67 lies semi conscious in Palm Springs after suffering anemia emphysema and heart disease. Denise Collier says time may be days. Sister Angie Farrell and staff at bedside with Elton John Tony Orlando Tom Jones flowers Frank Sinatra call noted.
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Liberace
Denise Collier
New York
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Angie Farrell
Gladys Luckie
Dorothy McMahn
Elton John
Tony Orlando
Tom Jones
Frank Sinatra
Vince Franco
Joe Zingg
Michael Cassels
Zingg
Reserve Chief Urges Changes
Washington AP Volcker calls for updating antiquated bank laws while commercial bankers press Fed for early access to underwriting securities. Bank leaders from J P Morgan Citicorp Bankers Trust and others urge limited authority despite uncertain congressional action.
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Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
Congress
Fed
J.P. Morgan & Co. Inc
Citicorp
Bankers Trust New York Corp
Dennis J. Kelleher
Bank of Boston
Dealer Bank Association
Aiken Standard Classified Advertising Contacts and Hours
Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions advertising and news tips plus display ads. Customer service hours run 5:30 to 7 p.m. weekdays and 8 to 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Office address is 124 Rutland Drive with mailing box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Rates shown: 1.14 4.90 14.70 29.40 98.80.
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Aiken Standard
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Aiken, S.C
Emergency numbers service notice from Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard presents emergency numbers as a service. The notice lists publication details for the newspaper established in 1867 by Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina with mailing and postage information.
Michael Cassels Arrested Outside Liberace's Home
Michael Cassels a 38 year old son of an Aiken resident and correspondent for the National Enquirer was arrested near Liberace's Palm Springs home for trespassing while attempting to photograph the entertainer. He was detained at the police station after being taken into custody by residents and later by officers.
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Calif
California
National Enquirer
Liberace
Michael Cassels
Fred Donnell
Cassels
Charlotte
Louis Cassels
Aiken
U S Warships Close to Lebanon Amid Tense Standoff
The United States moved additional Marines to the eastern Mediterranean and dispatched about 22 warships and 1,900 Marines near Cyprus as tensions rise in Lebanon. Iran denies reports on Terry Waite while Islamic Jihad holds Terry Anderson and Thomas Sutherland. 26 foreigners are reported missing in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
United States
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Washington
Kennedy
Nimitz
Cyprus
Yitzhak Shamir
Israel
Shamir
Associated Press
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Tel Aviv
U.S
Spain
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Islamic Republic
Foreign Ministry
Tehran
Terry Waite
Bekaa Valley
Islamic Jihad
Nabih Berri
Damascus
Syria
Waite
IRNA
Nicosia
Terry Anderson
Middle East
Thomas Sutherland
Soviet Testing May Resume After U S Nuclear Test
Tass said the U S test cleared the way for a resumption of Soviet testing after an 18 month moratorium. Kremlin commentary criticized Washington for pressuring world security standards and praised a new Soviet testing program as possible.
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Tass
U.S
Nevada Desert
Soviet Union
Hiroshima
Japan
Reagan
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
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