Poison Tylenol case frustrates investigators in 1982 link
Two weeks after a poisoned Tylenol capsule killed a woman in New York area investigators say the case has no motive. FBI spokesman Genakos calls it a needle in a haystack while recalling the 1982 Chicago deaths from cyanide laced pills and noting a second bottle found near Yonkers. Mandela signals no imminent release despite rumors in South Africa. Mandela's daughter Zindzi and Winnie visit Pollsmoor Prison where he serves a life term for sabotage.
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Chicago
Diane Elsroth
Peekskill
Johannesburg
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
Zindzi Mandela
Mandela
Winnie
Pollsmoor
Cape Town
Anatoly Shcharansky
Weather turns cooler as sweaters return soon
Partly cloudy today with a high in the mid 60s. Tonight the temperature dips into the 30s ending the unseasonably warm spell. Through Thursday highs stay in the 50s and 60s with lows in the 30s. Details on Page 12A.
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Mercury
Obituaries listing several local residents
Brief death notices for Lurane C. Mason Annie Elizabeth Thompson Michael Murphy James L Townson Dessie A Johns Grace Louisa Watson Sidney T Blakey Lester R Clark named among deceased with details to follow on page 8A.
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Lurane C. Mason
Aiken
Annie Elizabeth Thompson
D. Michael Murphy
Belvedere
James L. Townson
Burnettown
Dessie A. Johns
Augusta
Grace Louisa Watson
Sidney T. Blakey
Columbia
Lester R. Clark
North Augusta
White House Questions Marcos Rule Over Philippines
The Reagan administration questioned the credibility and legitimacy of Ferdinand Marcos election amid calls for his resignation by rebel military leaders. It backed non-violent voices in the Philippines and urged a quick peaceful resolution while stressing stability near two U.S. bases.
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Washington
Reagan
Ferdinand Marcos
White House
Marcos
Philippines
Juan Ponce Enrile
Armed Forces
Fidel Ramos
Enrile
Ramos
U.S
Larry Speakes
Edward Djerejian
Camp David
Adm
John Poindexter
George Shultz
County Health Care Crisis Solved by New Hospital
The 1973 report describes Aiken County’s doctor shortage and aging physicians. A realtor’s efforts to find care for an epileptic elderly woman highlight the system’s strain, leading to the building of a new hospital that ended the period of scarce medical access.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Augusta
Aiken Regional Medical Centers Holds Re dedication Ceremony
The hospital formerly Aiken Community Hospital marks its re dedication in a ceremony at 3 with participation from local politicians and officials. The decade long debate over public or private funding and the facility's evolution is noted as key context.
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HCA
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Aiken Community Hosital
ACH
HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Reagan proposes elimination of European missiles
President Reagan calls for the removal of medium range missiles in Europe as a first step to curb the nuclear arms race. A letter to Mikhail Gorbachev, to be sent to Moscow, frames this as progress toward broader disarmament with focus on short and long range weapons and Star Wars concerns.
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Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
Europe
Moscow
U.S
Geneva
Associated Press
Max Kampelman
China
Asia
Asian
Japan
Gorbachev
United States
West Germany
Britain
Italy
Western
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Strategic Defense Initiative
Contem
Paul H. Nitze
NATO
Edward L. Rowny
South Korea
Australia
State Department
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