F-16 crashes near Shaw Air Force Base pilot survives
An F-16 crashed on farm land about a mile north of Shaw Air Force Base. The pilot Capt. Thomas D. Entwistle ejected and was treated for minor injuries at Shaw AFB Hospital. Entwistle belongs to the 19th Tactical Fighter Squadron.
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Sumter
Shaw Air Force Base
Air Force
Thomas D. Entwistle
Bernadette Reschka
Entwistle
Ms. Reschka
Boron
Calif
Edwards Air Force Base
Los Angeles
Lorri Wray
Douglas Moss
Ms. Wray
Tokyo Quake No Injuries Reported After 6.3 Tremor
A 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck Tokyo and nearby areas with no immediate injuries or damage reported by the National Police Agency. The quake occurred at 11:59 a.m. and measured 4 in Mito and Choshi, with Tokyo recording a 3 on the Japanese scale.
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Tokyo
Mito
Ibaraki
Choshi
Chiba
Central Meteorological Agency
Arrow Air Suspends Passenger Service After Crash
Arrow Air halts passenger flights and cuts 400 jobs amid restructuring after the crash that killed 248 U.S. soldiers. Remaining 100 staff will keep cargo and charter work, says President Jon Batchelor. Newspapers Plan Multimillion Expansion Approved for The State The Columbia Record Sun-News Biloxi unit to receive new presses and buildings.
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Miami
Arrow Air
U.S
Arrow
Jon Batchelor
Columbia
Columbia Record
Sun-News
Myrtle Beach
Biloxi
Miss
Jamaica Seizes Record Cocaine Shipment Worth 600 Million
Police in a south coast village seized 1200 pounds of cocaine valued at about 600 million dollars destined for the United States. It is Jamaica’s largest ever cocaine seizure and the second major haul in under a year, following an 810 pound raid at a Montego Bay airstrip last May.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Montego Bay
French British sign historic Channel Tunnel treaty in Canterbury
French President Francois Mitterrand and British PM Margaret Thatcher sign a treaty approving a 31 mile twin rail tunnel beneath the English Channel. The ceremony at Canterbury Cathedral follows an earlier January 20 Lille announcement and security preparations for the event.
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English Channel
Canterbury
England
Canterbury Cathedral
Francois Mitterrand
Margaret Thatcher
Lille
Iran Advances as Arabs Meet Over Iraqi Threat
Iran says its forces advanced in southeastern Iraq, claiming 40 square miles captured in overnight attacks. Arab ministers meet in Baghdad to discuss risks to neighboring states amid ongoing hostilities since September 1980. Iran also claims capture of Faw and westward advances toward the Iraqi Kuwait border, with heavy Iraqi casualties reported.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Iran
Iraq
Islamic Republic
Faw
Shatt al-Arab Waterway
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription rates and contact numbers for classifieds and news tips. It provides office hours, address at 124 Rutland Drive, mailing address, and subscription prices including 3, 6, and 12 month terms with advance payment to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard — Pbm
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Emergency numbers listing for Aiken area services
Emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard include fire police EMS and hospital lines such as Aiken Fire 649-2511 Aiken Police 649-4121 and HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center 642-0800. The list also covers county sheriff poison control and volunteer fire departments with local contact numbers.
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Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken Fire
Aiken Police
Emerg. Medical Services
HCA
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Poison Control Center
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley
Volunt Fire
Wagener Fire
Wagener Police
Reagan Balancing Fraud and Philippine Bases
President Reagan faced a tight balance between opposing sides in the Philippine presidential race while stressing U S strategic interests. He acknowledged reports of fraud and violence but maintained neutrality to preserve long standing military bases and relations with the Philippines.
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Washington
Reagan
U.S
U.S. Navy
Pacific Islands
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Corazon Aquino
The
Reagan Outlines Key Points From News Conference
President Reagan touched on the Philippines neutral stance until ballot counts finish, defended his 1987 budget against critics, and rejected an oil import fee. He warned about the money supply rise, noted emigration shifts with Shcharansky, and described Haiti as aiding Duvalier’s exile. He also opposed race and sex based hiring quotas in government and business.
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Washington
Reagan
Philippines
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Shcharansky
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
Haiti
Jean Claude Duvalier
France
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