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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1984

Page

2

Beverly fire kills 14 in rooming house blaze

Beverly officials report 14 dead and 13 injured after a fast spreading fire in a three story rooming house housing elderly and former mental patients. Mayor calls for an immediate probe of state building and fire codes amid questions about safety standards and custodial care.

Beverly Mass F. John Monahan Joseph O'Keefe Dean Palmer Palmer Monahan Massachusetts O'Keefe James Prichard Virginia Newcomb Robert Brooks State de Parnes Puc Daisy Ticehurst Salvation Army David J. Flaxer Pauline Flaxer Red Cross Virginia Clarizia Srinagar India Kashmir Indira Gandhi Mohammad Farooq Abdullah Abdullah

Jacksons Victory Tour tickets aid for 1500 youths announced

Kansas City officials named the first 10 of 1,500 disadvantaged youths who will receive tickets for the upcoming Victory Tour kickoff concerts. Michael Jackson and his brothers planned a news conference today to address questions about the 12 city tour opening Friday in Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo Michael Jackson Today Joy Winter

Harrison Ford remembered by Belfry Theater alum

Lois Blakesley recalls a young Harrison Ford as a quiet hard worker at Belfry Theater two decades ago while Ford pursued Temple of Doom after Raiders of the Lost Ark. First lady Nancy Reagan’s drug abuse campaign earned her a Humanitarian Award from Lions Clubs International during their 67th annual convention with 15,000 members and 10,000 guests expected.

Ford Lois Blakesley Elkhorn Room and Board Belfry Harry Nancy Reagan The International Association of Lion Clubs International Service Organization Reagan George Kirkland San Francisco

Dobrynin says he is not a magician and seeks talks on space weapons

Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin returned to Moscow saying he is not a magician as he carries Reagan administration views on opening talks to limit space weapons. He noted uncertainty over Soviet participation in Vienna in September and said negotiations continue.

United States Anatoly Dobrynin Heathrow London Moscow Vienna Austria Reagan NATO U.S Europe Dobrynin Sheremetyevo Jon Purnell George Glass Florida Secre Tary George P. Shultz Shultz White House Washington Geoffrey Howe House of Commons Howe George Robertson Labor Party

Lebanese Army links divided Beirut along green line

Moslem and Christian units moved from evacuated strongholds to connect along Beirut's green line to reopen three major crossings between west and east Beirut. Army engineers dismantled mines as bulldozers removed barricades, with plans to reopen the port and airport and secure roads. In Tripoli, street battles continued with 17 civilians killed and 78 wounded as fighting raged for a fourth day.

Beirut Lebanon Michel Aoun Tripoli

Nuclear Power Backers Hit With Large Campaign Contributions

Congressional supporters of atomic power received 3.36 million dollars in the last two years from nuclear and other energy companies. A Ralph Nader affiliated study says 93 percent of House members and 87 percent of Senate members took PAC money from the energy industry. The top recipient was Sen. Pete Wilson of California with 82,815 dollars.

Washington Atomic Power Ralph Nader House Senate Nuclear and Energy Industry Sen Pete Wilson R-Calif

Emergency Numbers From Aiken Standard Service

Aiken Standard lists emergency contacts including Aiken Community Hospital and local law enforcement. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. Spaces show the contact numbers for hospital 649 7911 volunteer fire 648 6811 and sheriff 6486811.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken Community Hospital Aiken County Aiken Police Aiken Fire Crisis Line Coalition

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