Gorbachev calls first arms talks fruitless in Geneva
In Moscow Gorbachev says the initial U S Soviet arms talks produced little. West German expert Bahr notes the session with Gromyko and Ponomarev, as Brandt meets Gorbachev and Geneva resumes talks. Officials warn of little progress.
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Hormone levels linked to teen misbehavior study
Los Angeles researchers report a first study suggesting puberty linked to adolescent misbehavior. Developmental psychologist Editha D. Nottelmann of the National Institute of Mental Health notes the finding may help parent child dialogue without blaming hormones, even as further research tests behavior changes with hormones.
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Small Family Size Linked to Higher IQ in Study
University of Michigan researcher Robert Zajonc warns that a study finding higher IQs and more schooling in children from small families should not guide policy. He notes that more children and closer spacing correlate with slower intellectual maturation.
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Hospital Manager Seized By Six Near University Beirut
Gunmen kidnapped David Jacobsen the 54 year old American manager of the American University Hospital in Moslem west Beirut as he walked from the campus to the hospital. He was abducted at gunpoint near the garage gate. six men fled with him. This is the sixth American kidnapped in Lebanon since March 16, 1984. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility.
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Holiday crowds flood highways and beaches for Memorial Day
Millions hit highways and shorelines to welcome summer as crowds gathered at parks and beaches. Coast Guard and police reported record crowds and sunny weather with large beach parties and sunburned visitors across Ocean City Maryland Tybee Island Georgia.
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Palestinian Guerrillas Counterattack Besieged Beirut Camps
Backed by a rocket barrage from hills east of Beirut, Palestinian guerrillas counterattacked Shiite Amal forces guarding refugee camps. Police reported 20 killed and 62 wounded, lifting nine day casualties to at least 389 dead and 1,755 wounded. Amal says offensive continues until guerrillas are disarmed.
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Agca Rambling Witness Disrupts Papal Plot Trial
Mehmet Ali Agca continued rambling about being Jesus Christ and refused to answer questions on day two of the papal assassination trial. Seven defendants, including three Bulgarians and four Turks, face life sentences for the May 13 1981 shooting of Pope John Paul II. The judge recessed after Agca again declined to testify as prosecutors urged focus on the core case.
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Foreign auto share to rise in U.S. market by 1988
Commerce Department projections cited by Automotive News say foreign automakers will gain buyers as U.S. makers' share falls from 76 percent to 57 percent by 1988. Japan is expected to produce 4.06 million of 11.2 million U.S. car sales, about 75 percent of imports, while North American-built cars drop to 6.36 million.
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Aiken Standard Office and Subscription Contacts
The Aiken Standard lists subscription and classified ad numbers 648 2311 and 649 1555. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday for news ideas ads and inquiries.
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