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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1981

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U S Will Not Deliver Iran Military Equipment

The Reagan administration states it will not deliver more than 450 million dollars in U S military hardware bought by the late shah s government and will not honor the purchase nor enter future contracts with Iran The plan is to possibly sell the spare parts and reimburse Iran for their cash value.

Washington Reagan Iran U.S Shah Alexander M. Haig Haig United States

Have You Heard About New Sweater Categories and Local Rumors

Anna Lacher proposes sweater fashion categories, noting col legiate and prep pie styles. The Aiken Rotary Club faced singing plans with Nat Stetson as leader, while Vic and Abbie Montengohl describe themselves as natives of Aiken. Janet drinks caffeine affecting Rick Albert’s sleep.

Haig hard line ties terrorism to U S policy

Secretary of State Alexander Haig in his first news briefing links fighting international terrorism to U S foreign policy and ties Soviet conduct abroad to arms control. He accuses the Soviet Union of fostering terrorism, warns that U S dealings will reflect this, and notes SALT II remains under review. He also criticizes Cuban proxy exploitation and Libyan incursions in Chad.

Iran Alexander Haig Washington Soviet Union United States Hemisphere Africa Haig Reagan Third World Chad

Iranians in Aiken find sympathy during hostage crisis

Iranian students Manoochehr Ramezani and Sereshteh Azizzadeh say most Aiken residents were understanding during the hostage crisis. They note a few unfriendly encounters but emphasize community support and hope for improved U.S.–Iran relations. Both students express desire to visit family in Iran.

America Usc-Aiken Manoochehr Ramezani USCA Iran Ramezani Sereshteh Azizzadeh USDA Azizzadeh

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ABC News Sadegh Ghotbzadeh State Department Peter Constable Senate Foreign Relations Committee Constable Williamo Belt of West Columbia Columbia Anna Lacher Rick Albert Janet Aiken Rotary Club Roland Windham Nat Stetson Jena Abney Vic Montengohl Abbie Aiken Montengohl Carter Aiken County Abby Erma Bombeck Ple
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