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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1984
Page
2
Washington AP reports the National Security Agency plans an electromagnetic envelope around its Fort Meade operations building to prevent electronic leakage. The agency seeks various construction projects including a high tech testing center and modernized support facilities replacing old barracks.
Iraqi naval vessels and warplanes struck four enemy ships near an Iranian port in the Persian Gulf at dawn. The spokesman also said two Iranian helicopters were shot down in the same area with no Iraqi losses reported in this skirmish.
Senate debate on Reagan military aid to El Salvador centers on Roberto D Aubuisson. Kennedy proposes cutting aid from 62 million to 21 million to cover until the runoff between D Aubuisson and Jose Napoleon Duarte. Human rights groups allege D Aubuisson links to death squads blamed for 38000 killings since 1976.
Alessandra Mussolini gives up playing a young Jewish woman in The Assisi Underground after protests and will play a nun instead. Director Alexander Ramati notes the casting change amid discontent from survivors’ relatives and advisers.
In a CBS telecast before the New York primary Mondale attacked Hart over leadership on Vietnam and U.S. troop use. He admitted mistakes on Vietnam and argued for a proper role of American power while challenging Hart on arms control and civil rights. Hart defended his record and accused Mondale of mischaracterizing the past.
Harvard biologist Matthew Meselson argues yellow rain in Southeast Asia is bee feces, not Soviet chemical weapons. Critics say his leap from science to politics is dangerous while the U S charges hex fung inals killed thousands in Laos, Cambodia, and Afghanistan and denies the claims.
A 13 mile lava river from Mauna Loa advances toward Hilo Hawaii with residents fleeing though officials say no immediate danger to populated areas. The flow fed by a fissure at 9000 feet inches toward the city, moving about a half mile in 12 hours. Dr. Robert Decker notes the lava slows farther from the vent.
A federal study finds indoor volatile organic chemicals commonly present at ten times outdoor levels. In 40 Oak Ridge homes researchers detected 20 to 150 chemicals varying by time and season, with links to cancer birth defects and allergies. The panel warns tighter homes trap pollutants and calls for EPA follow up.
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