Aiken woman injured in Manila travel agents bombing
Betty Cooper of Aiken was injured in a bomb blast during a U S travel agents convention in Manila. Her husband Fred and their Crest Travel Agency were attendees. five other Americans and 13 others were hurt. Marcos said to arrest orders were prepared for Victor Lovely associates, while delegates left Manila after the attack.
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Manila
Philippines
Betty Cooper
Aiken
Makati Medical Center
Crest
Kathy Lamb
Cooper
Leigh
Maine
Alexandra
Coopers
Marcos
U.S
Liberation Movement
Convention Center
Association of Philippine Travel Agents
American Society of Travel Agents
Bruce Templeman
Brea
Calif
Roger Hauge
Minneapolis
Minn
ASTA
Victor Lovely
Los Angeles
Lovely
Asta Congress
Morris Jones Teaches Parenthood On Kitchen Scales
A neighbor cautions Morris Jones about handling her kitchen scales. He grins and replies That is my job as he jokes about his lessons in parenthood.
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Morris Jones
Morris
U.S. Holds Hope For Hostages In Iran Talks
Secretary of State Muskie said AWACS planes deployed at Saudi request to protect borders during Iran Iraq war are not offensive and not used to pass intelligence. Iran's Rajai hinted Parliament may soon set freeing conditions. U.S. remains impartial though cautious that hostages may be released if obstacles are removed.
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Edmund S. Muskie
AWACS
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Muskie
U.S
United Nations
ABC
Aiken Man Murdered in Augusta Weekend Slaying
Augusta Police seek a 20-year-old male for questioning in the weekend murder of Aiken resident Robert Lee Bing 34 found stabbed to death Saturday morning at the Heart of Augusta Motel on Fifth Street. He had more than 40 chest and neck stab wounds. His 1978 car was found on Huntsman Road. He worked for Owens-Corning Fiberglas.
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Augusta
Robert Lee Bing
Rt. 1
Aiken
Heart of Augusta
Fifth Street
Bing
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Huntsman Road
Labor Wins Battle With Stevens Over Unionization At Plants
In Roanoke Rapids seven Stevens plants voted unanimously Sunday to accept a first contract, ending a drawn out fight with union organizers. Whitney Stevens, chairman, said the war continues as the company opposes unions in non union plants. The union ends a boycott and publicity campaign, while Clyde Bush calls it a regional victory despite lingering tensions.
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Roanoke Rapids
N.C
J.P. Stevens & Co. Inc
Stevens
South
Whitney Stevens
New York
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
Clyde Bush
Bush
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Washington
David Apolston
Philippine International Convention Center
Aiken County
Abby Erma
Hope
Iran
Persian Gulf
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