Sanford questions balanced budget goal in Senate hearing
Freshman Sen. Terry Sanford pressed OMB director James Miller III at a Budget Committee hearing asking if the president feels compelled to present a balanced budget. The exchange drew laughs but reflected debate over feasibility and necessity.
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Official Hopes Casey Remains Head
CIA Director William Casey, recovering from brain tumor surgery, is improving according to Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. A Georgetown Hospital spokesman said no health change since last week, with stable condition and speech difficulty, right-side weakness, and radiation therapy ongoing. White House and CIA offered no comment on Weinberger’s remarks.
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Weinberger
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David Brinkley
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Naming Of New Facility Sparks Campus Debate At Ameri can University
Students and faculty at American University denounce naming the new sports arena after Adnan Khashoggi, who pledged a five million dollar donation. Critics accuse the arms dealer of blood money while noting his links to covert U S weapons shipments to Iran.
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American University
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Jeffrey Richelson
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the Eagle
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Export Controls Cost Jobs Says NAS Study
A National Academy of Sciences draft reports U S export controls on high tech to Soviet bloc nations are inefficient and cost hundreds of thousands of jobs and about 9 billion dollars annually. The study urges halting the Defense Department veto on tech sales and aligning restrictions with NATO allies.
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National Academy of Science
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America
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University Vice President Removed Amid Democratic Protests
Fang Lizhi, vice president of the Science and Technology University in Hefei, is fired along with President Guan Weiyan for deviating from Communist Party principles. They will be reassigned as research fellows at the Institute of Physics and the Peking Observatory amid sweeping party actions following student protests in multiple cities.
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Guan
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State Council
China
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Li Guixian
Anhui
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People’s Congress
Iranian Gunboat Fires On Kuwaiti Oil Tanker
An Iranian gunboat fired two artillery rounds at the Atlantic Dignity a Kuwaiti oil tanker near the Strait of Hormuz. The ship reported minor damage and no injuries while continuing under its own power. The attack comes amid a pattern of tanker assaults linked to Iran in the ongoing tanker war with Iraq.
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Enrile Warns Aquino Could Face People’s Backlash
Former Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile warned that the same people power that brought Corazon Aquino to office could rise against her if she rejects the draft constitution and refuses to step down. He criticized Aquino’s plan to scrap the 1973 charter and form a revolutionary government.
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Philippines
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Corazon Aquino
Enrile
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Cardinal O'Connor Faces Backlash After Mideast Trip
Cardinal John O'Connor says he felt pilloried upon return from Israel and Jordan as 53 Jewish groups criticized remarks about the Holocaust. He warned that such statements could harm Vatican Israel relations and Middle East peace efforts and said the trip aimed to yield fruit despite the criticism.
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Holocaust Museum
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Information
The notice provides phone numbers for subscriptions, classifieds, and news tips, along with display ad, customer service hours, and office location. It lists hours, mailing address, and the 124 Rutland Drive address for Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina.
Aiken Standard Emergency Numbers Notice
Emergency numbers list provided as a service by the Aiken Standard. The paper, established in 1867, publishes weekday afternoons and Sundays under Aiken Communications Inc. at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina.
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Aiken Communications Inc
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Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Aiken, S.C
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