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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1988

Page

2

Soviet Jewry Emigration Rises to 1981 Peak in 1987

The National Conference on Soviet Jewry says 8,155 Jews were granted exit permits last year, the highest annual total since 1981 and a ninefold rise from 1986, though officials caution this does not prove a lasting shift in Soviet emigration attitudes. In a separate recall, about 30,000 pounds of Citterio boneless prosciutto hams and related salami were being pulled due to possible salmonella contamination, with no illness reported. Return items to purchase points.

Washington Soviet Union National Conference On George P. Shultz Jerry Strober Pennsylvania Agriculture Department Citterio U.S.A Freeland Lester M. Crawford Department Food Safety and Inspection Service USDA Crawford

Bakkers Seek 1.3 Million From PTL in Bankruptcy Claim

Former PTL leaders Jim and Tammy Bakker filed a claim in U S Bankruptcy Court seeking 1 3 million from the ministry over parsonages occupied during PTL leadership The move follows a 1986 PTL board action transferring parsonages to top staff and a Denver South Carolina residence near PTL headquarters in Fort Mill The claim adds to a slate of petitions as PTL proceeds with Chapter 11 restructuring approved December 22 and a February 15 objection deadline The White House also announced nominations to drug abuse advisory and trade and defense related panels in separate AP items

Columbia PTL Jim Bakker Tammy U.S Television Ministry Lakeside Bakkers Bakker Tega Cay S.C Fort Mi Llaims David W. Clark Washington White House Reagan Chicago Bears Gale Sayers

Carlucci Denies Gulf Naval Force Reduction

Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci said he has not approved a plan to cut U S naval forces in the Persian Gulf though he did not rule out possible future moves. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein vowed to crush any Iranian ground offensive in Baghdad as Carlucci toured the Gulf region.

Manama Bahrain Frank Carlucci U.S Persian Gulf Saddam Hussein Baghdad Carlucci Kuwait Gulf Region Sheik Ha Towa Secretary of Defense U.S. Navy

Lawyer Abbas Hamadi Trajectory of Beirut Threats in Düsseldorf Trial

Abbas Hamadi is accused of kidnapping two West Germans to pressure for his brother Mohammed Hamadi, linked to the TWA hijacking. The trial entered its second day in Düsseldorf amid heightened airport security after a Shiite group in Beirut threatened West Germany. Hamadi, 29, appeared with guards and a German interpreter, denying mistreatment and focusing on prison conditions.

Duesseldorf West Germany Abbas Ali Hamadi Beirut Abbas Hamadi Mohammed Ali Hamadi TWA Germany Roland Bachmeier Federal Interior Ministry Mohammed Hamadi Eckhard Hild Hild Hamadi Ings

Budget blueprint signals AIDS boost and Pentagon restraint

Washington officials say the 1989 budget for Reagan faces no major surprises with a plan to increase AIDS research by more than a billion dollars while defense outlays rise modestly. The package aims for a deficit not above 136 billion and follows Gramm Rudman targets. Bowen cited AIDS spending exceeding 1 billion in 1989.

Washington White House Reagan Pentagon Office of Management and Budget Ter Reagan James Miller Congress Marlin Fitewater Fitzwater Capitol Hill Health and Human Services Otis R. Bowen

Palestinians urged to confess quickly in West Bank trials

NABLUS, Occupied West Bank AP military judge in riot trials promises lighter sentences for quick confessions. Over 1,000 Palestinians detained since Dec 8 crackdown. Army reports 24 Arabs killed and 600 detainees charged. 400 tried, about half convicted after pleading guilty. Defense attorney Lea Semel says policy pressures speedy processing.

Nablus. Occupied West Bank

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