Mubarak and Peres Seek Fresh Start to Peace Talks
Egyptian adviser Osama el Baz met with Shimon Peres in Jerusalem as Cairo and Jerusalem push to restart Middle East diplomacy. Rabin voiced hope that envoy exchanges could thaw Egypt ties since 1982 Lebanon war. Pope John Paul II met Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in the Vatican as the Star Wars plan drew attention in Rome. United States officials signaled possible talks with the USSR on missile defense while stressing ongoing research. A Denver report urged reform in teacher education to five-year programs, and New Zealand criticized the US shift on nuclear ship visits and cooperation.
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Most British Coal Miners Back On Job
The National Coal Board said more than half of Britain's coal miners were working amid a nearly year-long strike protesting mine closures. Energy Secretary Peter Walker declared the strike finished, while Prime Minister Thatcher urged remaining strikers to return to produce coal for world markets. Arthur Scargill dismissed the board's figures as phon y, claiming up to 80 percent were still on strike.
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Senate gridlock over farm credit aid and GOP delay tactics
Senate Republicans delay farm credit legislation amid GOP concerns as Democrats push for increased government credit aid. Dole postpones votes to avoid amendments and pressures wavering senators while aiming to influence 1986 elections.
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Turner Triumphs with Three Grammys at 27th Awards
Tina Turner wins three Grammys including record and female pop vocal for What’s Love Got To Do With It from Private Dancer. Prince also takes three awards while Lionel Richie earns album of the year. Cyndi Lauper named best new artist for 1980s breakthrough.
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Grammy Winners List From 27th Annual Awards
Dallas Morning News presents a complete list of Grammy winners with Tina Turner taking multiple honors for What's Love Got To Do With It and Can't Slow Down by Lionel Richie earning Album of the Year. Other notable winners include Cyndi Lauper, Bruce Springsteen, Prince and the Revolution, and Ray Parker Jr among various pop rock jazz gospel and classical categories.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours and Contact Details
Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate Monday through Friday from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Carrier rates listed as 0 90 and 3 90.
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Emergency Numbers List
Emergency numbers 648 6811 649 7505 648 6983 649 4121 649 2511 648 9900 listed for caller assistance and quick dialing. The numbers are presented as a concise reference with no additional context or details.
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