Shultz and Gromyko Start Vienna Talks on Arms and Summit
Secretary of State George P. Shultz meets Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei A. Gromyko in Vienna as both pursue patience and persistence in arms control talks. The session could pave the way for a Reagan Gorbachev summit, with locations and timing unsettled, amid ongoing East West tensions.
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Fistfight erupts between matadors in Valencia bullfight
In Valencia Spain Vicente Ruiz and Jose Maria Manzanares clashed in a fistfight during the final bull of the show. The dispute started when Manzanares, unasked, joined Ruiz against a bull, drawing in assistants before the melee ended. Neither matador had won a ear prize that day.
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Manzanares
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FDA to face Congress over nursing home drug testing
House subcommittee chair Rep. Henry Waxman says FDA will be called to explain how elderly nursing home residents became unwilling test subjects for experimental drugs. He cites a breakdown in ethical and legal protections preventing exposure without knowledge or consent.
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Reuters makes bid to buy UPI this week
United Press International reports Reuters will bid to acquire UPI this week as UPI seeks bankruptcy court protection. Sources say Reuters executives plan a Wednesday meeting with UPI president Ray Wechsler and chairman Luis Nogales to discuss a purchase plan.
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Hog Wars Rise Over Antibiotic Hogs In South Dakota
Governor Bill Janklow deployed state troopers to enforce a ban on live stock treated with chloramphenicol and secured pledges from two packing houses to stop buying Canadian hogs. The executive order escalates a dispute over U.S. pork market control drawing criticism from Washington and Manitoba.
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U.S
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Washington
Manitoba
Rain Dampens Outdoor Mass In Netherlands
Pope John Paul II drew 10 000 to 15 000 faithful in Maastricht for the Netherlands outdoor Mass amid intermittent drizzle. Weather canceled a planned helicopter trip. Beek airport crowds were expected to total 150 000. The tour exposed church divisions over divorce abortion and women’s roles, with security beefed up at Maastricht and Beek. The pontiff later traveled by train toward Amersfoort for engagements before continuing to Luxembourg and Belgium.
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Amsterdam
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Mountain Man Convicted Of Kidnapping In Montana
A 20-year-old man Dan Nichols was found guilty of kidnapping and assaulting biathlon team member Kari Swenson in southwestern Montana. The jury acquitted him of killing her would-be rescuer Alan Goldstein. He faces up to 15 years with time for sentencing pending.
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Unger
Government Orders Inquiry Into Stadium Fire
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government ordered an inquiry into crowd safety at British sports venues after a Bradford stadium fire killed 53. Home Secretary Leon Brittan said High Court Judge Oliver Popplewell would head the probe, reviewing the Bradford City fire and a Birmingham match riot that killed a 15 year old. The inquiry will examine crowd safety across the nations 92 soccer stadiums and potential new measures.
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Pentagon auditors told to stop moonlighting for defense employees
The Defense Contract Audit Agency warned its 4300 auditors nationwide to stop preparing personal tax returns for defense contractors' employees. Sen. Dan Quayle cited conflicts of interest and said the agency issued a memo clarifying that auditors may not represent the government while having business ties to contractor staff.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours And Contact Details
Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. PBM rates prepaid to Aiken Standard are listed with contact numbers 649 7505 and 648 6983.
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Emergency Numbers Provided as a Local Service
The Aiken Standard presents a service listing emergency contact numbers for police, fire, medical services, and poison control. Readers are advised to keep these numbers accessible and use appropriate lines for urgent situations.
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