Nicaragua accuses U S of plan to arm Honduras with jets
Defense Minister Humberto Ortega charged that Washington intends to send jet fighters to Honduras and warned Nicaragua will bolster its air force in response. He said the Sandinista government has copies of U S Honduran accords showing pilot training in the United States and delivery of F 5 fighters to Honduras.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Honduras
Humberto Ortega
First Black Leader Elected to Major Catholic Post
Washington Auxiliary Bishop Eugene Marino was elected secretary of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Bishops hailed the milestone as a hopeful sign for attracting black converts and priests, with Marino noting the importance of symbols and a place for blacks in the church.
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Washington
U.S
Baptist Convention Spreading The Word
South Carolina Baptists center on spreading their good news and reject any claim of absolute interpretation. Nearly 2,000 messengers from 1,756 churches registered with final enrollment from last year at Myrtle Beach. Delegates planned resolutions backing church state separation and opposing a state lottery.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Earl D. Crumpler
Myrtle Beach
Trial Move Denied for Bell in Another Venue
Circuit Judge John Hamilton Smith refused a change of venue for Larry Gene Bell in the kidnapping and murder of a 17 year old Lexington County girl. Defense attorney Jack Swerling argued publicity tainted jurors, but the request was denied again amid strong public opinion.
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Saluda
John Hamilton Smith
Larry Gene Bell
Lexington County
Jack Swerling
Bell
Swerling
Dozens Stranded After Wintry Storm Hits Mountain West
Dozens are stranded as a powerful wintry storm dumps up to 2 feet of snow across northern Arizona and Utah and brings record cold to several states. Ten inches fell in northern Utah, Flagstaff saw 10 inches, and Grand Canyon area reported heavy accumulations.
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Arizona
Utah
Sierra Nevada
California
Jack Hales
National
Kansas City
Winnemucca
Nev
Yakima
Wash
Eureka
Calif
Caribou
Maine
Alta
Soldier Summit
Salt Lake City
Utah Highway Patrol
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Jacob Lake
Kaibab
Charles and Diana End U S Tour With Florida Soiree
The British royals wrap up a U S visit in Palm Beach with a $10,000-a-couple Breakers dinner hosted by Armand Hammer and United World Colleges. Charles poloed in the afternoon victory, while Diana drew cheers from a 12,000-seat crowd and a final gift of the Princess Diana Trophy.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Prince Charles
Diana
England
South Florida
Polo Field
United States
Breakers
Bob Hope
Victor Borge
Cary Grant
Joan Collins
Ted Turner
Merv Griffin
Congress
Charles
Armand Hammer
United World Colleges
Palm Beach Polo and Country Club
Wellington
Hells Angels Use Manhattan Disco For Fund-Raiser
Hells Angels from across the country gathered at Limelight in Manhattan for a $15-a-head fundraiser aimed at paying legal bills and improving the club's image. NYC chapter president Butch Garcia defended the group while a PR firm was hired to manage media, as officials questioned the gang's activities.
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New York
Hells Angels
Manhattan
al Capone
Marlon Brando
New York City
Butch Garcia
Garcia
The
Angels
David Lotz
Burnham-Callaghan Associates Inc
Nutrasweet linked to seizures by MIT researcher
Boston reports three people had first epileptic seizures after consuming NutraSweet beverages, a possible but unproven link. Dr. Richard J. Wurtman notes aspartame may affect brain chemicals. other experts call the association coincidental and emphasize safety.
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Boston
Richard J. Wurtman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lancet
Wurtman
John Heyback
G.d.searle & Co
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Info
Aiken Standard lists subscription options including weekly monthly three and six and twelve month plans with prices. It provides contact numbers for classifieds news ideas display ads and customer service and lists office hours and address.
Emergency numbers listed by The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard lists emergency numbers for public use including 648-7000 648-1346 258-3700 258-3449 648-6811. The paper is published weekday afternoons by Aiken Communications Inc in Aiken South Carolina with second class postage paid at Aiken.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
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