Milwaukee teen dies after Eiffel Tower fall
MILWAUKEE AP A 16 year old suburban Milwaukee girl on a Europe tour fell to her death from the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Charlene Ciampa reportedly ran toward a group of girls and vanished after a chaperone took a photo. The mother cited a school counselor for details.
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Shultz Urges Private Diplomacy to Break Arms Talks Deadlock
Secretary of State George P. Shultz told the Soviet Union that only private diplomacy can move US Soviet arms control talks forward. He criticized public proposals after the Kremlin proposed a Europe summit and a global nuclear test ban, saying public exchanges hinder progress.
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Italy
Airport Security Tightens Across European Cities
Libya's calls against Americans after the Gulf of Sidra conflict prompt heightened security at Paris and Zurich airports. Elsewhere, measures remain elevated following the Dec 27 Rome and Vienna airport attacks that killed 20 people. ANSA notes extra perimeter checks at Comiso base in Sicily where U.S. missiles are deployed.
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Fire Tears Through Hampton Court Palace in London
A fire at Hampton Court Palace raged through the south wing, with flames blazing from the roof and smoke seen miles away. Officials say priceless art treasures suffered considerable damage while crews, aided by palace staff, hunted a missing person amid collapsed roofs and unsafe floors.
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Marcos denies resignation as Philippines unrest grows
In Honolulu Ferdinand Marcos tells reporters he has not resigned the Philippine presidency and denounces Corazon Aquino's government as a dictatorship. He and Imelda mingle with supporters outside a travel agency as about 1,000 well wishers listen after Easter Mass at their beachfront home. Demonstrators protest and honks erupt as authorities postpone a backyard party.
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Pope Urges Acceptance of Challenge of Peace
Pope John Paul II urged a global embrace of the challenge of peace in his Easter Urbi et Orbi message. In Jerusalem pilgrims filled Mass at the Holy Sepulcher amid fears of attacks as Palestinians staged a strike marking a decade since a deadly clash.
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Wadji Nusseibeh
Palm Springs Quiet After Student Rampage Ends
Palm Springs calms after a week of spring break revelry with about 10 000 students leaving as hotel checkouts end. Police report 528 arrests since March 21 including 203 for public drunkenness and 18 for battery as crowds caused property damage and traffic jams on Highway 60.
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David Goodwin
Goodwin
Science teachers lack background in their field
San Francisco report on preliminary results of a national survey shows many junior high science instructors teach without specialized credentials. Iris R. Weiss previewed findings at the National Science Teachers Association Convention, noting 48 percent of earth science teachers lack field credentials and only 28 percent have eight or more college courses in earth science.
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U.S
National Science Teachers Association
Iris R. Weiss
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Aiken Standard Classifieds and Contact Info
Classifieds and ad contacts for Aiken Standard with telephone numbers 649-5316 649-1555 648-2311 and news ideas line. Office hours 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Mailing address Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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