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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1989

Page

2

Beardless Grace Be dell Letters Lincoln In 1860

Eleven year old Grace Bedell of Westfield New York advised Abraham Lincoln in a letter that he would look better with a beard. The note reflects personal political engagement by a young voter candidate interaction and a historic request linked to Lincoln’s image during the 1860 campaign.

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NASA OKs Atlantis launch date after engine computer test

NASA said Atlantis launch resumes with a 26 minute liftoff window on Tuesday after a replacement engine computer passed tests. Countdown restarts at 12 01 a m Monday with liftoff targeted for 12 57 p m Tuesday. Beir ut Lebanon Terry Waite marks 1000th day in captivity with no word on fate as vigils note his absence.

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Security tightens at U.S. facilities after Seoul protest attack

In Seoul security at U.S. government sites was increased after six radical students attacked the U.S. ambassador Donald Gregg and his residence. The dissident Chonmingon alliance demanded ending ties with the United States and defended the assault as the people's will. Gregg and his wife were unharmed. embassy reviews ongoing.

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Thornburgh to Visit Soviet Union for Law Talks

Attorney General Dick Thornburgh begins a six day trip to Moscow to discuss crime fighting and the American legal system with Soviet officials and law students. He aims to establish a continuing dialogue on joint law enforcement concerns in drugs organized crime human rights judiciary and regulatory law.

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Gulf coast braces as Tropical Storm Jerry weakens

Tropical Storm Jerry neared Texas and Louisiana with a hurricane watch from Port Arthur to the Mississippi River mouth. Winds eased to 65 mph as evacuations of Gulf oil rigs began, over 4,000 workers prepared to shore up if shut downs proceed.

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African Marchers Demand New Reforms in South Africa

Thousands of activists in Johannesburg Cape Town Durban and other cities rallied in support of the outlawed ANC to celebrate an expected release of eight political prisoners led by Walter Sisulu. Organizers predicted 250 000 but turnout was far lower as police maintained order.

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Bush Encouraged By Latin Rejection Of Noriega

President Bush says Latin America shows little support for Noriega after the Panama coup attempt. Many hemispheric governments have withdrawn ambassadors, with Cuba Nicaragua and Libya maintaining embassies, as Gonzalez visits Washington to press for Noriega's retirement and new elections.

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Protesters Converge On Seabrook Nuclear Plant

Hundreds of anti nuclear protesters gathered by land and water at the Seabrook plant in Seabrook New Hampshire as police waited inside fences to arrest them. Organizers led by Molly Yard of NOW promoted For Our Children's Future with activists bringing ladders to scale eight foot walls and more.

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