Iran Iraq border war intensifies with air raids in Baghdad
Iranian jets rocketed three residential areas in Baghdad while Iraqi warplanes targeted Bakhtaran. At least 83 killed and over 500 wounded. Witnesses reported rockets and gunfire on Kasra Atash and Saddam City. An Iran joint staff communique claimed heavy casualties and damage. Washington report notes renewed tax raise rhetoric in U S Congress and budget talks.
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Peres rejects call for immediate Lebanon pullout
Prime Minister Shimon Peres refused cabinet demands for an instant Lebanon withdrawal after a truck bombing north of the border killed 12 Israeli soldiers and wounded 14. He vowed terror would not dictate Israel's defense policy. In Beirut a leftist and two Islamic extremist groups claimed responsibility.
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FEMA Purchases Radiation Treatment Course Despite Warnings
The agency paid 90000 for 200 slide sets 400 instructors guides and 3700 student manuals then stored the materials after health experts warned the program could be life threatening to accident victims.
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Lutheran Pastor Faces Defrocking Hearing in Pennsylvania
In Clairton, Rev. D. Douglas Roth, out of jail and barred from his church, urged his flock to back him at a Lutheran hearing in McCandless Township that could defrock him for defying church authorities after his dismissal from Trinity Lutheran Church last October.
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Bette Davis Expresses Sadness Over Daughter's Book
Bette Davis says she is sad her daughter Barbara plans a book about life in a celebrity family. She does not fear what may be revealed and cites past tabloid treatment of Joan Crawford. Barbara Davis's My Mother's Keeper is set for May publication by William Morrow.
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Bush appeals for better African aid coordination in Geneva
Vice President George Bush urged concrete action over ideology as he addressed a U N conference in Geneva. He called for improved coordination of food aid shipments to sub Saharan Africa after a week in Africa visiting drought camps in Sudan and meeting authorities in Sudan Niger and Mali. Eighty nations attended the meeting.
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U.S.-Soviet Talks Set To Start In Geneva After Chernenko Death
The United States and the Soviet Union agreed to proceed with nuclear weapons reduction talks in Geneva despite Konstantin Chernenko's death. Warren Zimmerman and Vladimir Alexandrov led the talks with plans to establish a schedule for upcoming sessions at the Soviet mission. The chief Soviet delegate is Victor Karpov.
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Former Clemson coaches to plead guilty in drug distribution case
Two former Clemson University coaches Sam Colson and Stanley Narewski are expected to plead guilty to charges of illegally distributing drugs to student athletes. Also charged was former assistant strength coach Jack Harkness. Indictments allege Colson distributed muscle relaxers steroids and anti inflammatory drugs and Narewski handed out phenylbutazone. Maximum penalty per count is 18 months.
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Clemson faces student revolt as Atchley resigns over athletics clash
Clemson University confronts a campus storm after president Bill Atchley resigns amid a battle with the board over athletic department control. Nearly 2,000 students march on the administration building supporting Atchley, while faculty warn that money from athletics is eroding academic integrity at the state flagship.
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The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions 648 2311 and advertising 649 1555 plus a news tip line 648 2311. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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