Bomb explodes in Colombo crowd near police station
A bomb blast at 5 40 p m near a Colombo police station and bus stop in Maradana kills over 50 with many injured. Rescue workers report seven ambulances and cars damaged as troops disperse crowds. toll could rise to 70. Police give no official figure.
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Mass prison break at Krome Detention Center escapes ten detainees
Ten aliens awaiting deportation remain at large after chipping an iron grate and crawling through a 3 by 5 foot window at Krome Avenue Detention Center. Twenty detainees were recaptured as a second group of 35 to 40 inmates tried to force a gate. Three guards alerted the breakout at 10:30 p.m. authorities said.
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Perry Rivkind
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Kennedy marks 25 years in Senate amid 1988 decision
Senator Edward M Kennedy celebrated his 25th year in the U S Senate saying his choice not to run for president in 1988 has sharpened his focus and made the last two years more effective. He noted he will serve Massachusetts as long as voters want him.
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Weinberger Urges U.S. Defense Strength After Pact
Outgoing Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger says the United States must maintain military strength to deter a Soviet attack after an arms control accord. He cautions verifiability and the need to ensure the Soviets cannot attack successfully. The context is a December summit where Gorbachev and Reagan are expected to sign a pact on intermediate range missiles.
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Army denies EMI link to Black Hawk crashes
The Army rejects a Knight Ridder report that electromagnetic interference from microwave towers, radio antennae, and radar caused UH-60 Black Hawk crashes. Army spokesman Maj. Phil Soucy says EMI has not been tied to any crash despite millions spent on studying the phenomenon.
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No TV November Challenge at Armstrong Elementary
At Armstrong Ellis Elementary 23 fourth and fifth graders agreed to a month without television except three hours in emergencies. Two students dropped out citing Ghostbusters and holiday cartoons as too hard. Teacher Terry Bosley expects 15 to 18 to complete the challenge and will award a pizza party on December 1.
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Summit Opens With Unity Plea Amid Iraq Iran Tensions
At Amman the Arab League summit began with calls to press for a UN cease fire in the Iran Iraq war and to bar Iran from the U N if it rejects the plan. Reports of Saddam Assad talks surfaced as Iran boasted missiles aimed at Baghdad.
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Saouma Wins Third Six Year Term At FAO
Edouard Saouma of Lebanon won an unprecedented third six year term as FAO director general defeating Moise Mensah of Benin 94 to 59 in a secret ballot at the FAO biennial conference. The vote set no abstentions with a simple majority required.
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Edouard Saouma
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Moise Mensah
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Iranian Missile Strikes Baghdad Killing Civilians
An Iranian missile fatally wounded at least 11 people in Baghdad amid Arab League talks in Jordan on possible Iran sanctions. Iran claimed retaliation for Iraqi raids, with reports of widespread destruction as the summit opened and Tehran vowed to resist pressure.
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Abu Nidal says eight captives on boat off Gaza may die if Israel retaliates
Walid Khaled of Abu Nidal announces eight captives including three women and two children were seized from a boat off the Gaza Strip. An Israeli official disputes they are Israelis. He warns lives hang on Israeli response as warplanes strike Palestinian camps in Lebanon.
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Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscription and classified ads and provides office hours and location. It notes the mailing address and USPS details and outlines subscription rates and payment instructions.
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Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers as a public service. The paper serves the Aiken, South Carolina area with weekday and Sunday editions published by Aiken Communications Inc.
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