West Babylon woman says Falwell used her for public punches
Jessica Hahn says PTL founder Jerry Falwell pretended to help her after her affair with Jim Bakker. She says he promised to counsel and meet but did not follow up and only used her name to attack Bakker. She insists she did not take sides.
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West Babylon
N.Y
Jessica Hahn
PTL
Jerry Falwell
Miss Hahn
Jim Bakker
Falwell
Lynchburg
Titan 34 D Rocket Booster Test Clears Edwards
An often-delayed Titan 34 D solid-fuel booster test at Edwards Air Force Base succeeded after a five hour delay due to shifting winds. The two minute firing marks progress toward resuming military satellite launches after the April explosion at Vanderberg.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Betty Ciotti
Air Force
Edwards
Vanderberg Air Force Base
Former Marine Beane Faces Desertion Hearing in Australia Return
Douglas G. Beane, a former enlisted man who vanished from his Vietnam unit in 1970 and later lived in Australia for 17 years, faces a second desertion charge as a military magistrate prepares a hearing at Quantico Marine Base in Virginia.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Douglas G. Beane
Australia
Vietnam
Corps
Beane
Quantico
Soviets Open to Swap of Radio Programs with United States
USIA Chief says Soviets still weighing a program swap with the United States. Mutual Broadcasting indicated interest, with final volume tied to audience response. Pentagon IG commends Navy DDG 51 program planning and documentation as cost to build 29 ships at about 26 billion dollars.
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Washington
U.S. Information Agency
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
USIA
Charles Z. Wick
Cuba
Mutual Broadcasting
Pentagon
Navy
Double murderer executed in Louisiana electric chair
Jimmy Wingo, 35, was put to death in the electric chair after declaring innocence and forgiving his accusers. He was the 11th execution in Louisiana since 1983 and faced another death tonight. Wingo had a criminal past including a 1982 escape leading to two homicides.
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Angola
Jimmy Wingo
State Penitentiary
Wingo
Louisiana
Jimmy Glass
Newt Brown
Erlene
West German teen pilot Mathias Rust visits in Moscow prison
Parents Karl-Heinz and Monika Rust visited their son Mathias Rust at Lefortovo Prison in Moscow amid reports he is undergoing psychiatric tests in connection with his May 28 cross border flight across the Soviet airspace and landing near Red Square. The visit followed his detention and reports of possible trial charges for violating Soviet airspace.
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Moscow
Red Square
Bild
Kremlin
Karl-Heinz
Monika Rust
Mathias Rust
Lefortovo
Rust
Stern
Gerhard Enver Schroembgens
Rusts
West Germany
Hamburg
Helsinki
Finland
Politburo
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Defense
Sergei L. Sokolov
Alexander I. Koldunov
Shultz warns bases could close if Philippines demands rent
Secretary of State George P. Shultz told Philippine lawmakers the United States would pull out of Clark Air Base and Subic Bay if Manila insists on rent for the bases. He described the rent dispute as a potential source of future Philippine American conflict and urged that payments be treated as aid.
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Manila
Philippines
George P. Shultz
United States
Ramon Mitra
Shultz
Reagan
Washington
Mitra
Clark Air Base
Subic Bay Naval Base
Corazon Aquino
U.S
Sen
Leticia Ramos Shahani
Shahani
Armed Forces
Fidel V. Ramos
Banks Face Worst Quarter in History as Reserves Rise
U S banks brace for a historically bad quarter as regulators say reserve allocations for developing country loan losses may wipe out profits. FDIC data show 12 000 of 14 000 banks profitable though cautions of a near zero net industry income.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Brazil
John Quinn
FDIC
William Seidman
Mississippi River
U.S. productivity leads foreign producers in 1986
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports U.S. manufacturing productivity rose 3.5 percent in 1986, more than twice the foreign average, with labor costs for U.S. manufacturers also rising less than rivals largely due to a weaker dollar. It marked the first year the U.S. outpaced all nine major foreign competitors in productivity.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Aiken Standard Classified Contact and Hours
Information for subscriptions classifieds and news tips with phone numbers and office hours. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive open 8:30 to 5:30 weekdays. Mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Subscription payments note.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
PBM
Emergency numbers and publication details list
The Aiken Standard announces emergency numbers as a public service. It notes the newspaper is published weekday afternoons and Sundays by Aiken Communications Inc. at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina 29802 with mail to P.O. Box 456.
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Aiken
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Rutland Drive
S.C
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