Ships Move Into Position Off Coasts Amid Central America Tensions
President Reagan positions naval forces off both coasts of Central America as the United States plans stepped up ground exercises. The battleship New Jersey joins the fleet near Nicaragua while the carrier Ranger and seven other ships move from the Pacific. The Coral Sea prepares to depart from Naples to the Caribbean and a Marine amphibious landing in Honduras is announced. Kissinger counsels with lawmakers as a bipartisan commission leader.
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Rebels and Loyalists Battle in Jdeita Bekaa Valley
In Jdeita Bekaa Valley rebels aligned with the PLO and guerillas loyal to Yasser Arafat fought house to house, with Arafat's forces described as holding out. In Hebron two killed and ten wounded after four masked gunmen opened fire on the Arab university, amid ongoing Israeli security concerns.
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Administration Seeks to Slow Israeli Partial Pullout
In Washington the Reagan administration voices concern that Israel may undermine Lebanon’s Gemayel government with its plan for a partial troop withdrawal. Israeli leaders Yitzhak Shamir and Moshe Arens are due in the capital for talks on the withdrawal.
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Relatives Demand Vengeance After Bodies Found
Salt Lake City AP reports a 32 year old bookkeeper Roger W Downs is suspected in the deaths of five boys aged 4 to 13 found in shallow graves and a creek bed across Utah County and near Salt Lake City. Grandmother Lily Davis urged swift punishment as police investigated.
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Judge rules wives trip with taxpayers illegal
GREENWOOD AP Five Greenwood city officials violated the law by taking their wives to a Los Angeles convention at public expense. Circuit Judge James E Moore found the trip had no valid public purpose and lawmakers 11 807 51 cost to taxpayers. Mayor Thomas Wingards wife joined the 1982 National League of Cities event along with six council members and four spouses.
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Castro Marks Anniversary With Speech On Revolution
In Santiago Castro returns to speak on the 26th of July movement anniversary. Officials expect a large turnout in Antonio Maceo plaza as Cuba commemorates the 26th July attack and its role in ousting Batista.
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Supersalesman Glenn Turner Again Pursues High Finance Venture
Goldenrod Florida AP Glenn Turner a one time supersalesman of motivational courses and cosmetics says he plans a new high finance project similar to those that led to legal trouble. Prosecutors estimate investor losses exceed 200 million yet Turner insists he has learned from the past and will keep profits out of IRS and creditor hands by using his children as nominal owners. He plans to sell motivational classes to businesses and to distribute wholesale products through distributorships not as a pyramid. He cites Feelin Great Inc and Challenge to America Inc as peers and says his new public venture will combine his ideas with their best elements while avoiding past pitfalls. He denies owning or consulting for the two associated companies.
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Clemson Board of Trustees Elects Waddell Chair
State Sen James Waddell named chairman of Clemson University Board of Trustees and urges closer cooperation with President Bill Atchley and more frequent meetings. He praised Atchley as a good president and said they can work well together.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours Noted at Rutland Drive
The Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday Friday. Carrier 90 meaning unknown delivery rate or fee is referenced.
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Emergency Numbers for Aiken County Services
Aiken Community Hospital and local emergency services list includes Aiken Community Hospital 649-7911 Volunteer Fire Departments 648-6811 and Aiken County Sheriff 648-6811 for long distance sheriff fire or ambulance coordination.
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