Helicopter Crashes on I 270 Near Port Columbus Airport
A helicopter crash on an interstate near Port Columbus International Airport injures two aboard and causes a fire. The aircraft took off from the airport at 3 45 pm without any ground injuries. The two men Rob Casagrande and Vernon Kennedy are in stable condition at University Hospitals.
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Ohio
Port Columbus International
Rob Casagrande
Vernon Kennedy
Tampa
Fla
Wcmh-Tv
Columbus
Fairfield County Fair
Marcy Simon
Conrail Sale Deal Gains Safeguards for Health of Railroad
Government agrees on a compromise to sell Conrail in a large public stock offering. The deal, supported by the Reagan administration and Conrail, must pass House and Senate as part of a spending-cut package. In Pasadena, an 11-year-old was arrested for selling crystal rock cocaine to undercover officers. two other youths were also taken into custody.
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Senate
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Calif
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Aides of LaRouche held without bond in obstruction case
Jeffrey and Michelle Steinberg, top aides to Lyndon LaRouche, are jailed without bond on conspiracy to obstruct justice charges. They must be brought to Boston for an Oct. 12 arraignment as prosecutors disclose a cooperating associate. An FBI agent cites a former Ku Klux Klan member's testimony that LaRouche urged the prosecutor to be killed.
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Lyndon LaRouche
LaRouche
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Michelle Steinberg
Boston
FBI
Boy Injured By Train Fabricates Story Of Attack
Baltimore police say 6 year old Jamaal Chase injured when his shoestring snagged on rails fabricated a tale of older teens threatening him for a ball. An 8 year old friend corroborated parts before police concluded the account was contrived after further interviews.
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Jamaal Chase
Dennis Hill
Boy Rescued After 2-Year-Old Submerged in River
A 2-year-old boy Allen Smith was found motionless in the Stanislaus River. He spent about 1.5 hours underwater and two more hours in the ER before his heart beat resumed. He remained in critical condition at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento. A medical helicopter retrieved him from the river. In Yugoslavia, Asim Badali, 24, received five years and two months for attempted arms smuggling per Tanjug.
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Calif
Allen Smith
University of California At Davis Medical Center
Sacramento
Stanislaus
Koper
Yugoslavia
Tanjug
Asim Badali
Soviet Rights Activists Rally as Emigration Pressure Mounts
In Moscow protests surge as Soviet critics push for more rights and exits ahead of Reagan Gorbachev talks. Dissidents Shcharansky and Orlov are praised but not seen as broad change while emigration appeals rise. May departures include Boris Gulko and the Medvedkovs with Brodsky.
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
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Yuri Orlov
Boris Gulko
Questions Reagan Carried With Him To Reykjavik Meet
Washington notes a presidential aura surrounds Reagan as he heads to Reykjavik for talks with Gorbachev amid questions about a disinformation campaign and the Daniloff case. Brzezinski argues Daniloff settlement could weaken Reagan at the summit while Congress presses limits on weapons and space defenses.
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Nixon
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Leonid Brezhnev
America
Iceland
Reagan Gorbachev Talks Weigh Arms Pact and Rights Demands
The summit centers on limiting U S and Soviet warheads in Europe to 100 each while probing a broader framework for nuclear arms control. Human rights disputes loom over emigration for Soviet citizens and treatment of refuseniks as cultural ties and troop withdrawals promise diplomacy in Afghanistan and Nicaragua.
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United States
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Soviet Union
Anatoly Shcharansky
Yuri Orlov
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Angola
Cambodia
Ethiopia
Nicaragua
Reykjavik Summit Hosts Peace Talks Quietly
Reykjavik mayor David Oddsson describes his city as clean and calm with geothermal and hydro power meeting energy needs. He recalls past talks between Nixon Pompidou and notes the upcoming Reagan Gorbachev summit, while city workers rush to complete roadwork and prepare the locale for the leaders in its 200th year as capital.
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Iceland
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Oddsson
Europe
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Richard Nixon
United States
Georges Pompidou
France
Pompidou
Nixon
West Germany
U.S
Gorbachev
Aiken Standard Advertising and Contact Info
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