Cranston A Life Spent Between Politics And Newsrooms
Los Altos recounts Alan Cranston long career from athlete and journalist to activist lobbyist and senator. Born wealthy in California, he built a path through Stanford journalism, International News Service, and Statewide Democratic organizing before winning the Senate in 1968 and securing reelection in 1974 and 1980.
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San Francisco Call- Bulletin
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Bishop Bernard Law Named Leader Of Boston Catholics
Pope John Paul II appointed Bishop Bernard F. Law to head the Boston Archdiocese succeeding Cardinal Humberto Medeiros. Law, 52, oversees an ecumenical program bringing married Episcopal priests into the church and is known as an amiable conciliator. He will lead Boston’s 2 million Catholics after Medeiros’s death last fall. The Vatican announced the appointment and the apostolic delegate was to brief reporters later.
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California Nuclear Plant Delayed By Allegations
Washington AP reports a California nuclear plant faced further postponement as whistleblower allegations mount about design and construction at Diablo Canyon. NRC officials acknowledge low chances the plant will go critical next month as a House subcommittee schedules hearings on safety oversight.
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Cocaine Ring Bust Largest U.S. Smuggling Case
A prison inmate allegedly ordering murders from his cell headlines indictments unsealed in Atlanta Los Angeles Miami and Little Rock in a billion dollar cocaine smuggling ring. Authorities say the network used aviation scale operations to land cocaine at major airports and remote strips across the eastern United States.
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Stay of Execution Granted For Anthony Antone
The 11th Circuit granted a 35-hour stay of execution for Anthony Antone, the oldest inmate on Florida’s death row, to allow an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Judge Carr had refused to delay the 7 a.m. EST start and denied a writ of habeas corpus. Antone, who maintains his innocence, faced charges in the 1975 contract slaying of Tampa vice detective Richard Cloud amid protests across Florida.
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Florida
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U.S. Supreme Coll
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Carr
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Susan Cary
Bradford
Sharlotte Holdman
Thomas McCaun
Charles Corces
McCain
Tallahassee
Bob Graham
Jacksonville
Gainesville
St. Petersburg
Starke
Reagan cites Soviet cheating on arms talks raises doubts
President Reagan says Soviet violations on seven fronts including ICBM testing and anti ballistic radar undermine trust in arms control. He released a public version of a classified report to Congress, urging clarification and stronger verification to restart stalled negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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Reagan
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United States
George P. Shultz
Andrei Gromyko
Rescued Boy Breathing On His Own In Chicago
A 4-year-old boy submerged in an icy lake for 20 minutes is breathing on his own after being clinically dead. Jimmy Tontlewicz, in serious condition, was removed from a respirator and emerged from a drug induced coma to control intracranial pressure. doctors caution potential learning problems even if recovery continues.
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Jimmy Tontlewicz
Graham plans Mission England tour amid unknown youth in Britain
Evangelist Billy Graham, preparing for his first major British crusade in nearly two decades, says many Britons under 25 do not know him. A Christian News survey found 94 percent of Britons under 25 unaware of his name. Graham plans a May to July tour across six English cities and will use radio and television to raise his profile.
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Billy Graham
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Mission England
Aiken Standard Advertising Contacts and Hours
Aiken Standard invites inquiries for subscriptions news ideas and classifieds. Call 648-2311 for subscriptions and feature ideas or display ads. Office at 124 Rutland Drive open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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