Debating Bush Ferraro face tough race momentum shifts
Mondale leads in polls after Sunday debate as Bush and Ferraro brace for Philadelphia clash. Reagan campaigns in Baltimore and Charlotte while Ferraro reviews tapes at home and Bush rehearses with a stand-in. Barbara Bush defends taxes remarks aboard Air Force Two.
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Hussein Embraces Mubarak in Jordan Defying Hardliners
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak arrives in Amman and is warmly welcomed by King Hussein who previously defied Arab hard liners by restoring ties with Cairo. The Jordan visit marks the first Egyptian president trip since the 1979 peace treaty with Israel and the subsequent regional diplomatic break.
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Duarte offers to meet Leftist guerrilla leaders in La Palma
President Jose Napoleon Duarte proposes peace talks with rebel commanders in the mountain village of La Palma near the Honduran border. U.S. officials call the move a major forward step though rebels respond cautiously amid ongoing clashes on nearby highways.
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Peres Warns Cuts Endanger Israeli Security
Prime Minister Shimon Peres told the Reagan administration that deeper government spending cuts would jeopardize Israel's military security amid inflation and austerity. Israel has already cut $1 billion from its $23 billion budget and imposed import bans on audio and stereo goods as part of economic distress.
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Congress Resuming Work While Preferring Campaigns
Washington AP reports unhappy legislators return to Capitol Hill to finish an election year session. House and Senate faced a midnight deadline to pass bills to fund the government and avoid another partial shutdown that idled about 500000 workers.
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UAW and GM Leaders See Ratification of Tentative Contract
UAW President Owen Bieber and GM Chairman Roger Smith predicted ratification by about 350,000 GM workers after early tallies showed 52 percent in favor and 48 percent against. Totals came from 34 of 147 locals with 27 395 in favor and 25 265 against.
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Montana Voters Eye Denture Market Change
Montana voters will decide on Initiative 97 the Freedom of Choice in Denture Services Act allowing licensed denturists to sell dentures joining a field now held by dentists and dental technicians. Five states and Canada license denturists.
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Alabama earns Entertainer of the Year for a third time
The CMA awarded Alabama the entertainer of the year for a record third time at the Grand Ole Opry House. Miss Mandrell missed the ceremony due to injuries, but was a finalist alongside Greenwood Milsap and the Oak Ridge Boys. An extended list of winners included Chet Atkins top instrumentalist for the seventh time and Reba McEntire as top female vocalist.
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Westmoreland Libel Trial Opens in New York
The Westmoreland libel suit against CBS begins with jury selection in U S District Court. Testimony from top 1960s officials and secret Vietnam War reports will guide jurors as they weigh whether CBS damaged the retired general with The Uncounted Enemy and related ads.
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Challenger Crew Plans Global News Conference During Heat Wave
Space shuttle Challenger astronauts resumed radar camera mapping around the globe as they prepared an international news conference from a hot cabin with air conditioning problems. Officials monitored Tropical Storm Josephine while NASA and Air Force ground stations filled gaps in global communications.
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Reagan to Submit Classified Report on Soviet Violations
President Reagan is to brief Congress by tonight on a classified commission report accusing the Soviet Union of 11 arms control violations since 1961. The document, completed last November, cites nuclear submarine deployments to Cuba and testing an illegal ICBM as key alleged breaches.
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Aiken Standard Advertising and Subscriptions Contact
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions 648-2311 classified ads 649-1555 and news ideas 648-2311. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Emergency Numbers Provided as a Service by Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard announces a service listing emergency contact numbers for local police fire and medical services. The publication aims to streamline public access to critical numbers during crises and ensure quick dialing in every hour of the day.
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