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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1980

Page

10

Cease-Fire Ends With Air Attacks in Iran Iraq War

Iran and Iraq clash as Iranian air raids end a unilateral Iraqi cease-fire. Iraq reports strikes on Tehran airport and oil sites, claims sinking ships and destroying jets, while Iraq admits casualties. Iran disputes broader Iraqi air attacks and hostages in Tehran.

Baghdad Iraq Iran Tehran Mehrabad Khorramshahr Shatt al-Arab Persian Gulf Tabriz

Schmidt Wins Large Bundestag Majority In West Germany

In Bonn West Germany voters increased Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's Bundestag majority from 11 to 45 seats. The left liberal coalition partner Free Democrats boosted Schmidt to four more years, with Genscher as vice chancellor and foreign minister praising the result.

Bonn West Germany Helmut Schmidt Schmidt Franz Josef Strauss Hans- Dietrich Genscher Free Democrats

Lifeboat Last Rescued After Prinsendam Fire

Passengers from the Prinsendam endured a 36 hour wait in darkness and rough seas before the last lifeboat occupants were brought ashore. Over 500 people in total were rescued as the Coast Guard and other units completed the extensive air and sea search in Alaska.

Sitka, Alaska Gulf of Alaska Coast Guard Regina O’malley New York City Jose Rios Air Force Holland America Cruises Valdez trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline Marine Terminal Alaska Prinsendam Williamsburgh Boutwell Sitka

Reagan Leads In Electoral Votes As Four Weeks Remain

AP and other surveys show Reagan ahead in electoral votes with several polls exceeding 270, while Carter leads in 11 states plus DC totaling 131 votes. Anderson holds no electoral votes. campaigns focus on Northeast Midwest and Texas with key campaigning in Wisconsin Illinois Connecticut New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Reagan Washington Ronald Reagan Northeast Upper Midwest Texas Midwest Carter Wisconsin Illinois Connecticut New Jersey Pennsylvania John Anderson Massachusetts District of Columbia Anderson

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