U S soldiers held after Panama anti government protests
Ten Americans nine soldiers and five Panamanians were arrested for disorderly conduct as demonstrations against the Panamanian government rose after President Delvalle's TV speech. Nine soldiers were turned over to U S authorities. Five Panamanians received six months for vandalism. The U S Army Southern Command voiced deep concern accusing Panama of violating canal treaties.
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Two Men Arrested In Sniper Attacks in Rhode Island
Two men face arraignment on assault with intent to murder charges for a series of sniper attacks during last year's Christmas season that injured two people. Peter Trapanier of Burrillville was identified as the suspect who led police to a pond where the rifle was dumped. the other man was arrested at his Smithfield home.
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Spoleto Budget Talks Go On For 1988 Festival
Spoleto Festival U S A executives in New York review plans for 1988 including Rusalka Montezuma and Circus Flora return. Tentative $3.5 million budget up nearly 400000 from this year as Menotti touts three successful Spoleto festivals.
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Robertson Denounces Media Scrutiny in Pennsylvania
Pat Robertson faced questions on his marriage education and war record in Philadelphia and Lancaster as reporters pressed about his past. He acknowledged the Wall Street Journal report on a late marriage and said Americans are fair as campaigns continue.
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Fewer Airline Complaints in September says DOT
The Department of Transportation reports September total complaints at 5,611, down 23 percent from August. Domestic carriers accounted for 5,143 issues with Northwest and Continental leading in complaints per 100,000 passengers and in total counts at 1,177 and 971 respectively.
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Hal Paris
Northwest Airlines
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Northwest
Continental
Jackson Campaign Drops Ad Contract With Business Schools
Los Angeles AP report says Jesse Jackson cancels a paid ad contract for a chain of business schools to keep his campaign activities proper. He had previously said he saw no impropriety and did not know contract details signed by his wife Jacqueline. Jackson plans to announce his candidacy Saturday in North Carolina.
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U S Helicopter Guns Sink Iranian Patrol Boats in Gulf
U S helicopter gunships sank three Iranian patrol boats in the Persian Gulf while defending an American aircraft under fire. At least two Iranians were killed. Iran claimed a U S helicopter was shot down and a warship damaged, which U S sources denied.
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U.S
Persian Gulf
Iran
Loch Ness sonar hunt launches largest search for Nessie
Twenty boats sweep Loch Ness using sonar in a three day expedition led by Adrian Shine to find the legendary monster. Shine says he hopes for a large fish or eel and notes the 1982 sonar contacts may be revisited.
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Scotland
Adrian Shine
Shine
London
Andy Trickey
Bristol
Lochindorp Castle
Watever
St. Columba
Democrats Eye Tax Hike Plan Without GOP
Democrats in Congress push a $12 billion deficit reduction tax increase amid GOP boycott and a Reagan veto threat. House Ways and Means Chair Dan Rostenkowski and Senate Finance Chair Lloyd Bentsen seek bipartisan support while GOP members resist new taxes and favor alternative revenue ideas.
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GOP
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Malcolm Wallop
R-Wyo
Rostenkowski
Monks Say Two Died Of Injuries
In Lhasa Buddhist monks reported two colleagues died and seven were hospitalized after a protest. Police arrested about 60 monks as demonstrators marched to a government office, while authorities ordered all travelers to leave Tibet within a week.
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Tibet
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Jill Kluge
Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Contacts
Contact numbers for subscriptions and classified ads are listed along with office hours and location. The paper’s mailing address and general customer service hours are provided for readers in Aiken South Carolina.
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Emergency numbers From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers as a public service. The notice lists contact details for Aiken Communications Inc and mailing addresses in Aiken South Carolina for readers seeking urgent assistance or information.
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