Reagan Concedes Errors Over Iran Arms Sale
President Reagan admitted he erred in pursuing arms sales to Iran after advice from George Shultz and Caspar Weinberger, saying the initiative was worth the risk though they were right. He recalled taking responsibility in a State of the Union and a March radio speech.
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Reagan
George Shultz
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Caspar Weinberger
Iran
Tony Coelho
D-Calif
House
Funeral services for four teens in carbon monoxide tragedy
In Bergenfield New Jersey a Mass was held for Lisa Burress Cheryl Burress and Thomas Olton with Thomas Rizzo to honor four teens who died in a death by own action pact. The priest urged mourners to choose life noting death by own action is a lie and that Jesus is the path to peace happiness and love.
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Jesus
Oradell
Lisa
Cheryl Burress
Thomas Olton
Thomas Rizzo
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St. Joseph’s Church
Thomas Iwanowski
Overlooked Galaxy May Be Huge
Washington AP report says Markarian 348 a long overlooked galaxy between the Milky Way and Andromeda is among the largest objects in the universe. The giant spiral with a massive hydrogen cloud reaches 13 times the Milky Way's size and shines with energy far beyond a typical galaxy. Located about 300 million light years away it emits 100 billion suns worth of brightness.
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Earth
New York man seeks country to spare him from deportation
Karl Linnas, 67, of Long Island, accused of running a World War II concentration camp, seeks residency to avoid deportation and a Soviet death sentence. His Justice Department extension to stay in the United States may expire Monday, but officials say a decision is not yet certain.
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Thomas Sheer
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Long Island
Justice Department
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Pat Korten
Pilot Denies Death in Honduras Cargo Flight Shootdown
Pilot Fred Galiatsatos of Dania Florida says he was wrongly identified as killed in the downing of a DC 3 over Honduras last week. The Washington Post reported he watched a broadcast claiming casualties, while Honduran officials listed American pilot Joseph Bernard Mason of Miami Springs and three Guatemalan crew members among the dead.
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Galiatsatos
Dania
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Florida
Washington Post
Carter denied at tow lot over unpaid tickets in Providence
Amy Carter was refused service at Citizen's Auto Body in Providence because the lot would not accept checks from customers with towed cars. Her vehicle had been booted and towed for unpaid parking tickets. Boston radio station WROR FM settled the $335 in tickets and fines.
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Amy Carter
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Wror-Fm
Ecuador Uproots Economy After Quake Cripples Oil
Emergency measures froze food prices and halted debt payments as Ecuador grapples with quakes that damaged the 30 mile oil pipeline and shut production. Officials warn of $1 billion in losses and months of repair ahead with 20 000 affected and survivors in the El Reventador area.
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Ecuador
Leon Febres Cordero
Febres Cordero
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Patricio Quevedo
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Town petitions call to reinstate Milton police force
Residents circulate petitions to reinstate the Milton police force after officers resigned en masse over what they described as the police chief s unprofessional behavior. Organizers aim to present signatures at a town hall meeting Monday night with concerns about police protection.
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Milton, Vt
Joan Albrecht
Albrecht
Officials Upset Over Cuba Vote
Reagan administration officials condemn five Latin American countries for not backing a U N proposal criticizing Cuba at the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva The body voted 19 to 18 with six abstentions for a motion to take no action Abrams met with ambassadors from Argentina Peru Venezuela and Colombia to object to their anti U S votes He will tell Mexico’s ambassador next week the U S finds it incredible they would abstain rather than oppose the resolution
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U.N. Human Rights Commission
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Elliott Abrams
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Venezuela
Colombia
Abrams
Mexico
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Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Details
Subscription and contact options listed for Aiken Standard including phone numbers for classifieds and news ideas. Office address 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address in Aiken South Carolina. Payment rates shown for 3 6 and 12 month plans with advance payment to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
PBM
Aiken Communications Inc
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Aiken
S.C
Emergency numbers list from Aiken Standard service
A list of emergency contact numbers is provided including Poison Control, South Carolina Highway Patrol, Salley Fire and Salley Police. It also references the Sheriff’s Department and a sheriff named Long. A fee amount of $21.00 and $42.00 is shown.
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S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley
Sheriff's Department
Long Distal Sheriff Fire
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