Stennis Dies Not Seek 7th Senate Term in 86th Year
Washington AP reports John Cornelius Stennis, 86, a longtime wheelchair user and Senate institution, will not seek re election to a seventh six year term after surgery. He is carried daily through the Russell Building tunnel to the Senate chamber and sits beside the old Jefferson Davis desk.
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Washington
John Cornelius Stennis
Senate
Russell Senate
Stennis
Richard Brevard Russell
Georgia
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Jackson
Miss
Senate Desk
Cooling Costs Higher Than Normal
A NOAA survey finds the typical American household spent 430 on air conditioning this summer, about 17 more than normal. Regional costs varied, with East South Central averaging 580 and Pacific Coast 235, 38 and 7 above and below normal respectively.
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Washington
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
East South Central States
NOAA
Assessment and Information Services Center
Federal Debt Recovery program seeks debt-collection bids
More than 1,000 lawyers and law firms in Los Angeles Miami Detroit Brooklyn and Houston have received offers to apply for a chance to help the federal government reclaim 25 million in uncollected debts. Debts come from defaulted student loans SBA loans HUD VA and other agencies with 8,600 cases in the five regions.
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Washington
Justice Department
Los Angeles
Miami
Detroit
Brooklyn
Houston
Small Business Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Veterans Administration
Department of Agriculture
Government approves ribavirin clinical tests in AIDS delay study
The FDA authorized new limited clinical testing of ribavirin on 32 patients with AIDS related Complex or low white blood cell counts. ICN Pharmaceuticals had previously announced positive trial results, signaling potential to delay progression to AIDS.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Costa Mesa
Calif
Iran-Contra Report Release Delayed to Early November
Rep. Lee Hamilton said declassification of the Iran Contra report is taking longer than expected. The House panel head expects publication in the first week of November after White House reviews and removal of classified material.
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Washington
House
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
White House
Improvement Seen In Jessica McClure Foot
Doctors at Midland Memorial Hospital report cautious optimism about Jessica McClure's right foot after 58 hours trapped in a well. Surgeons note poor blood flow but cite a child's ability to grow new vessels and plan to recheck circulation, while a forehead wound remains bruised and swollen.
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Jessica McClure
Midland
Texas
Jessica
Shelton Viney
Midland Memorial Hospital
Younger
Terry Tubb
U.S. Officials Weigh Iran’s Next Target In Gulf Clash
Washington and Pentagon officials warn Iran may strike again after the U.S. Navy attack against surveillance platforms. President Reagan and Vice President Bush urged restraint, while Tehran vows decisive retaliation as Iran masss forces near Iraq and the mine threat looms over U.S. naval operations in the Persian Gulf.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Persian Gulf
Iran
George Bush
Reagan
Ali Khameni
Supreme Defense Council
Tehran
Khameni
U.S
Middle East
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Gulf
America
Adm
William Crowe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bridgeton
United States
Rebel Leader Returns Home To Work For Peace
Former Nicaraguan rebel chief Edgar Chamorro lands under amnesty in Managua saying he will work for peace and reconciliation. He criticizes U S backed forces while noting Sandinista promises of amnesty and greater freedoms.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Edgar Chamorro
Chamorro
CIA
Foreign Ministry
Washington
United States
Mrs Reagan Infection Recovery Home Plan Amid Optimism
Nancy Reagan feels strong days after breast cancer surgery and hopes to go home but doctors advise several more days in Bethesda Naval Medical Center. President Reagan visits, calls her recovery excellent and predicts she will return home within a few days as she awaits further medical clearance.
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Washington
Nancy Reagan
Reagan
White House
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Elaine Crispen
First Lady’s Press
John Hutton
Hutton
Crispen
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Info
The notice lists subscription and advertising contact numbers for the Aiken Standard and provides office hours and mailing address. It includes hours for customer service and the general office, with subscription payment instructions and the USPS publication data.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Emergency numbers and contact details from Aiken Standard
A list of emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard includes Poison Control South Carolina Highway Patrol Salley Fire Salley Police Sheriff's Department long distance lines for sheriff fire or ambulance 1 800 922 9709 Wagener Fire 1 800 922 9709 Wagener Police 564 5411 Widowed Persons Association 649 7505. The Aiken Standard notes its publication by Aiken Communications Inc with address and postal details.
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S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley
Volunt
Wagener
Wagener Police
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Visi
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Pedro Chamorro
Radio Catolica
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Porky Bradberry
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Tees Pere Ca
PBM
Aiken Communications Inc
Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken Police
Emerg
HCA
New Ellenton
New Holland
North Augusta
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