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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1986

Page

2

Illinois unveils world fastest transistor for supercomputers

Urbana Illinois AP a new transistor designed at the University of Illinois is the fastest in the world and could boost satellites communication and reception of very weak radio signals. Electrical engineer Hadis Morkoc led the team and said military links could be transmitted at low levels beyond enemy interception.

Reagan plan used disinformation to pressure Gaddafi

The Reagan administration reportedly ran a secret summer campaign to persuade Muammar Gaddafi of imminent U S bombing and internal Libyan opposition. John M Poindexter memo described a strategy using real and illusionary events to signal disloyal aides and a looming U S attack.

Washington Reagan Muammar Gaddafi U.S John M. Poindexter Washington Post White House Post Poindexter Gaddafi Libya

Congress Moves to Fight Asbestos in Schools Nationwide

Congress eyes a stronger federal push to remove asbestos from public schools. House and Senate negotiators back a bill forcing EPA to require states and districts to take decisive action. About 30,000 schools serve roughly 15 million students and 1.5 million staff.

Washington Congress House Senate Environmental Protection Agency EPA

Medicare Premium Rise and Hospital Fee Hike in 1987

The Medicare premium for physicians' services will rise from $15.50 to $17.90 per month on January 1. Hospital charges for the first day are set to jump from $492 to about $572 under the cost linked formula, with Congress likely to compromise between $500 and $520 as 1987 begins.

Washington Congress House Senate

Nikolskis Defect From Moscow Circus Make American Debut

Nikolai and Bertalina Nikolski, famed high wire performers, received a standing ovation in Miami during their American debut with Circus USA. The defectors from the Moscow Circus praised their move to the United States, saying it was the best decision. They defected Aug. 4 during a tour in Argentina and sought asylum at the U.S. Embassy in Buenos Aires before being flown to Miami.

Miami Moscow Nikolai Bertalina Nikolski Soviet Union Nikolskis Circus USA Moscow Circus Argentina U.S Buenos Aires

Bristol-Myers BU Spar Offers Anxiety Relief Without Drowsiness

Bristol-Myers introduces BuSpar buspirone hydrochloride a new anti anxiety drug with a different action than benzodiazepines It will be prescribed from December and marketed by Mead Johnson Pharmaceutical Division FDA approved the drug and said it may provide effective treatment without central nervous system depression.

Washington Bristol-Myers Co Scott Litherland Litherland Food and Drug Administration Bristol-Myers Mead Johnson Pharmaceutical Division FDA Frank E. Young

Sisters Deliver Sons Hours Apart in Worcester Hospital

In Worcester Massachusetts two sisters Patricia and Debra Walsh who married brothers welcomed sons within hours of each other at Worcester Hahnemann Hospital. Bartholomew Patrick Walsh weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces and Shane Patrick Walsh 7 pounds 7 ounces both delivered by Caesarean section. Mothers and babies were reported doing fine.

Worcester Mass Arthur Powell Patricia Debra Walsh Debra Bartholomew Patrick Walsh Shane Patrick Worcester Hahnemann Hospital Michael Walsh James Walsh

Salas Charged With Rebellion as Philippine Government Barricades Talks

Manila charges top communist Rodolfo Salas with rebellion, denying bail. The government says murder is absorbed by rebellion, while the New People's Army warns detaining Salas could derail peace talks amid ongoing insurgency negotiations.

Manila Philippines George Dee Justice Ministry Rodolfo Salas Salas New People’s Army Communist Party of the Philippines Dee Bilog U.S. Navy Corazon Aquino Aquino Teodoro Benigno Benigno People’s Army People’s War Satur Ocampo Tony Zumel National Democratic Front Coalition

South Africa Uses Senate Call to Pressure Grain Vote

Foreign Minister Botha telephoned four senators to warn that U S grain imports would be halted if the Senate overrides President Reagan’s veto of sanctions on South Africa. Sen. Lugar accused the tactic of intimidation and bribery, while Helms defended the calls as a favor to a longtime friend.

Washington Pik Botha U.S Senate Reagan Treasury James A. Baker III Botha Botha Botha Iowa Charles Grassley Richard Lugar R-Ind Senate Foreign Relations Committee Lugar Jesse Helms Helms Grassley Edward Zorinsky D-Neb Paul Laxalt North Carolina United States Shakespeare Zorinsky South Africa U.S. Senate

Return of Rome Guardian Angel Reunites City in Festive Display

In Rome a 40 minute fireworks display, papal blessing, baroque concert and bells celebrated the 18 foot guardian angel Michael returning to Castel Sant Angelo. Reassembled in 30 crates after 31 months away, the statue was hoisted back to its perch as officials and crowds witnessed the historic restoration and city traffic disruptions.

Rome Michael Castel Sant’ Angelo Hadrian Tiber Sant’ Angelo John Paul II

Imelda Marcos Takes Fifth In Aquino Slaying Probe

Imelda Marcos invoked the Fifth Amendment 200 times during a five hour deposition on the slaying of Philippine opposition leader Benigno Aquino and wealth allegedly stolen by the Marcos family. She refused to answer questions on New York property jewelry paintings negotiable instruments and Swiss bank accounts.

Honolulu Imelda Marcos Benigno Aquino Marcos Ferdinand Marcos Jovito Salonga Philippine Commission Sen. Aquino

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