Train halted in Kansas allows crossing into Nebraska
A damaged radioactive fuel train from Three Mile Island was halted by Governor Kerrey in Kansas but cleared to cross into Nebraska after patrols and federal notification issues. The stop occurred near Marysville Kansas with crossing granted at 12 30 a m.
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Peaceful protest planned during Reagan visit to Columbia
A coalition of national and local groups led by the NAACP and community organizations is set to gather at the Carolina Coliseum in Columbia for a peaceful but vocal protest during President Reagan's visit. He attends a $1,000 per person reception and luncheon to fund U.S. Representatives Carroll Campbell and Tommy Hartnett, the Republican governor and lieutenant governor nominees.
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Illinois DUI suspensions rise under new law
In the first half of the year 20,230 DUI suspects had their licenses suspended, far above last year’s 3,360. Secretary of State Jim Edgar said 93 percent of arrested drivers lost their licenses, versus about 10 percent before the law.
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Howe arrives to press talks ending apartheid in South Africa
British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe lands at Jans Smuts Airport to start the second stage of a Common Market push for negotiations on dismantling apartheid. He will meet President P W Botha and Foreign Minister R F Botha to discuss ending racial segregation.
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Impeached Judge Remembered In Arkansas Town
The town of Mcrae Arkansas recalls Harry Claiborne once a Bible quoting street preacher as the House votes 406 to 0 to recommend impeachment. Claiborne, a 1978 Nevada federal judge, remains imprisoned for 1984 tax evasion and continues to receive a $78 700 salary while facing Senate trial.
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Union Carbide plans to sell Agriculture Products unit
Union Carbide Corp announced the sale of its Agriculture Products Inc division, excluding the Bhopal, India plant where a deadly gas leak killed over 2,000 people. Analyst Leonard Bogner called the move wise, noting Carbide had not been a major player in agricultural chemicals.
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Hassan to address Moroccans after talks with Peres
King Hassan II will speak to Moroccans in a televised address at 9 30 p m local time after a closed door summit with Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres. Maghreb Arabe Presse reported no detail on Peres visit amid 48 hours of talks at Ifrane 125 miles east of Rabat.
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Government to Approve Hepatitis Vaccine
The government is set to approve a hepatitis B vaccine today, the first vaccine developed by genetic engineering cleared for human use. FDA head Dr. Frank E. Young is expected to announce the approval at a news briefing.
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Judge restricts Williams talk to Posner jurors in tax case
U S District Judge Eugene Spellman forbids defense attorney Edward Bennett Williams from interviewing Posner jurors without court permission after a lone holdout on the initial ballot raised questions of possible juror misconduct. The verdicts found Posner guilty of 10 counts for evading 1.2 million in federal income taxes.
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Cable Pirate Pleads Guilty in Satellite Signal Case
John R. MacDougall of Ocala, owner of a home satellite dish business, admitted in court to illegal transmission of a satellite signal by overriding HBO’s system. He agreed to a $5000 fine and one year probation with sentencing set for August 26. he may retract the plea if the judge rejects the deal.
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China Expels Reporter John Burns from China
New York Times correspondent John Burns was expelled after government accusations of entering a military zone and taking pictures. He denied espionage claims and said he was held for six days without charge before boarding a state airline flight to Hong Kong.
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Cocaine Lab Seized in Bolivia by U S and Bolivian Teams
U S and Bolivian officials tour the only cocaine processing lab seized in five days of joint raids in Bolivia. Officials say the operation disrupted a wide trafficking network and sent traffickers fleeing the Beni region while noting weather and information gaps hindered other targets.
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Congressman Loses License Over Drunken Driving Guilty Plea
Chicago AP report says U.S. Rep. Dan Rostenkowski loses his driver's license for one year after pleading guilty to drunken driving in Wisconsin. He is chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee and paid a 555 dollar fine last month.
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Aiken Standard Billing Note Details Subscription
The Aiken Standard dates from 1867 and is published weekday afternoons and Sunday by Aiken Communications Inc. Subscriptions at 12 months cost $84.00 with all advance payments made to Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription. Mail to P.O. Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken S C 29802.
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