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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1981

Page

11

Israel Attacks Palestinian Targets in Southern Lebanon

Israeli air sea and ground forces struck Palestinian positions in southern Lebanon amid rising cross border violence that has left hundreds dead across Lebanon and Israel. The PLO claimed exchanges near Nabatiyeh and Nascent attacks from the Beaufort Castle area, while Israel reported casualties among its troops.

Tel Aviv Israel Lebanon U.S Yasser Arafat Palestine Liberation Organization Galilee Beaufort Castle Zipora Yisad Misgav Am Zaharani River Mediterranean PLO Nabatiyeh U.N Israel-Lebanon Menachem Begin Philip Habib

Truck Overturns Kill 11 Pupils Near Filabus Zimbabwe

An armored military truck carrying 15 to 18 year old pupils from Singwango School overturned on a gravel road near Filabus, Bulawayo region. Eleven students were killed and 61 injured. headmaster Andrew Nkomo and the driver among the injured. Authorities seek cause amid reports the vehicle was crowded and top heavy.

Bulawayo Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Inter-African Singwango Filabus Andrew Nkomo

Navy rescues 29 Vietnamese boat people in South China Sea

A U S Navy frigate picked up 29 starving Vietnamese refugees about 300 miles east of Ho Chi Minh City after a six week voyage. Officials report 57 fellow refugees died at sea, the highest toll in two years of rescues. Surivors were weak and dehydrated.

Manila Philippines U.S. Navy South China Sea Glenn Jochum U.S. 7Th Fleet Public Affairs Office Subic Bay Naval Base Ho Chi Minh City Saigon Fanning Vietnam U.S United States Jochum

Yangtze Flood Crest Diminishes After Dam Pass

The Yangtze flood crest was reported diminishing after bypassing China's largest dam and moving through a flood area last year. Upstream in Sichuan 500,000 homeless survivors live in shelters as authorities rush relief. The three day downpour killed 3,000 to 4,000 in the province, the worst since 1960.

Peking Yangtze China Sichuan Bangladesh Xinhua

Polish Premier Warns of Firm Action Amid Unrest

Poland's premier Wojciech Jaruzelski vowed firm measures if labor unrest continues as Solidarity plans dock and airline strikes after the Communist Party congress. Dockworkers in Baltic ports and LOT airline staff threaten actions, while a new Politburo includes four workers and a female Solidarity member.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Labor Federation Communist Party Congress Wojciech Jaruzelski Jaruzelski LOT Communist Party Stanislaw Kanin Zofia Grzyb Solidarity

Iranian presidential candidate wounded in Tehran assassination attempt

Iran's Pars news agency reports Habibollah Asgarowladi Musulman and one bodyguard wounded in an attack on Iran Street. One attacker killed, another wounded and captured. Musulman among four candidates approved to run on July 24. Pars also reports a high school girl among five leftists executed in Babel for clashes with teachers and links to Mujahedeen Khalq.

Nicosia Cyprus Habibollah Asgarowladi Musulman Iran Tehran Pars Iran Street Council of Guardians Abolhassan Bani Sadi Mohammad Ali Rajai Republican Party Bani Sadr Caspian Babel Mujahedeen Khalq

Paton Returns With New Novel Ah But Your Land Is Beautiful

Alan Paton at 78 completes his first novel in 28 years Ah But Your Land Is Beautiful tracing 1952 to 1958 apartheid buildup through intertwined lives of an Indian family a white Afrikaner and an African family The book notes both good and bad Afrikaners and criticizes intensified black alienation under Verwoerd while reflecting on apartheid's history and Paton's reformist views.

Paton South Africa Verwoerd Hendrik Verwoerd Europe United States National Party D.F. Malan Mrs. Malan Liberal Party Alan Paton

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