Billy Carter Readmitted After Cancer Diagnosis
AMERICUS Georgia Billy Carter brother of former President Jimmy Carter was re hospitalized a day after release with inoperable pancreatic cancer He had been treated at Emory University Hospital and then taken home by President Carter who said Carter grew nauseous and received IV nourishment after he returned home
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Federal program tops record $336 million in child support
Washington officials report a record $336 million collected so far this year under the federal tax refund offset program. Health Secretary Otis Bowen said over $1 billion has been collected since 1981. About $265 million funds welfare reimbursements and $71 million goes to families.
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CIA says spies recruited in Soviet Union despite embassy scandal
CIA Director William H. Webster in an LA Times interview says assets are in place inside Soviet Russia, despite the Marine spy scandal at the U S Embassy in Moscow. Four Marines faced charges. Sgt. Clayton J. Lone tree convicted of espionage. Webster notes human intelligence remains crucial alongside satellites.
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Former Illinois man denaturalized over Nazi camp guard past
Chester Wojciechowski once of Posen Illinois had citizenship stripped after a Justice Department move. A court order denaturalized him in Chicago Judge Charles R Norgle presiding. His attorney said he does not know the country Wojciechowski, born in Ploetz Kreis Demmin now Poland, has fled to.
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Missiles Hit Baghdad as Gulf clashes intensify
Iraq vowed retaliation after an Iranian missile strike on Baghdad killed or wounded many civilians. A Cypriot tanker Shining Star burned after a tanker raid in the Persian Gulf. Iraq damaged five tankers, including the world’s largest, in Monday’s attacks. The U S Navy reported a Marine helicopter crash with one missing and three rescued. Baghdad and IRNA described the strikes as punishment for Iran’s actions.
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Reporters and Educators Clash Over Rose Garden Ceremony
North Salem teacher John Vassak challenged reporters after Reagan addressed educators from 271 award winning schools. CBS’s Bill Plante pressed on Bork, prompting Reagan to retort I’ll say over my dead body as the scene ended with the president walking to the Oval Office.
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Sole Shooting Spree Survivor Charged
In Marshfield Missouri a man, James E. Schnick, 36, was arrested and charged with seven counts of first degree murder in the September killings that killed Kirk Buckner his parents and siblings. Authorities said the spree began with a predawn attack that left Kirk and his father mother and siblings dead. The sole survivor Kirk Buckner was described by acquaintances as incapable of murder. Prosecutors said fragments of evidence led to the arrest after a week of investigation.
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House Approves Bill Cracking Down On Airline Delays
The House passed a bill to grant free plane tickets to travelers for luggage delays and to raise fines for safety violations. The measure, broader than recent consumer protections, awaits Senate action with President Reagan threatening a veto.
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Aiken Standard Classifieds and Subscription Details
Subscriptions and classified ads information for Aiken Standard with contact numbers and office hours. Includes mailing address and rate plans for Home Delivery and Mail Rates, plus payment instructions for advance subscriptions.
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Emergency numbers and local services list
A condensed local contact directory lists emergency and public safety numbers for Salley Wagener and surrounding areas. Includes Poison Control 1 800 922 9709, S C Highway Patrol, Salley Fire and Police, Sheriff's Department, long distance sheriff fire or ambulance, volunteer fire departments, Wagener Fire and Police, Widowed Persons Association.
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