Middle East talks stall as leaders push for international conference
Mubarak and Peres say the planned international peace conference will take time to organize due to each party’s national concerns. In Washington, Amstutz says the Soviet grain deal offer is dead, delaying a $350 million package amid the Daniloff affair. In Beirut, clashes on the Green Line kill two and wound 11 as fighting spreads around Tyre. In Rochester, Cuomo meets with Terry Anderson’s sister, pledging to press for the journalist’s release amid hostage concerns.
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Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Hosni Mubarak
Shimon Peres
Mubarak
Washington
U.S
Reagan
Daniel G. Amstutz
Moscow
Senate
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Nicholas Daniloff
Beirut
Lebanon
Green Line
Rashidiyeh
Tyre
Rashid Karami
Rochester
N.Y
Mario Cuomo
Terry Anderson
Anderson
Peggy Say
Batavia
Cuomo
U.S. News and World Report
Communist Leader Held as Peace Talks Continue
In Manila authorities kept top rebel Rodolfo Salas in custody amid leftist demands for his release to resume peace negotiations with the government. A government negotiator suggested Salas might be added to future talks as commander of the New People's Army and possibly CPP chairman, per official documents. President Aquino praised the military for the capture.
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Manila
Philippines
Rodolfo Salas
Philippine
New People’s Army
Teodoro Benigno
Salas
Communist Party of the Philippines
CPP
Corazon Aquino
U.S. Grants Two-Week Grace Period to Soviet Diplomats
The United States extended a two week grace period to remaining Soviet U.N. diplomats ordered expelled for espionage after talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze. Secretary Shultz said the U.S. has exhausted patience with Soviet spying at the United Nations.
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United Nations
U.N
United States
U.S
Nicholas Daniloff
Gennadiy Zakharov
George P. Shultz
Washington
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Shultz
Flooding and Tornadoes Hit Four States Across Midwest and Plains
Floodwaters forced thousands from their homes across four states as a Wisconsin dam breach and surrounding Montana town alarms triggered evacuations. Tornadoes touched down in Ohio and Pennsylvania, while Illinois and Oklahoma endured widespread floods and road damage with hundreds evacuated and towns cut off.
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Wisconsin
Montana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Oklahoma
Lawrence Lake
Westfield
Wis
Phil Massack
Marquette
James R. Thompson
Chicago
Guthrie
Cottonwood Creek
Joe Goddard
Civil Defense
Cambridge Springs
Miami
Tar Creek
Kingfisher
Okla
Gideon
Texas
Banks To Help Mexico With SBillions For Debts
Banks join to provide six billion dollars in new loans as part of a twelve billion dollar rescue for debt troubled Mexico. The package would extend repayments up to twenty years with grace periods and could expand by one point two billion if oil stays low. IMF approval was anticipated soon.
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Washington
Mexico
Latin America
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
IMF
William R. Rhodes
Citicorp
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Volcker
Treasury
James A. Baker III
Baker
Reagan
Illegal Drugs Sales Contributing To VD
In New Orleans AP reports that over the counter antibiotic sales are fueling drug resistant gonorrhea. Federal researcher notes penicillinase producing Neisseria gonorrhoeae or PPNG is spreading. CDC doctors traced a Miami outbreak where most cases involved this resistant germ.
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New Orleans
United States
Miami
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Reagan Faces Hurdles in Sanctions Veto Battle
President Reagan's bid to uphold his veto of South Africa sanctions appears to lag after a 313 83 House defeat. He pushes senators to change votes while naming Edward Perkins the first black ambassador to South Africa and sending George Shultz to warn GOP supporters. Senator Lugar criticizes linking sanctions to the Gorbachev summit and doubts Reagan’s strategy will sway the vote.
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Washington
Reagan
South Africa
House
Edward J. Perkins
George Shultz
Capitol Hill
GOP
Mikhail Gorbachev
Iceland
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Perkins
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Details
Information page lists subscription options for weekly to yearly terms with prices. It provides phone numbers for subscriptions and classifieds, office hours, mailing address, and physical location at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina. Payments should be sent to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard — Pbm
Emergency numbers and services listed by Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard provides a service listing emergency and public safety numbers including North Augusta, Salley fire and police, sheriff, highway patrol, poison control, Wagener fire and police, and widow’s group contact. It notes the paper’s publishing details and mailing address.
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S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley
Volunt
Wagener Fire
Wagener Police
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken Police
Emerg
HCA
Jackson
New Ellenton
New Holland
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Gorbachev
Lugar
Congress
P. W. Botha
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