11 more bodies found as Chinook fuselage raised in North Sea
Divers and salvage crews recovered 11 bodies and a key front fuselage piece of the Chinook helicopter that sank in the North Sea killing 45. The fuselage section held five rows of seats and the rotor head. Only two survived. In a separate report from Peking Hu Yaobang and Yasuhiro Nakasone agreed the Soviet Union was not sincere about Afghanistan and Cambodia crises.
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West German anti-nuclear protest turns violent in Hanau
In Hanau 12,000 demonstrators smashed windows at an atomic fuel plant and a U.S. military housing complex. Three police were hurt and four people were arrested as about 3,500 riot police watched. Demonstrators demanded immediate shutdown of reactors and NATO withdrawal amid anti-U.S. and anti-apartheid chants.
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France sees excellent 1986 vintages in major regions
Paris reports excellent late summer weather foretelling very good to great 1986 wines. Bordeaux Interprofessional Wine Council says white production should match 1985 and red wine volume up about five percent. In Vienna Albania reelects Ramiz Alia as Communist Party leader with no shift in hostile stance toward superpowers.
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Peru municipal elections test Garcia government amid unrest
In Peru, President Alan Garcia faces his first electoral test as municipal balloting begins amid six years of guerrilla violence. Security forces deploy about 40 000 soldiers and 20 000 police to deter trouble while the Shining Path vows disruption. A Garcia candidate was killed in Huancayo 140 miles east of Lima as the vote nears.
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Reagan son debuts in Soul Man at Camp David weekend
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan attended a Camp David screening of Soul Man featuring Ron Reagan in his film debut. Spokesman Mark Weinberg said the couple enjoyed the film and especially Ron’s performance amid civil rights group criticism.
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Miracle baby survives 10-foot swing toss in Miami crash
A 3 month old Megan in a safety-seat swing at the Doggie Den in Miami escaped unharmed after a car driven by Jay Rojas crashed through a wall, sending the swing 10 feet. Megan’s mother Robin Lowen calls it a miracle. grandmother Sally Miller notes the chair broke away and landed behind.
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Former airman released on bail in Soviet spy case
Allen John Davies, 33, of San Jose, was freed on 200000 bail after being charged with attempting to pass classified military information to a Soviet agent posing as a spy. He must reside with his parents in Cupertino, report daily to probation, and return to court this Friday.
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Europeans To Halt Syrian Arms Supplies
Western diplomats say ten of Britain's European partners in the European Common Market plan symbolic steps to halt arms sales to Syria and tighten surveillance on Syrian diplomats in protest of Damascus alleged terrorism links. The bulk of arms reportedly comes from the Soviet Union.
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Kennedy seeks Labor and Human Resources chairmanship
Edward M Kennedy announced he aims to chair the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee when Democrats regain control. He will relinquish the Judiciary chair, which he led while Republicans held the majority, saying the move offers an opportunity to reverse six years of policy shifts. Biden would become Judiciary chair.
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Catholic Bishops Vote On Economic Plans In 1980s US
American bishops at their Washington meeting plan to approve a major economic pastoral calling for stronger government aid for the poor. The document urges job programs and emphasizes a moral right to meaningful employment while outlining possible Vatican tensions and a new NBologna.
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Ortega and Sandinistas Rally in 25th Anniversary Speech
In Managua President Daniel Ortega vows to shoot down planes supplying the Contra rebels during the Sandinista 25th anniversary celebration. He marks Fonseca’s death anniversary as crowds observe a 5,000-strong parade amid rumors of Soviet weapon deliveries. Hasenfus is cited in propaganda as a prisoner facing a People's Tribunal.
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Emergency numbers service provided by the Aiken Standard. The paper is published weekday afternoons and Sunday by Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina with mailing address P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive.
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