Andropov Says U.S. Must Show Sincerity With Deeds
Soviet leader Yuri Andropov demands practical deeds from the United States before resuming Euromissile talks. He repeats Moscow’s stance that dismantling new U.S. missiles in Western Europe is essential, and criticizes Reagan for alleged treaty violations and threats.
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Kohl Shamir meet on arms sales and peace talks in Jerusalem
Chancellor Kohl and Prime Minister Shamir held a 90 minute meeting in Jerusalem focused on Bonn plans to sell arms to Israel’s Arab neighbors and new Middle East peace talks. Kohl laid a wreath at the Knesset monument and was greeted by police and an army honor guard.
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Mondale Gains Momentum From Methodical Campaign Drive
Walter Mondale, leading Democratic presidential contenders, earned three more national convention delegates and endorsements from two Hispanic leaders and a union audience in Washington. He attacked Reagan’s economic policy as rivals critiqued him and Reagan elsewhere.
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State Department cites sloppiness in data shipping error
The State Department blames sloppiness by at least three officers for sending highly sensitive data last fall to a prison where inmates circulated it. No discipline has been taken and the three officials still hold their positions, with officials unsure about potential actions.
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Reagan May Ask $10 Billion For Central American Aid
The Reagan administration weighs asking Congress for up to 10 billion dollars in aid to Central America over five years. An inter-agency task force favors 8 billion in economic aid and 2 billion in military assistance but White House approval is uncertain amid budget deficit pressure.
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Nixon Faces Co op Vote Over Move To Manhattan
New York AP reports former President Richard Nixon and his wife Pat may move to Manhattan after a cooperative apartment board approved a vote by residents on whether to welcome Nixon as a neighbor. Nixon has lived in New Jersey since 1981 and reportedly agreed to a $1.8 million 12 room Upper East Side apartment deal. In London AP notes former ambassador Peter Jay will support his ex housekeeper Jane Tustian’s claim of paternity for her three year old son if DNA tests confirm. Jay said tests were inconclusive but not inconsistent with him as father of Nicholas born in Washington in August 1980.
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Reagan Presses Congress on Lebanon Marines Decision
President Reagan urges Congress to keep the 1,600 U S Marines in Beirut as Middle East mediator Rumsfeld seeks Syrian concessions. He cites progress while Syria and the Soviet Union hamper diplomacy. House Democrats weigh votes to withdraw amid mounting casualties since 1982.
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Lightwave highways push data at gigabit speed 75 miles
Bell Laboratories researchers report a laser light system that can send 1 billion information bits per second over 75 miles of fiber. The experiment, described at a fiber optics conference, promises lower costs and new services including home computers though commercial timing remains undecided.
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Aiken Standard Classified and Advertising Contacts
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions classified ads and news ideas. For classifieds call 649-1555, subscriptions and news ideas call 648-2311. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Emergency Numbers Aiken Community Hospital and Agencies
Emergency numbers listed by the Aiken Standard include Aiken Community Hospital at 649 7911 Volunteer Fire Departments at 648 6811 Aiken County Sheriff at 648 6811 and Emergency Medical Services at 648 6811 to provide community contact points.
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