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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1984
Page
2
Thousands of Argentines returning from exile are welcomed home as Argentina shifts from military rule to democracy. A government TV ad shows a father greeting a son at a Buenos Aires doorway symbolizing the nation’s hopeful transition following President Alfonsin’s inauguration.
The U S Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy warned President Reagan that making VOA headquarters for Radio Marti could damage credibility. The panel urged Radio Marti to come under the Board for International Broadcasting, which runs Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, and criticized Project Democracy as causing public suspicion.
U N Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar calls for a Middle East peace conference with the Security Council and all interested parties. He sent letters to the 15 Council members and will report their response at a March 15 special session.
Cher reflects on past image as a clothes hanger entertainer and says Silkwood could alter perceptions about her. She notes differing judgment in Los Angeles and New York and discusses moving from the West Coast to New York. The article also reports ALAN THICKE'S Thicke of the Night renewed for six months amid earlier renewal uncertainties.
Paul Nitze said the Reagan administration sees no progress in resuming Geneva talks on medium-range missiles. He noted the U S is studying steps to lure the Soviets back without concessions and dismissed Soviet deployment in eastern Europe as of little consequence. He also said abandoning Geneva for private talks had been considered but rejected.
In Stockholm Andrei Gromyko denounced the U S military buildup as a pathological obsession and said resuming negotiations would be pointless while NATO deploys U S missiles in Western Europe He urged U S troop withdrawal from Grenada and warned Washington’s actions threaten world peace The Soviet leader planned to meet Secre tary Shultz at the Soviet Embassy later the same day
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers plans no rest for drunk drivers this year as they push for tougher reforms. They applaud last year’s mandatory jail terms for repeat offenses and a felony for DUI-caused harm, and seek a 0.1 BAC automatic guilt law and a beer wine age increase to 21.
Johns Hopkins researcher Robert Fischell unveils the Programmable Implantable Medication System a long lasting pump that can dispense insulin over time. The device aims to mimic pancreatic function and reduce side effects from large daily injections, with initial human use possible in March for pain relief in terminal cancer patients.
A fragmented notice promises $100 weekly at home with vague terms. It requests personal details and a date of birth, lists an Ontario address and a questionable department, asks for $1 postage, and uses chaperone style language.
Advertises subscription options and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard. Lists office address at 124 Rutland Drive and hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Provides carrier, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates and PBM prepaid mail options.
Community resource list provides long distance numbers for Sheriff Fire Ambulance and police departments across Aiken County including Aiken Community Hospital Graniteville New Ellenton Wagener Salley and North Augusta. It lists Poison Control and crisis line contacts and an abuse assistance coalition.
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