Peace Corps Opens China Training Amid Tensions
A group of Peace Corps volunteers begins an intensive training program in Washington for service in China the first time. Spokesman James C. Flanigan says the effort proceeds as planned with optimism as Chinese embassy guests attend an orient styled ceremony filmed for Chinese television.
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People’s Republic of China
Peace Corps
James C. Flanigan
American University
Flanigan
U.S
China
Poland Prepares Freest Elections Amid Poster Campaigns
In Warsaw and across Poland less than a week before elections the country shows Western style posters and clashes over influence. The Solidarity symbol appears on shop windows and poles, while Communist candidates also display signs. The campaign contrasts with prior restricted information as streetcars debut Solidarity ads.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity Independent Labor Movement
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists subscription options with monthly and yearly rates and provides contact numbers for classifieds display and customer service. Office locations are 124 Rutland Drive and P.O. Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 with hours Monday through Sunday.
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Aiken Standard
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Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken, Standard
Argentina declares state of siege amid looting crisis
President Raul Alfonsin announced a 30 day state of siege as riots and looting hit Argentina's four largest cities. Police guarded stores in Buenos Aires Cordoba Rosario and Mendoza as 600 arrests were made and 41 officers injured. The crackdown followed soaring inflation unemployment and currency devaluation blamed on the Radical Civic Union defeat.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Raul Alfonsin
Rosario
Telam
Buenos
Alfonsin
Mendoza
Cordoba
Yale graduate described as killer in Memorial Day stabbing
Rolando Marcello a 23 year old Yale graduate described by neighbors as frustrated by unemployment stabbed his mother and three others to death at his Springfield New Jersey home on Memorial Day. He fled in a car pursued by state police ending with him leaping from a 40 foot bridge. Victims include Anita Marcello 51 and Raymond 20.
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Springfield
N.J
Yale
Rolando Marcello
Union County
John H. Stamler
Marcello
Anita Marcello
Raymond
Stamler
Nelson Paiva
Union
Mark Dennis
Paiva
Richard Hartmann
Overlook Hospital
Summit
New York City
Janice Bon Giovanni
Rolly
Ten Americans hurt as villagers attack bombing range near Seoul
Ten U S Air Force personnel were injured and 22 vehicles damaged when up to 100 villagers attacked the Kooni range south of Seoul to press for its closure. Guards retreated as attackers scaled fences and pelted them with rocks and clubs.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S. Air Force
Kooni Range
Will Baker
Air Force
Baker
Congress Tackles a Key Domestic Spending Bill
The Senate plans to reform a 3.7 billion domestic spending bill amid a White House veto threat over drug spending. The measure advances debates on the deficit and a leadership struggle surrounding House Speaker Jim Wright as Democrats jockey for positions.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Jim Wright
Wright
Texas
Veterans Ith
Department of Veterans Affairs
United Nations
Bush
Capitol Hill
Kidney Allocation Rules Criticized for Bias Against Blacks
Experts say federally mandated kidney allocation rules discriminate against Black patients by delaying kidney access despite higher needs. The debate centers on tissue matching under the United Network for Organ Sharing system and whether strict matching improves outcomes enough to justify reduced minority access.
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Chicago
Howard University
Clive O. Callender
United Network For
Callender
William Vaughn
Paul Eggers
Federal Health Care Financing Administration
Arthur Caplan
Center For Biomedical Ethics
University of Minnesota
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