Honduras faces threat from leftist terror group targets advisers and soldiers
Tegucigalpa authorities warn a leftist terror group threatens to exterminate 150 U S military advisers and Salvadoran troops in training in Honduras. Police chief Maj. Manuel de Jesus Trejo says special security steps are under way though details are undisclosed. In Nicaragua, U S supported rebels claim mines were laid off Puerto Sandino and warn shippers and insurers away from Nicaragua ports.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
U.S
Manuel de Jesus Trejo
Central America
Puerto Sandino
Niragua
Ippers
Nicaragua
Speakes Retracts Statement On Reagan El Salvador Plan
Washington AP Speakes retracts claim Reagan would ignore Kissinger panel recommendation on El Salvador human rights. He says the president will withhold judgment until the panel report due Wednesday. The spokesman previously asserted Reagan opposed the commission's condition on future military aid.
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Washington
Reagan
Kissinger Commission
el Salvador
Larry Speakes
Commission
Lebanese Druse Clash Near Beirut With French Helicopter Aid
Lebanese troops and Druse militiamen exchanged artillery in hills east of Beirut with no casualties reported. France prepared to arm the Lebanese army with 100 helicopters as part of a military upgrade, amid flare ups around the Beirut airport area near the U.S. Marine base.
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Beirut
Lebanon
France
An-Nahar
U.S. Planes Over Lebanon Fly Unimpeded Since December
U.S. reconnaissance aircraft have flown over Lebanon without anti-aircraft interference since mid-December. The Reagan administration is limiting official comment to avoid straining Middle East ties, amid indications Syria prefers reduced tensions.
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Washington
U.S
Lebanon
Syria
Mideast
Tucker Lays Down Life To Avoid Hitting Family Car
Harold Knott, 61, a veteran truck driver, swerved on a snow swept expressway to avoid a station wagon carrying a mother and three children. His rig went through a guardrail and fell 25 feet, killing him but saving four lives. The station wagon driver Leonido Acevedo, 33, was charged with leaving the scene of the accident and changing lanes without due caution. The children in the car ranged from 5 to 9 years old. Knott's family mourned his long life on the road.
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Chicago
Harold Knott
Leonido Acevedo
James Tanis
Knott
Michael Connelly
Major Accidents Investigation Unit
Earth climate study warns rapid warming and dire changes
Woods Hole scientist William J. Jenkins cites a two year North Atlantic study supporting the greenhouse theory. He warns drastic climate shifts and floods by 2000, with polar melt and ocean uptake of carbon dioxide influenced by fallout and nuclear waste, though he says ocean levels pose no danger to humans.
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Woods Hole, Mass
William J. Jenkins
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Jenkins
North Atlantic
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Rosenstield
University of Miami
Reagan Zhao Seek Good Will
Premier Zhao Ziyang of China meets President Reagan in Washington in a bid to improve relations after disputes over Taiwan trade and security. Reagan plans a forthcoming trip to Beijing, while Zhao asserts China will not bow to U.S. demands. Officials call the meeting a step toward solid, realistic ties and possible future cooperation.
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Washington
Zhao Ziyang
China
Reagan
Taiwan
Zhao
United States
Peking
U.S
USS
White House
Town Seeks Nuclear Waste Dump in Edgemont South Dakota
In Edgemont South Dakota businessmen push to bury up to one million cubic feet of low level nuclear waste yearly at Igloo eight miles south of town. They note 300 jobs and 5 to 8 million dollars in annual state taxes. Opponents back a statewide vote to block any dump without approval. Local residents express cautious acceptance citing water safety and geology.
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Edgemont
S.D
South Dakota
Don Hanson
Hanson
Chamber of Com
Merce Committee
Chem-Nuclear Systems Inc
Columbia
S.C
Igloo
Chem-Nuclear
Black Hills Alliance
The
Farmers Union
Durcp
Dick Rood
Rood
U.S. Moves to Establish Full Diplomatic Ties With Vatican
President Reagan plans full diplomatic relations with the Vatican and will nominate William A. Wilson as the first ambassador to the Holy See. Vatican to appoint a papal nuncio in Washington, while officials cite church state separation as a public policy matter, not a religious issue. Bishop James W. Malone praises the Holy See’s role under Pope John Paul II.
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Washington
Reagan
Vatican
State Department
William A. Wilson
Holy See
Wilson
California
James W. Malone
Youngstown
Ohio
United States Catholic Conference
John Paul II
Malone
TV Movie Triggers Incest Hotline Calls Across Nation
AP notes a surge of calls to child abuse hotlines after ABC aired Something About Amelia about a 13 year old abuse victim. Callers included adults reporting suspicions and others seeking help. hotlines in Illinois and Georgia reported heavy volume and callbacks.
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Sparks
ABC
Amelia
Bridge Family Center
Atlanta
Aleta Ellin
Ted Danson
Glenn Close
Roxana Zal
Sinois Department of Children and Family Services
Springfield
Mark Hubbard
Hubbard
Dallas
Jagger drift toward film work softens rock star edge
Rolling Stone icon Mick Jagger says rock holds less lure after 25 and eyes acting or producing, though he will stay open to projects. He notes major studio parts are rare and often written with a specific actor in mind, while he develops his own film role. In Tel Aviv, Elliott Gould discusses parallels between his Brooklyn upbringing and his Over the Brooklyn Bridge role, portraying Albie a Jewish grocery manager in love with a gentile girl.
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London
Rolling Stone
Mick Jagger
Jagger
Woman Magazine
Tel Aviv
Israel
Elliott Gould
Brooklyn Bridge
Gould
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
N.Y
Albie
Sid Ceaser
Al_bie
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours Notice
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classified ads 648-2311 and advertising 649-1555. Office location is 124 Rutland Drive with hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Community
Jackson
Graniteville
Aiken County
New Ellenton
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Wagener Fire
Aiken Police
Wagener Police
Aiken Fire
Salley
Coalition To
Salley Police
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