Donahue brawl at LaGuardia over murder remarks
NEW YORK AP Phil Donahue and his wife actress Marlo Thomas were involved in a fist fight at LaGuardia Airport Central Terminal after a LaRouche supporter shouted they ought to be murdered. Port Authority officer Mitchell Kaufman said Donahue and Thomas began shouting and fighting began as they prepared to board a Boston flight. The incident came as Thomas prepared to travel for work against nuclear arms. Donahue commented on facing war and the perils of technology.
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LaGuardia
Lyndon LaRouche
Donahue
Marlo Thomas
Port Authority
Mitchell Kaufman
Kaufman
Ms. Thomas
Boston
Thomas
Shara
Tunisian Arrested For Terrorist Attacks
In Nancy France a Tunisian man Habib Maamar 25 native of Bizerte was arrested after a domestic dispute and admitted to terrorist acts including the Marks and Spencer bombings in Paris and London. One person died and 16 were injured. He was linked to the 1985 Paris store bombing and the 1983 London bombing with injuries.
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Nancy
France
Paris
London
Habib Maamar
Bizerte
Tunisia
Maamar
Associated Press
Marks & Spencer
Investigation Begins In Browns Ferry Fire
Athens Alabama AP reports a Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant cooling tower fire could cost up to 5 million to replace. Steven White, nuclear operations chief, says the plant may not be rebuilt and could run on two of its five towers. The four story cooling tower burned Saturday and environmental rules have eased since the 1970s.
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Athens
Ala
Tennessee Valley Authority
Steven White
Browns Ferry
Tennessee River
White
Chernobyl Officials Punished For Duty Lapses
Pravda reports three Chernobyl plant party members disciplined for supplying insufficient information and neglecting evacuees after the April 26 disaster. Awal expelled, Sichkarenko reprimanded, Gubsk reprimanded. measures may lead to criminal as well as party punishment.
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Communist Party
Chernobyl
Pravda
Europe
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Poessk
Awal
A. Sichkarenko
A. Gubsk
Boris N Shcherbina
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Kremlin
Communist Party Central Committee
Yegor K. Ligachev
Nikolai I. Ryzhkov
Soviet Union
Khadafy More Isolated In Conflict With U.S.
After the U S bombing of Libya Col Muammar Khadafy is diplomatically isolated. Arab leaders and European partners avoid supporting him while the Arab summit collapses. Western and Soviet officials signal cautious, tentative responses amid economic strain in Libya.
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Egypt
U.S
Libya
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Khadafy
Middle East
Tripoli
Benghazi
Washington
European Common Market
Tokyo
Reagan
Britain
France
Japan
Canada
West Germany
Italy
Soviet Bloc
Kremlin
Christians build own airport near Beirut invite airlines
Lebanese Christians nearing completion of Halat airport 20 miles north of Beirut invite U S and Western carriers to use the facility citing safety from hijackings at Beirut International Airport. They plan Freedom Airlines and pledge army protection, while Muslims warn of illegal status and possible accidents from air corridor tensions.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Lebanon
Beirut
U.S
Freedom Airlines
Nabil Karam
Halat
Beirut International
TWA
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Dany Chamoun
Mothers Day protests and births mark varied Sunday events
Demonstrations outside the South African Embassy in Washington led to fourteen arrests as Mothers Against Apartheid organized a protest. In Ohio, Terry Teeters welcomed a son on Mother's Day, repeating a birth on the same date six years prior. Motorcyclists in Detroit protested helmet laws, while peace groups distributed leaflets at Wurtsmith Air Force Base in Oscoda.
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Washington, D.C
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Steve Cross
Columbus
Terry Teeters
Mrs. Teeters
Wally Teeters
Detroit
Michigan
Maria Brown
Oscoda
Mich
Wurtsmith Air Force Base
Colorado
de Beque
Peggy Cooper Cafritz
Washington
Milwaukee
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Manhattan
Pauline Sealy
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
Subscriptions and classified advertising numbers provided. News tips and display ads handled via listed lines. Customer service hours are 5:30 to 7 and 8 to 10:30 Sunday. Office at 124 Rutland Drive, open 8:30 to 5:30 weekdays. Mailing address is Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Emergency numbers list from Aiken Standard
Emergency contacts provided by the Aiken Standard include Poison Control 648-7000 South Carolina Highway Patrol 648-1346 Salley Fire 258-3700 Salley Police 258-3449 Sheriff's Department 648-6811 Sheriff long distance 800-922-9709 Voluntary Fire Departments 648-6811 Wagener Fire 564-5555 Wagener Police 564-5411 Widowed Persons Assn. 649-7505 Published weekday afternoons by Aiken County newspaper Ye Aken SC 29802 Second class postage
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Persian) Gulf
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