Father Witnesses Raulerson Executed for 1975 Police Killing
James David Raulerson was executed in Florida's electric chair for killing policeman Michael Stewart during a 1975 Jacksonville restaurant robbery. The victim's father, Jack Stewart, said justice was served as witnesses gathered, including officers who maintained a vigil. Raulerson's appeal had been rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Fla
James David Raulerson
Florida
Raulerson
Michael Stewart
Jacksonville
High Court
Don Gladish
Stewart
Dugger
Richard Dugger
James English
Jerry Tant
Stephen Bright
Jack Stewart
U.S. Supreme Court
OPEC Ministers Agree to Oil Price Cut in Emergency Talks
In Geneva a majority of OPEC ministers reached a deal to cut oil prices ending three days of emergency talks. Ahmed Zaki Yamani said the agreement set cheapest crudes at 26.50 dollars per barrel with top grades 2.40 dollars higher, though not all members signed on. Libya, Algeria, Iran and Gabon reportedly did not participate. The ministers expect no meeting until the regular summer session.
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Switzerland
OPEC
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Leftist Groups Declare War on NATO Across Europe
Four left wing terrorist groups including France's Direct Action and West Germany's Red Army Faction say they are at war with NATO. They claim responsibility for more than 20 attacks targeting governments and NATO facilities across 16 member countries.
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NATO
Europe
U.S
State Department
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Direct
West Germany
Red Army
Belgium
Portugal
Popular Forces
Reagan official vows fight to restore Nicaragua rebel aid
Langhorne A Motley Assistant Secretary of State tells House Foreign Affairs subcommittee that Congress should lift last year's CIA aid freeze to rightist guerrillas in Nicaragua. He warns denying aid would be a serious mistake amid stiff opposition to covert support.
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Reagan Administration
Nicaragua
Congress
Langhorne A. Motley
Motley
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Latin America
Administration
CIA
Meese ethics clash tests Senate confirmation review
Senate questions focus on ethics rules as Edwin Meese III fights to defend internal Office of Government Ethics findings. Martin upholds since Jan 24 ruling that Meese complied with conflicts laws while two staff lawyers urged abstention due to financial interest.
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Edwin Meese III
Meese
Senate Judiciary Committee
Office of Government Ethics
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Federal Office of Government Ethics
Martin
Jacob A. Stein
Army Reserve
Ethics Office
Davis
Ms. Feather
John R. McKean
U.S. Postal Board of Governors
White House
McKean
Kirkpatrick Meets Reagan in Oval Office Talks About Future
U N Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick held a White House session with President Reagan amid ongoing speculation about her leaving the administration. Officials said options discussed could include top posts at AID or USIA and other agencies, though no job was confirmed. Reagan dismissed press speculation as unfounded and said no specifics had been discussed.
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U.N
Jeane Kirkpatrick
White House
Oval Office
Kirkpatrick
Reagan
Agency For International Development
United States Information Agency
International Development Cooperation Agency
Plans To Change Taxes Ready
Three major federal income tax proposals face introduction in Congress amid doubts on action before 1986. The Bradley Gephardt plan trims rates to 14 26 and 30 percent with many deductions removed while Kemp Kasten offer a two tier 25 percent and an as well as exempted Social Security income. DeConcini flat tax would levy 19 percent with all deductions repealed and a 12600 family of four exemption.
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Richard G. Darman
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Bill Bradley
D-N.j
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
Bradley-Gephardt
He Agit
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Bob Kasten
R-Wisc
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Aiken Standard Advertising Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists订 contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds. Please call 648-2311 for subscriptions and news ideas and 649-1555 for classified advertising. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Emergency Numbers Aiken Community Hospital and Emergency Services
Community resource list from Aiken Standard includes Aiken Community Hospital number 649-7911 and EMS Widowed Persons Association Grief Support Group numbers 649-4121 649-2511 648-9900 along with Volunteer Fire Departments and Aiken County Sheriff contact 648-6811 for urgent assistance.
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