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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1982

Page

12

Ustinov accuses U.S. of blocking arms talks in Geneva

Soviet Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov accuses the United States of blocking progress in Geneva talks on reducing medium range missiles in Europe. He says Washington is waging a trade credit and tech war to gain military superiority and cites Reagan’s stance as non constructive. Reagan offers to scrap Pershing II and Cruise missiles if the Soviets dismantle SS 20s aimed at NATO.

Moscow Dmitri Ustinov United States Europe Reagan Soviet Union Poland Geneva

Britain weighs Argentina reply on war end formalities

London says Argentina’s note to confirm the undeclared war in the South Atlantic is under consideration. The Foreign Office will not reveal contents. The message arrived Sunday via the Swiss Embassy in Buenos Aires, amid Argentina’s invasion of the Falkland Islands on April 2.

London Argentina Britain South Atlantic Foreign Office Buenos Aires Falkland Islands

Rail Strike Keeps UK Rail System Shut as Workers Walk Out

London AP reports striking engineers held a 9 day walkout threatening a total shutdown of British Rail and possible mass layoffs of 225000 employees. Commuters scramble for alternatives as the second strikebound workweek begins and officials say service remains similar to last week.

London British Rail

Nation Congress Returns To Hill To Grill George Shultz

Congress returns from the Fourth of July recess as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepares a two day hearing on George P. Shultz nominee for secretary of state. Senators will probe Shultz’s ties with Bechtel and Arab states amid a broader push for a constitutional balanced budget amendment.

Congress Hill George Shultz Washington Reagan Senate Foreign Relations Committee George P. Shultz State Department Alexander M. Haig Jr Shultz Bechtel Group House Senate

Body Of Missing Boy Found In Rocky Mountain Park

The body of 12 year old Robert Baldeshwiler from Illinois was found in a steep ravine on Flattop Mountain in Rocky Mountain National Park. Rangers located the remains after hikers reported a blood stained sun visor near Emerald Lake about half a mile from where he vanished.

Estes Park Colo Illinois Rocky Mountain National Park Park Glen Kaye Kaye Robert Baldeshwiler Emerald Lake

Huge Cocaine Cache Recovered in Tennessee

A six month DEA and Tennessee investigation led to the seizure of 1200 pounds of nearly pure cocaine valued at 400 million dollars near Cleveland Tennessee. Nine people aged 19 to 59 were arrested after cars pursued on I 75, with four nabbed at a convenience store and five more at a Loudon motel. Authorities recovered almost 450000 dollars in hundred dollar bills and a machine gun.

Cleveland, Tenn Tennessee Richard Fisher Federal Drug Enforcement Administration Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Interstate 75 Cleveland Fisher Loudon

Gas Prices Stabilize After Nine Weeks Of Increases

Oil analyst Dan Lundberg says retail gas prices should stabilize once oil-exporting nations reach a deal on production ceilings or price differentials. Wholesale prices have leveled off, and dealers may still lag slightly, suggesting a plateau. OPEC meetings in Vienna ended Saturday without agreement.

Los Angeles Dan Lundberg Lundberg Lundberg Letter U.S Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Vienna

Queen Meets Intruder in Buckingham Palace Bed Incident

Queen Elizabeth II calmly spoke with a 30 year old intruder, Michael Fagan, for about 10 minutes in Buckingham Palace before a footman removed him. Police charged Fagan with breaking in and stealing wine. security scrutiny rose as barbed wire was added to the palace wall.

London Elizabeth II Buckingham Palace The Daily Express the Express Michael Fagan

Vandal smear at Brussels main synagogue protests Lebanon war

In Brussels Belgium vandals smeared the citys main synagogue with red paint and slogans protesting Israels invasion of Lebanon authorities opened an investigation while condemning the act as anti semitic and reckless.

Brussels Belgium Israel Lebanon

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