Mother Teresa avoids harm after Tanzania plane crash
A small plane aborting takeoff struck a crowd at Hombolo mission center in central Tanzania killing five people including a nun, a 12 year old boy, a 14 year old boy, and a man who ran a leper center. Two nuns were injured. Mother Teresa was unharmed.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Radio Tanzania
Missionaries of Charity
Celina
Hombolo
Dodoma
Clarapia
India
Hombolo Mission
Tucson woman dies during attempt to implant second artificial heart
Bernadette Chayrez, 40, the only patient to receive two artificial hearts, died Saturday about seven hours into a surgery to implant a second human heart at University Medical Center in Tucson. Her transplant history began in February with a first implant on Feb 3 followed by a human heart four days later, a rejection led to a second artificial pump on Feb 9, and Saturday’s operation was her eighth.
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Ariz
Bernadette Chayrez
Jan Rooney
University Medical Center
Black market grows for clean urine samples amid drug testing
In Nashville clean urine sells for about 50 dollars as employers push on site drug testing. Nashville Electric Service official William Beard spoke at a workshop while Paul Ottaviano of International Clinical Laboratories warned that cheating occurs when workers urinate into jars alone.
Justice Department probes San Antonio police complaint handling
The U S Justice Department civil rights division opens a probe into San Antonio police complaint handling amid an FBI inquiry into the Aug 18 shooting death of Patrolman Stephen Smith by fellow officer Farrell Tucker. The investigation may extend beyond the Smith case to broader civilian complaint procedures.
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Bexar County
Grand Jury
The
San Antonio Light
Justice Department
Smith
Police Department
Business Leaders Cite Trade Deficit as Major U.S. Problem
In Hot Springs Virginia AP reports U.S. business leaders at a three day retreat voiced frustration over the large trade deficit despite Reagan administration assurances that the worst is over. They identified the trade gap and the federal budget deficit as the two key national economic challenges.
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Hot Springs
U.S
Business Council
Global relief rushes to El Salvador quake victims
Governments and private groups pledged aid after a deadly earthquake in El Salvador. President Reagan offered help in a telegram from Iceland. Pope John Paul II sent condolences. Nations including France Italy Spain Nicaragua West Germany Switzerland Canada and Mexico joined the relief effort. The International Red Cross airlifted 13 tons of tents blankets and first aid kits from Panama along with a 60 person French-Swiss relief team.
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Italy
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Nicaragua
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Switzerland
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Mexico
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Panama
Zurich
U.S. Seeks Second Meeting With Hasenfus in Nicaragua
U S officials plan another encounter with American Eugene Hasenfus after his capture when his plane delivering weapons to Contra rebels was shot down in southern Nicaragua. Embassy spokesman Alfred Lau said consular access should be allowed under Vienna rules. Hasenfus, 45, described need for basic items and reported good treatment but limited sunlight.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
Eugene Hasenfus
Hasenfus
Donald Tyson
Secret Police
Alfred Lau
Tyson
Marinette
Manuel Espinoza
Espinoza
Laun
Sally
Foreign Ministry
Bush Denies Role in Secret Nicaragua Flights
Vice President George Bush said he played no part directing arms drops to Contra rebels in Nicaragua. He cited a Cuban-American facilitator and rejected claims he ran the operation, calling such charges untrue and insisting he has not directed the flights.
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Hasenfus
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
Bush
Charleston
George Bush
Eugene Hasenfus
Managua
Max Gomez
Donald Gregg
Gomez
The
Los Angeles Times
Weinberger to Push Co Production With India Amid trip
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said the United States is willing to co produce weapon systems with India to reduce reliance on Moscow. He also announced a deal to sell a so called super computer to India during a three day visit and meeting with Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in New Delhi.
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New Delhi
India
Caspar Weinberger
Rajiv Gandhi
Moscow
United States
Weinberger
Gandhi
Washington
U.S
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription prices 3 months 21 dollars 6 months 42 dollars 12 months 84 dollars and provides contact numbers for classifieds and news ideas. It also gives office hours and address for Aiken Standard at 124 Rutland Drive and Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard — Pbm
Emergency contacts list from the Aiken Standard
A list of local emergency numbers is provided for North Augusta and surrounding services. It includes the Poison Control Center South Carolina Highway Patrol Salley Fire Salley Police Sheriff's Department and sheriff fire or ambulance hotlines. The Aiken Standard dates back to 1867 and is published by Aiken Communications Inc.
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Deaf
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley
Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken
Aiken Police
Emerg
HCA
Jackson
New Ellenton
New Holland
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