Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Proclaimed
The Turkish occupied north of Cyprus declared independence and named itself the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. The Cypriot and Greek governments condemned the move and called for UN Security Council action. Greece held emergency talks with military leaders as tensions with Turkey intensify over partitioned Cyprus since 1974.
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Northern Cyprus
Mediterranean
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Greece
Andreas Papandreou
Nicosia
Turkey
Rebel Tanks, Infantry Push Toward Last Arafat Stronghold
Rebel tank regiment and infantry brigade move toward Baddawi refugee camp near Tripoli in northern Lebanon behind heavy artillery. The assault aims to dislodge PLO loyalists and tighten the noose around Yasser Arafat as ceasefire collapses.
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Lebanon
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Middle East
Baddawi
Tripoli
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
House Move Looms on Civil Rights Commission Reform
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a four appointments per side reauthorization of the U S Commission on Civil Rights after an anti abortion amendment failed. The House action could come today. A federal judge blocked President Reagan from interfering with two fired commission members Mary Frances Berry and Blandina Cardenas Ramirez with a DOJ appeal planned.
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Norma Halloway Johnson
Reagan
Commission
Mary Frances Berry
Blandina Cardenas Ramirez
Justice Department
Mark Sheehan
Soviets Leave Nuclear Arms Session in Geneva Briefly
In Geneva the Soviet delegation exited the short 35 minute medium range arms talks. A U.S. official said talks would resume Thursday as the two sides clash over counting British and French missiles. The U.S. proposed reducing warheads to 420 with a plan to deploy 572 missiles in Western Europe.
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Yuli A. Kvitsinsky
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Yuri V. Andropov
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U S Attache Assassinated in Athens Greece
U S Navy Captain George Tsantes chief of the naval section in the Joint U S Military Advisory Group was killed by two gunmen on a motorcycle as his car stopped at a traffic light in northern Athens. Tsantes of New York City had arrived in Greece in 1983 and leaves a wife and three children. His driver was seriously wounded and taken to hospital. No group claimed responsibility.
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George Tsantes
New York City
U.S
Peter Synodis
Tsantes
Tsantos
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Nikos Valoutsas
Hygeia Hospital
CIA
Richard Welch
Compulsiveness Not Tied to Second Heart Attacks, Study Finds
Dr. Robert Case of Columbia University reports that among 545 heart attack patients there is no higher risk of second attacks or coronary illness for Type A compulsive personalities. The finding challenges prior links between Type A traits and heart disease and was presented at the American Heart Association meeting.
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Anaheim
Calif
Robert B. Case
Columbia University
New York
Case
American Heart Association
Reagan Aims Fresh Appeal to Nicaraguans at OAS
Deputy Secretary Kenneth Dam urged Nicaragua to embrace democratic reforms and reject Sandinista methods, warning that without safeguards political clashes can turn violent like Grenada. He backed Central American mediators' 21 proposals on nonsubversion, disarmament, and withdrawal of foreign forces.
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Reagan
Organization of American States
Kenneth Dam
Grenada
Nicaragua
Central America
Dam
Contadora Group
Mexico
Venezuela
Colombia
Panama
OAS
Alejandro Orfila
Jury weighs death penalty for Hillside Strangler Angelo Buono
After a nearly two year trial, jurors who convicted Angelo Buono Jr. of nine Hillside Strangler murders must decide if he should face the gas chamber. Buono was found guilty of Cindy Hudspeths murder and the jury upheld special circumstances making him eligible for execution.
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Los Angeles
Angelo Buono Jr
California
Buono
Cindy Lee Hudspeth
Glendale
Cicely Tyson One of 18 Honored for Courage and Peace
Actress Cicely Tyson appears among 18 women cited as Women of Courage by the Wonder Woman Foundation at its second annual awards ceremony led by NBC News’ John Chancellor. The foundation honors women over 40 for courage, peace promotion, and creativity.
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Cicely Tyson
Jane Pittman
Wonder Woman Foundation For Courage
Miss Tyson
John Chancellor
NBC News
Wonder Woman Foundation
How To Get A Good Gov t Job Immediate Openings
Government Employment News Service notes more than 150000 federal state and local job openings. Apply by midnight Saturday by sending name address phone date of birth to Dept 281 107 Delaware Ave Suite 1470 Buffalo NY 14202 3073 with one dollar for urgent shipment.
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U.S
Government
Dept
Delaware Ave
Buttfalo
Aiken Standard Advertising and Subscriptions Info
Contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds are 648-2311 and 649-1555. The Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday for news tips ads and general inquiries.
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