Pol Pot gravely ill seeks aid in Peking sources say
Thai officers report Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot is very ill and left his Cambodian jungle base for China for treatment. Bangkok Post had cited diplomats claiming near death in Peking with prior Chinese hospital visits for illnesses. Foreign Minister Peres promises U S Israel ties stay strong after Iran arms deal details emerge.
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Mary Hemingway, War Reporter and Ernest Hemingway Widow, Dies
Mary Welsh Hemingway, noted foreign correspondent for Time and Life who covered the London blitz in World War II and later chronicled her 15 year marriage to Ernest Hemingway, died after a long illness at St. Luke's Hospital in Manhattan at age 78. Born 1908 in Walker Minnesota, she worked for The Chicago Daily News before moving to London and joining The Daily Express, then Time and Life.
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Lava Flows Threaten Homes in Kalapana Hawaii
Kilauea Volcano continued erupting lava flows threatening a house while destroying nine homes earlier and forcing about 60 residents to evacuate from 17 threatened properties. The main flow moved about 5 yards per hour and remained 150 yards from Hawaii Island's southern coast.
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Rebel Leaders Meet to Repair Image in Nicaragua
Three UNO directors of the United Nicaraguan Organization met at UNO headquarters Thursday to plan a strategy to repair the rebels image after Contras were linked to profits from U S arms sales to Iran said UNO spokeswoman Marta Sacasa in Miami.
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Grinch Steals Thanksgiving Food From Greenville Church
In Greenville AP: thieves struck St. Andrews Church stealing enough food to feed 150 people before Thanksgiving. Volunteers replaced the stolen items and fed diners at the church soup kitchen, while authorities had no suspects.
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Cats Remain Free at Caledonia Prison Inmate Care
Tutu Big Hobo and companions kept alive as Halifax County Caledonia Prison cats. Officials say the cats may stay if they pose no health risk and the yard stays free of cat paraphernalia. Caledonia’s Catmen insist guards once tried to kill them, prompting a mass evacuation by inmates.
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FmHA Prepares for Surge of Farm Bankruptcies Under New Chapter 12
The Farmers Home Administration expects an influx of bankruptcy filings as Congress enacts Chapter 12 allowing family farmers with up to 1.5 million dollars in debt to seek relief. Reagan signed the law October 27 with effects starting the day before Thanksgiving.
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Trucker Orchestrates 4000 Mile Mercy Mission to Guatemala
Elton Blair, a 56 year old trucker from Unio ntown Ohio, plans a two week trip to Guatemala City with a caravan carrying food clothes medical supplies and toys. His wife Carmel was laid off but supports the effort as Blair partners with missionary Frank Waggoner and the Guatemalan Evangelical Ministries.
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USC to Release Previously Hidden Discretionary Fund Details
USC will disclose all information approved by the Board of Trustees on President Holderman’s discretionary account. The 364 138 dollar portion covering travel, aircraft leasing, and promotion related to advancement will be released after criticism from news outlets. The 365 241 dollar portion detailing personnel, housing, and campus events has already been made public.
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Classified subscription and ad contact listing for Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard provides phone numbers for subscription and advertising inquiries and lists customer service hours. It includes rates for 1 week through 12 months and a price segment. The entry notes specific contact lines 649-5316 649-1555 and 648-2311 with service times.
Aiken Standard Emergency Numbers Notice
Local notice lists emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard as a community service. The publication details include its founding year and mailing address in Aiken South Carolina.
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