Congress eyes shutdown risk as deficit fight continues
Washington lawmakers return from a Veterans Day break facing a possible government shutdown and a Treasury default. A House Senate conference panel meets again to resolve a stalemate over deficit targets and balancing the budget by 1991, with disputes over poverty programs and Reagan’s spending role.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
House-Senate
House
Reagan
Senate
Play Cancelled After Bitter Debate in Frankfurt Theater
In Frankfurt West Germany the city theater canceled a Rainer Werner Fassbinder play about a Jewish land speculator after weeks of bitter debate. Theater manager Guenther Ruehle said the play was withdrawn two days before its scheduled premiere to preserve inner peace and maintain the theater’s ability to function.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Guenther Ruehle
Bishops Enter Annual Meeting Amid Controversy
Washington AP report notes the nation’s Roman Catholic bishops halfway into their annual meeting confront abortion, women’s roles in the church, and capitalism debates. Unlike prior years, expectations lean toward a calmer session after previous focus on nuclear weapons and the economy.
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Washington
U.S
Nasal spray may replace injections for diabetics
Nazlin, an insulin nasal spray developed by California Biotechnology Inc, could spare millions of diabetics from injections. FDA approval to begin patient testing was granted, with potential market release by late 1987 if trials succeed.
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Mountain View
Calif
United States
David Lauck
California Biotechnology Inc
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Lauck
The Cat Is Out Of The Bag At Hardin County Courthouse
Officials attempted rooftop pigeon control by releasing cats from a bag. The first cat leaped from the roof and survived. a second cat also jumped and fled. The remaining two cats roamed the roof with caution under Magistrate G C Ray’s plan.
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Elizabethtown
Hardin County
G.C. Ray
Wa l e s a warned of violent Polish protests in smuggled message
An alleged Solidarity message from Lech Walesa warned of an escalation of hatred and massive protests if Polish authorities continue repression. Read at Oxford Union, the missive urges Western leaders to speak out on Polish human rights and calls for negotiation with genuine Polish representatives.
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Oxford
England
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Poland
Walesa
Oxford Union
Oxford University
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Electricians’ Union
Lenin
Gdansk
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Royal Couple Heads To Florida After Washington Send Off
Prince Charles and Princess Diana depart Washington for Florida after a glittering three day visit. They attend a National Gallery of Art reception with Brooke Shields and Mary Lou Retton, lay wreaths at Arlington and Dill memorials, while Diana tours a rehab center with Mrs Reagan. Charles later discusses the Constitution at the Library of Congress with Chief Justice Burger and signs his children's book The Old Man of Lochnagar.
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Washington
Prince Charles
Diana
Florida
Charles
National Gallery of Art
J.C. Penney
National Gallery
Brooke Shields
Mary Lou Retton
Arlington National Ceremony
U.S
Mrs. Reagan
Straight Drug Rehabilitation Center
Springfield
Library of Congress
Warren Burger
Lochnagar
Schroeder Suffers Third Stroke
William Schroeder the only artificial heart patient living outside a hospital has suffered his third stroke and was readmitted to Humana Hospital Audubon Louisville. Two CAT scans showed a hemorrhagic stroke on the brain’s right side in an area not affected by prior strokes. He was listed in serious condition but resting comfortably and not in critical care or on a respirator.
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Louisville
William Schroeder
Schroeder
Donna Hazle
Humana Hospital
Audubon
Nicaragua Rejects Contadora Peace Plan
Managua Nicaragua AP The Sandinista government rejects the Contadora peace plan for Central America deeming it unsafe unless it bans U S military maneuvers and arms buildup The plan would close foreign bases remove forces freeze weapon purchases and curb guerrilla support Ortega demands a protocol aimed at the United States.
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Nicaragua
Contadora
Central America
U.S
Daniel Ortega
Ortega
United States
Washington
U.S. Manuevers
Mexico
Panama
Venezuela
Colombia
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Contadora Group
Augusto Ramirez Ocampo
Two Agents Face Discipline Over Medvid Return
INS completed an internal probe into handling of defector Miroslav Medvid. Two Border Patrol agents may receive disciplinary action for forcibly returning him to his ship after he jumped. Meese and Jensen aides review the report. Bush comments on perceptions of policy shifts. White House would not confirm punishment plans.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Miroslav Medvid
Justice Department
Administration
INS
Department
Edwin Meese
D. Lowell Jensen
Alan C. Nelson
New York Times
Border Patrol
Meese
George Bush
New Orleans
National Association of Realtors
Reagan
Bush
Medvid
Peter Roussel
White House
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Information
The Aiken Standard lists subscription and advertising contact numbers and office hours. It notes offices at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802, with weekday afternoon publication and second class postage payment details.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
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