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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1983

Page

2

Lebanese hijackers surrender on Cyprus airliner saga

Two Lebanese youths Raja Aref Ahmed and Hassan Mehdi Saadun Haj a surrendered after 21 hours aboard a Libyan chartered airliner seized over Greece. Cypriot Communications Minister Christos Mavrellis mediated with an Arab interpreter and freed 32 hostages. The jet, which had halted in Rome, then Lebanon, ended its 14 hour flight with the surrender.

Larnaca Cyprus Greece Mediterranean Christos Mavrellis Maurellis Raja Aref Ahmed Hassan Mehdi Saadun Haja Rome Lebanon

Shultz Begins 12 Day Asian Tour

Secretary of State George P. Shultz starts a 12 day trip to four Asian nations. He aims to press for end of Soviet occupation in Afghanistan and restoration of Cambodia's independence. He plans talks in Bangkok with Hans-Dietrich Genscher to shape policy ahead of Kohl visit to Moscow.

Washington George P. Shultz Afghanistan Cambodia Shultz U.S Soviet Union Bangkok Thailand Hans-Dietrich Genscher Helmut Kohl Yuri V. Andropov Moscow

House Democrats Challenge Reaganomics With Budget Vote

In Washington the House moves to vote on a budget plan reversing Reagan spending priorities and a separate bill curbing next month’s personal income tax cut. House Speaker O’Neill says the votes exist for both measures, while President Reagan vows to veto again and again.

Washington Reagan House Thomas P. O’neill Jr D-Mass

Pope Tour Sparks Reagan Speech To Polish Alliance

Reagan aides plan a Chicago event with the Polish National Alliance to discuss “the repression of the Polish people” following Pope John Paul II’s Poland tour. The address was set after the Pope’s trip highlighted Solidarity and government tensions.

Pope Reagan Washington John Paul II Poland Polish National Alliance Chicago House of Delegates American Medical Association Solidarity Trade Union White House

Weather delays Florida shuttle landing to Saturday

NASA officials postponed the space shuttle's planned Florida landing from Friday to Saturday citing a bad weather forecast. If Saturday conditions fail, the crew may be redirected to Edwards AFB in California.

Zip Zimmerman Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force Station Cape Kennedy Space Center Florida NASA Cape Air Force Edwards Air Force Base California Brian Welch National Aeronautics and Space Administration Johnson Space Center Houston Welch James A. Abrahamson Shuttle Gilbert Whittaker

Rita's Kitchen Feeds Astronauts Through Long Missions

At Houston Space Center AP reports Rita M Rapp has two decades crafting in flight meals for NASA. Challenger crew praised her barbecue and the menu now offers 20 beverages 75 foods plus six day cycle with extra supply for weather delays. She recalls Mercury era tubes and Apollo 8 rehydratable pouches marking major advances in space dining.

Miss Rapp Earth Rapp Rita Rapp Shuttle Johnson Space Center Houston Texas

EPA Chief Warns of a Minefield of Environmental Risks

EPA head William Ruckelshaus told about 150 scientists at the National Academy of Sciences that Americans live amid a minefield of chemical risks and that no margin of safety can be assumed. He urged a single uniform method to assess cancer and other health threats and tighter coordination among federal agencies while acknowledging uncertainties in science.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency William Ruckelshaus EPA National Academy of Sciences Ruckelshaus

Dyan Cannon Receives Walk of Fame Honor

Actress Dyan Cannon becomes the 1,754th star on Hollywood Boulevard receiving a gold-laced negligee and a purple orchid from Frederick Mellinger of Frederick's of Hollywood at her ceremony. Her star sits between Will Rogers and Margaret O'Brien, in front of Frederick's.

Dyan Cannon Hollywood Boulevard Ms. Cannon Frederick Mellinger Frederick’s of Hollywood Will Rogers Margaret O’brien Frederick’s

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