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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

26 Nov 1986

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1986

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3

Ortega Criticizes Iran Deal and U.S. Involvement

Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega claims up to 30 million dollars diverted from Iran arms sales to Contra rebels was meant to tally illegal. He accuses President Reagan of deception and calls for a formal protest as Poindexter and North face fallout.

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Managua Nicaragua Daniel Ortega Ortega White House Reagan Iran North American Congress U.S Edwin Meese Washington Switzerland Miami United States Adm John M. Poindexter Oliver North Council North Congress CIA
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Safeguards Lacking At Hanford, Report Says

A seven week review found safeguards seriously lacking at two Hanford plutonium plants though officials claim operations were safe. The report vindicated whistle blower Casey Ruud but he rejected it for not calling an independent investigation. Plants remain closed until early next year while teams assess corrective actions after a Sept. 29 incident and Oct. 6 stop work order.

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Richland Wash U.S. Department of Energy Rockwell Hanford Casey Ruud Ruud Mike Karol Hanford Michael Lawrence
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Pope John Paul II Appeals to Wanderers in Australia

Pope John Paul II drew his largest Australian crowd at an outdoor Mass in Sydney urging lapsed Catholics to return to church. Two protesters at Sydney University shouted fascist remarks and were escorted away by police as the pope resumed his service at Randwick Racecourse noting his message was for those baptized yet no longer attending.

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Sydney Australia John Paul II Pope Sydney University John Paul Randwick Racecourse
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