U S Ships Jombians Plan Continued Operations
The administration official said U S ships will continue to operate in international waters for the next days. He would not specify when a heightened military operation might begin or whether it should be named. In Bogota the embassy claimed contacts with boats and planes will follow international law and norms. Formal consultation with the colony had not occurred, but aims include establishing communications to prevent incidents and gather formation from operations.
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Bogota
Colombia
Tax digest cuts spark county tax protest and possible lawsuits
Sterling Cheatham said 2.2 million in reductions lowered the tax digest to 9 395 771 from 9 902 744 the prior year. Protesters warned meetings Monday and a potential class action or joint suit, with announcements planned for Tuesday. Rhoden claimed the council concealed a larger tax increase and questioned transparency of parcel data.
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Sterling Cheatham
Rhoden
Aiken County Fiate
Noriega linked to cocaine network and money in Europe
U S authorities identify at least 10 million dollars kept in European banks by Manuel Noriega amid a Miami indictment detailing payments totaling at least 4.6 million to Noriega and drug shipments. Prosecutors say Noriega used casinos liquor stores media outlets and banks to fund trafficking while promising protection to traffickers.
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Brian Alden Davidow
Miami
Noriega
Pablo Escobarra
U.S
Cuba
United States
Permaraion
Roney
Ambler Moss
Panama
Darien
Leon Kellner
Panhae Ieee Ee Ne
Kellner
Washington
Soviet Moldavia border talks hint at openness and reform
After a 45 minute news conference, Edward Shevardnadze said the Soviet Union and Romania could begin discussions on easing border restrictions. He noted existing European treaties protect territorial integrity, while Moldavian independence marches continue amid Romania’s own upheavals.
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Shevardnadze
Moldavia
Romania
Josef Stalin
Red Army
Moscow
Europe
Aiken High Coach Notes Coaches Benefit More In Wins
Aiken High football head coach Dusty Triplett told Kiwanis Club members that top assistants often receive more credit for success or failure. He spoke after listening to assistants discuss game preparation. The article also lists local birthday mentions: Lynn Martha Mack Britt David Culo Angew.
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Aiken T High
Dusty Triplett
Kiwanis Club
Sema
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Murphy
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DCE
WCU
AP Laseng
Panama City
Goody’s Family Clothing
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Goody
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