Kennedy Death Probe Focuses On Drug Disposal Attempt
Investigators probing David Kennedy's death seek whether someone entered his room to dump drugs. Toxicology notes cocaine and Demerol Melaril found in Kennedy's body, with hotel staff and family members referenced in depositions as possible witnesses. Marchant and Dorr, two former bellhops, face trial March 4 for cocaine sales connected to Kennedy.
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Vietnam Says U S Role Crucial for Southeast Asia Peace
In New York Nguyen Co Thach, Vietnam's foreign minister, says Hanoi is ready to discuss with the Reagan administration ways to bring peace and stability to Southeast Asia. He calls the United States’ role in the region very important and says cooperation is possible to achieve peace.
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Marine Slain In Vietnam Receives Posthumous Citizenship
President Reagan signed a law granting posthumous U S citizenship to Marine Cpl Wladyslaw Staniszewski, who died in Vietnam after his family spent 17 years pushing for citizenship. Staniszewski was British-born when he was killed, and his parents from Brockton Massachusetts welcomed the decision.
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Runoff protest pits Gilbert against State Supreme Court
State Rep. Frank Gilbert filed a protest with the South Carolina Supreme Court over the Senate District 30 Democratic runoff. He alleges precinct ballot shortages and voter denial at unregistered voters, seeking a court order for the party to review charges after a recount showed Gilbert losing to Sen. Thomas Smith by 66 votes in Florence, Marion, and Horry counties.
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No Cause Found In Plane Crash Report
An Air Force investigation shows engine failure caused the Charleston based C-141 B City of Charleston to crash in Sicily. Nine people died in the July crash shortly after takeoff from Sigonella Naval Air Station during a routine resupply mission to Nairobi Kenya. The report says there is no indication yet what caused the engine to malfunction.
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Reagan in South Carolina Rally Attacks Mondale on Taxes
President Reagan campaigned at Greenville Technical College urging support for GOP lawmakers Campbell Thurmond Spence and urging reelection, while denouncing Mondale's tax proposals. He claimed Mondale would raise taxes and harm economic growth, and stressed job, home, and living standards for voters.
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Rostow refutes CBS film claims on Vietnam troop counts
Former national security adviser Rostow testified in Westmoreland libel case that Johnson could not have been deceived about enemy strength. He disputed CBS allegations of a 300000 ceiling and said U S officials were aware of a max effort against them with a late 1967 buildup becoming evident in November.
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Duarte Rebels To Set Up Panel In El Salvador Talks
In La Palma El Salvador government and leftist rebel leaders agreed to next month talks and set up a four member from each side joint commission with a Catholic Church mediator to study issues. No cease fire is planned though both sides call the meeting positive as the war nears economic ruin.
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Latin Mass Permitted by Vatican in Limited Cases
Pope John Paul II allows some priests to celebrate the Latin Tridentine Mass under strict limits on when and where the rite may be used. The circular warns the Vatican can bar priests who violate the rules, a nod to tensions with conservative factions led by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre since Vatican II reforms.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours Update
The Aiken Standard reports offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday with regular weekday hours.
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