Earthquake rattles Rialto area with minor damage reported
A 3.4 magnitude quake struck Rialto California at 11 23 p m Friday with no injuries or damage noted by police. Caltech seismology officials placed the epicenter eight miles west of San Bernardino.
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Malaysian saleswoman to die for heroin trafficking
Lim Beng Ngoh, 28, was sentenced to death after being found guilty of trafficking 92 pounds of heroin under Malaysia's dangerous drugs law. Forty nine people have been hanged since 1975 and others await appeals or execution dates. It was unclear if she would appeal.
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Melee at Utah Arts Festival Turns Violent
In Salt Lake City a fistfight at the Utah Arts Festival spiraled as hundreds attacked about 20 officers. One officer was injured by a beer bottle, calls for help were sent, and deputies with dogs or tear gas were readied as up to 15,000 festivalgoers attended the 11th annual event at the Triad Center.
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Vaccine May Protect Against Salmonella
New prototype vaccine against Salmonella typhimurium works in mouse tests and could, in time, offer protection against whooping cough typhoid fever and cavities. Roy Curtiss III of Washington University described the results in San Diego during an American Society for Microbiology conference.
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Man Freed After Acquittal In Rape Murder Case
A 39 year old man walked from court a free man after a jury acquitted Rivera in a new trial of rape murder and conspiracy charges. The courtroom fell silent before Rivera said thank you. Three safety groups urged a federal recall of Ford E 350 ambulance chassis for boiling gas spurting from tanks and fill pipes endangering emergency workers.
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Reagan polyp tests show benign results
President Reagan's final lab analysis found two removed polyps from his colon benign. White House spokesman Mark Weinberg said Reagan was informed at Camp David and feels great. Reagan, 76, will have another colonoscopy in six months. prior polyps in January were also benign.
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Train Hits Crossing Truck Kills Driver Injures 28
An Amtrak The Loop train struck an unguarded crossing truck near Joliet Illinois. The truck driver Robert Dieter 54 died while 28 people were injured none seriously. Passengers sought treatment at local hospitals.
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Will County
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Loop
Springfield
Chicago
John Jacobson
Washington
Jacobson
Robert L. Dieter
Rockdale
Reagan and Democrats trade blows over budget and deficits
President Reagan on his weekly radio address derided Congress for slow passage of 13 appropriations bills and attacked a 16.2 billion energy and water package and a 9.4 billion natural resources bill. Senator Dale Bumpers countered that Reagan deficits threaten children and future generations.
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Michigan Bars Tax-Paid Abortions Sparks Legislative Battle
Michigan lawmakers used a constitutional initiative to pass a veto-proof measure ending Medicaid funding for abortions except to save a woman's life. The court challenge could delay its effect as opponents warn of pressure on poor women to seek costly or unsafe options.
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Lansing, Mich
Senate OKs Homeless Aid Bill With 65 to 8 Vote
The Senate approved a measure to authorize 443 million dollars in homeless aid this year and 654 million next year. Senator Edward Kennedy called the bill a down payment while noting McKinney's long push for such aid. The act would expand emergency housing nutrition health care education and job training and create an interagency council to coordinate federal services.
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Stewart B. McKinney
D-Conn
Congress
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Aiken Standard Contact and Office Details
Subscription and advertising contact numbers listed for Aiken Standard with hours and office address. Includes hours for customer service and location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address P O Box 456, Aiken South Carolina 29802.
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Emergency Numbers Feature From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists emergency numbers as a community service. The notice notes the paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc. and provides mailing addresses for subscription and changes in Aiken, South Carolina.
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