Palmer Leaves Beirut as 39 Hostages Remain
Jimmy Dell Palmer, 48 of Little Rock Arkansas, freed for a heart condition, arrives in Larnaca Cyprus from Beirut on a Boeing 707. He says he is glad to be free and reports hostages totaling 152 while 39 remain held, with possible transfer to embassies or Syria. Nabih Berri calls for exchange talks as Shiite hijackers press Israel to free prisoners and warn U S ships to stay away from Lebanon.
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No Sign Of Black Boxes In Atlantic Crash Probe
American and British experts held out little hope of recovering Air-India flight recorders from the Atlantic after the jumbo jet crashed en route from Toronto to India. Officials report 131 bodies recovered and all 329 aboard presumed dead.
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Beaten Woman Awarded 2.3 Million in Civil Rights Case
A Hartford jury awarded Tracey Thurman 2.3 million dollars after finding 29 Torrington police officers violated her constitutional rights by failing to protect her from a stabbing and beating by her estranged husband. The award underscores police duty to shield women from domestic violence.
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National Organization For Women
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Teenagers Among Fireworks Plant Victims in HALLETT Blast
An explosion at the Aeflex Fireworks plant in Hallett Oklahoma killed 21 people, most of them teenagers hired to meet Fourth of July demand. Five others were injured as blasts shook the area. authorities note many victims were under 18 and difficult to identify due to severe burns. State and federal investigators inspect possible outside-caused carelessness while workers like 17 and 18 year olds reportedly labored late hours to meet production needs.
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Buried Uranium Leaks Question At Oak Ridge Plant
The Tennessean reports more than 51 million pounds of uranium chips buried 1954 to 1983 at the Y-12 plant may have been placed in non leak proof trenches. DOE scheduled to release a state report on disposal and safety concerns. Officials warn curies are low but details lacking.
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Nashville
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Jean Inman
Health and Environment Department
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Range
Violence Flares as Explosions Hit Transkei and Johannesburg
Two blasts hit a government fuel depot and power plant in Transkei while grenade attacks and other incidents in riot-torn townships east of Johannesburg left seven dead and eight injured. The unrest marks a violent peak during months of anti-apartheid protests on the Freedom Charter anniversary.
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South Africa
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Aiken Standard Offices Open at Rutland Drive
The Aiken Standard office at 124 Rutland Drive remains open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with standard Monday through Friday hours.
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