Beggs signals shuttle flights possible after Challenger
NASA former administrator James Beggs, facing an end to an indictment, suggested shuttle flights could resume soon after the Challenger disaster of January 1986. He said he would fly again if asked. The Rogers Commission blamed cold temperatures for O ring damage and fuel-tank fire risks.
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James M. Beggs
General Dynamics
Justice Department
Beggs
Presidential Investigating Commission
William P. Rogers
U S Army Platoon Wins NATO Tank Competition
The 1st Platoon D Troop 48 Cavalry 3rd Armored Division won the Canadian Army Trophy mock battle, outscoring a West German unit with M1 tanks. It marks the first U S victory in this NATO event, Pentagon officials said.
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3Rd Armored Division
Pentagon
U.S
Army
Winery Protests Royal Ban on Canadian Wines
Cled Lewis of Lewis Brothers Winery protested after Buckingham Palace protocol officials ruled out serving Canadian wines to Prince Andrew and Sarah during their Grande Prairie visit. Officials said only French red or German white wines would be served, prompting Lewis to call it a rebuff of local Canadian wine. The winery makes Saskatoon berry wines and honey wines.
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Britain
Prince Andrew
Sarah
Buckingham Palace
Cled Lewis
Royal Protocol Office
Lewis Brothers Winery
Duke and Duchess of York
Cats rise in U S households as survey shows gains
A MRCA Information Services survey of 7 500 households reports 48 million cats in 1984 rising to 56 million in 1986 while dog numbers linger around 50 to 52 million. Experts note cat owners tend to have more cats and cite loneliness relief as a factor.
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Stamford, Conn
America
Mrca Information Services
Stamford
Herb Storck
Bakker knew about payoff dispute challenges his lawyer claims
In Charlotte The Observer reports Jim Bakker’s lawyer says the evangelist did not know of the 265000 settlement for Jessica Hahn. Richard Dortch’s attorney counters, noting Dortch handled the deal for PTL and that Bakker was aware before resigning on March 19. Falwell questions the assertion while Bakker confirms knowledge.
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Dulles International Airport
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Tega Cay
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Richard Dortch
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Miss Hahn
PTL
Dortch
Bill Diehl
Charlotte
N.C
Observer
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San Francisco
Bakker
Jerry Falwell
Falwell
Belli
Diehl
Meese Holds Talks In Bonn On Eve Of Decision
In Bonn West Germany Attorney General Meese pressed for the extradition of Mohammed Ali Hamadi the hijacker suspect in the 1985 TWA incident. Bonn officials indicated Hamadi would be tried in West Germany sparing his extradition due to hostages in Beirut.
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Edwin Meese
TWA
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U.S
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Beirut
Associated Press
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Hamadi
Reagan
Melbourne
Fla
Friedrich Zimmermann
Hans Engelhard
Washington
Tice Department
Pat Korten
Social Democrats
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Vogel
Kohl
Venice
Reflagging Kuwaiti Tankers Nears U S Protection
Shipping executives say Kuwait plans to remove its flag from 11 tankers and fly the U S flag to shield oil shipments from Iran. Vessels will receive American names and skippers, with U S warships to escort from Khor Fakkan through the Gulf. Congress signals possible acceptance of Reagan plan.
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Kuwait
U.S
Reagan
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Iraq
Delaware
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Strait of Hormuz
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Townsend
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Sea Isle City
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Surf City
Umm Matrabah
Chesapeake City
Umm Casbah
Ocean City
Gas al-Burqan
Gas al- Managish
Gas al- Ahmadi
Gas al-Kuwait
Kazima
al- Fantas
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Aiken Standard Classifieds and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription and advertising contact numbers for the Aiken Standard as well as office hours and location at 124 Rutland Drive. It includes mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and subscription rates with payment instructions for three six and twelve month periods.
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Aiken
S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
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Emergency numbers ad from the Aiken Standard
Emergency numbers provided as a service by the Aiken Standard list several contact numbers. The notice notes publication by Aiken Communications Inc with mailing and postage details and addresses for changes of address.
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