Prince Edward Leaves Royal Marines After Four Months
London reports focus on Edward the Princes departure from the Royal Marines after four months of training to become a commando officer. The palace cited no reason and indicated no immediate future plans, while media debate whether the move widens a rift with Prince Philip.
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Prince Edward
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Prince Philip
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Palace
Weinberger urges defense focus on Soviet threat over politics
Defense Secretary Weinberger told the Senate Armed Services Committee that budget plans must address the Soviet military threat and U S foreign commitments rather than domestic political considerations. He warned that reductions in military capability raise security risks.
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Caspar Weinberger
Congressional
U.S
America
Weinberger
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Budget Committee
American man ordered to leave North Korea within 24 hours
North Korea says Ray Ferrill Green, 38, entered the country illegally on Monday and violated immigration laws. The Korea Central News Agency, monitored in Tokyo, identified his U S passport number but did not disclose his U S residence or further details.
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North Korea
Korea Central
Ray Ferrill Green
Green
U.S
United States
Senate considers 89 500 pay raise for lawmakers
Senate leader argues higher salaries with limits on outside income could ease congressional demands on time. Legislation to block the 12 000 increase is pending in both houses and would take effect automatically unless rejected by February 4. Sen. Robert Byrd vows a Senate roll call on killing the raise.
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Senate
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Army Offers Longer Tours to Cut Costs
The Army seeks savings up to 185 million by lengthening average base tours and continuing early discharges for non reenlistees. Spokesman Maj Bruce Bell said the plan could save 100 million from salaries and extend US base tours from three to four years for 99 to 85 million in the current fiscal year.
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Army
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Maj
Bruce Bell
United States
Escaped Reporter Recalls Beirut Kidnapping Attempt
In Beirut, French reporter Paul Marchand recounted escaping two attackers who seized colleague Roger Auque and opened fire. Marchand described a white car, Kalashnikovs, and a pistol as gunmen tried to force them away after leaving the Hotel Riviera.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Paul Marchand
Radio Monte
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Roger Auque
West Beirut
Raouche
Fitzwater Set to Become Reagan's White House Spokesman
Marlin Fitzwater, a veteran public affairs official, will assume the role as Reagan's chief spokesman on February 2, moving into the West Wing to replace Larry Speakes. He will be officially titled assistant to the president for press relations, while James Brady remains the president's press secretary.
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Reagan
Kansas
White House
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Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower Museum
Ike
Jim Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Larry
James Brady
U.S. Transport Plane Overruns Runway in Japan
A U.S. Marine C-141 transport overran the runway at Iwakuni Marine Corps Air Station in western Japan. One wing caught fire but was extinguished. four people aboard were treated for minor injuries. The aircraft carried 30 passengers and six crew members. Ground contractor vehicles were damaged. no ground injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
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U.S. Forces
Japan
Iwakuni Marine Corps Air Station
Kyodo
Israel Assured Of Release Of Documents
Washington officials said the United States privately told Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir that releasing two White House papers on arms sales to Iran was not meant to cast aspersions on Israel. The documents include Reagan’s intelligence finding and a North memorandum, dated January 17, outline Peres’s plan for aiding Tehran.
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United States
Yitzhak Shamir
White House
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Israel
U.S
Reagan
Oliver L. North
National Security Council
Shimon Peres
Tehran
Government Seeks To Extend A Cease-Fire
Manila government resumes peace talks with Communist rebels who refuse to extend the 60 day cease fire until progress is made. The Partido ng Bayan urges President Aquino to delay the February 2 referendum on her draft constitution and consider suspending parts of the charter including U S bases indefinitely. National Democratic Front defends base closures as rebels harden their stance against American intervention.
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Philippines
Corazon Aquino
Partido Ng Bayan, Or
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U.S
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Communist Party
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Front
Satur Ocampo
Subscription Rates for Aiken Standard Listing
The notice lists subscription options for the Aiken Standard with weekly monthly and extended term plans. Prices shown include 3 months 6 months and 12 months at 1.14 4.90 14.70 and 29.40 dollars respectively and an 98.80 figure appears in the listing.
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