Death toll rises amid Zulu faction fighting in Natal
In Edendale and surrounding Natal areas hundreds seek refuge as two days of clashes between Zulu war bands leave at least 25 dead and 32 critically injured. Over 200 homes burned and officials report additional killings in related turmoil. Also: 5,000 black workers march in Johannesburg demanding nationalization. East Germany-West Germany unification talks hinge on coalition prospects.
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South Africa
Edendale
Natal
Johannesburg
West Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Lothar de Maiziere
Social
Stuttgart
de Maiziere
Social Democrats
Nixon Says He Is at Peace with Himself in New Book
In Arena, Richard Nixon portrays a calmer self after crises and victories. He criticizes media for Watergate era tactics, but defends coverage as balanced while denying an enemies list, and calls his career a path to personal peace and satisfaction.
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Washington
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Doctor Warns Wakeup from Tranquilizers Is Not a Cure
MADISON Wis. A University of Wisconsin neurologist cautioned against overoptimism after a 45 year old former airline pilot awakened from a vegetative state following Valium treatment. The doctor noted patients differ and many questions remain.
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Wis
Andres Kanner
University of Wisconsin
Prisvilla Arsove
Xavier
Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Details
Subscription rates and contact numbers are listed for the Aiken Standard. Information covers classifieds, display ads, customer service, paper delivery, office hours, and mailing address with update procedures and 1867 publication note.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Three Arrested In Alleged Iraq Nuclear Plot In London
Three people were arrested in London on charges of exporting prohibited nuclear weapon components. Customs seized 40 capacitors or tritronic devices at Heathrow, bound for Baghdad aboard an Iraqi Airways flight. An Iraqi ministry urged reciprocal measures as U.S. and British investigators linked the case to Iraq’s anticipated nuclear program. CSI Technologies Inc. tipped authorities about the purchase attempt.
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London
Britain
U.S
Fed
Iraq
Foreign Ministry
Uxbridge
Customs and Excise Department
Xingu
al Ashour
Amyani
Ali
Jeanine ‘Speck‘nan
Heathrow
I Iaqi Airways
Baghdad
Profesor
Paul Wilkinson
Bradford Xpert
Pakistan
San Diego Area
CSI Technologies Inc
CSI
Heathrow Airport
Mourners Pay Respects To Victims At Fire Service
Hundreds of mourners filled a Roman Catholic church to honor 17 victims of the Happy Land Social Club blaze. A pink coffin symbolized a female victim and 16 blue coffins represented men as caskets were carried from Rivera Funeral Home in the Bronx to St. Joseph’s Church. The Rev. Henry Hill urged solace, noting God’s presence amid sudden death as more than 1,000 attended.
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New York
Happy Land Social Club
Rivera Funeral
Bronx
St. Joseph's Shareh
Henry Hill
Moscow Offers Amnesty To Lithuanian Deserters
Moscow offers amnesty to Lithuanian army deserters who turn themselves in Tass reported. Soldiers who refuse will be searched out detained and face criminal punishment under current law. Deserters have risen after Lithuania declared independence and border post plans drew sharp tension.
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Vilnius
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Republic
Lithuania
Soviet Defense Ministry
Tass
Vytaus ‘As Landsbergis
Cancer cells killed in test tube via antisense approach study
Dr John Reed of the University of Pennsylvania reports in Daytona Beach that antisense therapy blocked a key message from the BCL2 gene in lymphoma cells. The work targets cancers by hampering genetic signals in lymphatic tissue.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
American Cancer Society
John Reed
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reed
Top Stock Manager Peter Lynch to Retire from Fidelity
Peter Lynch, longtime head of Fidelity Magellan Fund, retires May 31 after 13 years guiding the fund through bull markets and the crash. The fund grew from about 100 million in 1981 to 13 billion in assets. a May 1977 investment of 51000 would be worth over 270000 by year end 1989. Lynch, whose personal fortune is around 25 million, plans to spend more time with his wife and three children and will join Fidelity's board of trustees.
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Boston
America
Peter Lynch
Tage
Lynch
Fidelity Investments
Magellan Lynch
Fidelity
Wall Street
Boston Magazine
NRC Is Lox Critics Say Site Emergency at Vogtle Highlights Safety Gaps
Critics say last week’s Plant Vogtle incident shows urgent safety fixes are needed at Georgia reactors just across the Savannah River from South Carolina. Former NRC inspector Pollard argues the incident reveals lax NRC enforcement on upgrades and potential station blackout risks.
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Georgia
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Savannah River
South Carolina
Carolinas
NRC
Robert Pollard
Pollard
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