Marcos liquidated assets before fleeing Philippines
Rep. Stephen Solarz says Marcos shifted holdings into 4 million dollars in bonds and notes, signaling preparations to leave as he publicly stayed in power. The House subcommittee released MARCOS documents from February 25 departure of Marcos and about 90 associates. Reagan urged the Senate to revive the Contras aid package, calling rebels courageous defenders of democracy against Soviet influence.
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Senate
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Central America
House of Representatives
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Waldheim Denies Nazi Ties as Austrian Campaign Heats Up
Kurt Waldheim rejects Nazi affiliation allegations ahead of Austria’s presidential race. Opponents accuse him of deceiving the public while he works crowds, signs autographs, and jokes with voters, insisting his chances will improve.
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Austria
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
Waldheim
Associated Press
Shultz Says U S May Not Meet Turkish Aid Demands
Secretary of State George P. Shultz warned in Istanbul that U S budget cuts will limit aid and trade concessions under the base rights agreement. He said Washington cannot promise more assistance as NATO regards the bases as vital to southern flank security.
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George P. Shultz
United States
Shultz
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Paris
America
Letters Could Hurt Either Side In Spy Trial
A judge allowed anonymous confession letters as evidence in the spy trial of Jerry Whitworth, potentially shaping arguments at opening Monday. The letters described a spy ring similar to Whitworth's alleged network and were mailed to the FBI.
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Navy
Jerry Whitworth
FBI
Whitworth
Thousands in Boston Protest Against Aid to Contras
Protesters in Boston and cities nationwide rallied against Reagan administration aid to Nicaragua’s Contras. About 2,500 in Boston voiced opposition while over 2,600 nationwide joined demonstrations. Police separated rival groups in Miami and Boston without serious injuries.
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Contra
United States of America
Jack Lieberman
Coalition For Non-Intervention
Central America
Miami
Xavier Suarez
Clashes Between U.S. Servicemen and Subic Strikers
At Subic Bay and Clark Air Base in the Philippines, clashes between U.S. servicemen and striking Filipino workers injured multiple people during a two day strike over severance pay. Officials report varying injury counts while negotiations remain stalled. The strike involves about 22,000 workers and barricades were erected at base gates.
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U.S
Subic
Clark Air Base
Asnor Santonil
Santonil
Navy
Jack Leigh
Leigh
Remigio Sembillo
Resiadok
Clark Union of
James Morse
Clark
Sembillo
Bombing Victim Linked to Lebanese Terrorist Suspect
Police sources say Nabil Dagher, 27, killed in a Champs Elysees arcade bombing, knew Georges Abdallah, leader of the Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Factions, and Dagher had been detained last year in an espionage probe but released without charge. Five Lebanese men were in the arcade when the blast occurred, injuring 28. Abdallah remains jailed in France awaiting trial.
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Champs Elysees
Nabil Dagher
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah
U.S
France
Dagher
Beirut
Jean Victor Guereiche
Abdallah
Italy
Guereiche
Committee of Solidarity
Bomb damages statue of late President Truman in Athens
A time bomb toppled a 12 foot bronze statue of Harry S. Truman in a downtown Athens park injuring no one. The blast follows a separate bombing at the Hellenic American Union tied to tensions over Secretary of State George P. Shultz’s planned visit.
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Greece
Harry S. Truman
George P. Shultz
Turkey
Hellenic-American Union
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Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
The notice lists subscription and advertising phone numbers and general contact lines. It provides customer service hours Monday through Friday and Sunday hours, plus the mailing address and office location at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina.
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Aiken, S.C
Abused Persons Coalition
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S.C. Highway Patrol
Aiken Police
Salley Fire
Emerg
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HCA
Aiken Regional Medical Center
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Volun
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Wagener Police
Aiken Com
Aiken
S&c Nuncations Inc
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