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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

21 Jan 1990

Page 12

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jan 21, 1990

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12

Noriega Named Link in Cuban Trade Bypass Inquiry

Senate investigators say Manuel Antonio Noriega helped Fidel Castro skirt U S bans on trade with Cuba by routing seafood and tobacco through Panama’s free zone and phony labels. The 170 page report, issued December 1988, cites Noriega's role and Panama's eastern canal zone as key transshipment points.

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Washington Manuel Antonio Noriega Fidel Castro U.S Cuba Panama Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee John Kerry D-Mass Norega Noriega United United States Anama
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Barry Image Tarnished Yet Barry Seeks Fourth Term

Washington mayor Barry faces rumors of drug use and a possible challenge from Jesse Jackson as he campaigns for a fourth term. Polls show declining support while Jackson denies plans to run and Barry insists he will manage city affairs and seek reelection.

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Washington Jesse Jackson Maron Barry Barry Wee Ee Cha Ity News John Ray Jackson
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Navy Reverses Lenient Stance On Marijuana

The Navy will bar recruits who test positive for marijuana entering service reversing a prior second chance policy. Vice Admiral Boorda says the new policy, effective February 1, reflects tougher anti drug stance and aims to bolster the fight against drugs. Admiral Trost sent the policy to recruiting commanders earlier this month.

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Washington Navy Adm J. Michael Boorda Boorda Carlisle A.H. Trost Naval Operations
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