Peres Signals Readiness to Travel to Jordan for Peace Talks
In a U N speech marking the 40th anniversary, Prime Minister Shimon Peres invoked Anwar Sadat and urged ending the war between Israel and Jordan. Arab delegates walked out as Peres stated the war should end immediately. In Washington, Senate Republicans explore linking a 1.9 billion arms sale to Jordan with progress in Middle East peace talks. Senator Lugar leads discussions ahead of formal Pentagon notification.
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Israel
Anwar Sadat
Jordan
Middle East
Shimon Peres
General Assembly
Peres
Washington
Senate
Reagan
Hussein
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Congress
Lugar
Reagan Opposes Overt Angolan Rebel Aid
Washington sources say the Reagan administration blocks a new public aid program for Angolan rebels fighting a Soviet and Cuban backed government while debating a secret aid option. State Department officials told Congress there will be no request for a new overt program. Secretary of State George Shultz informed House Republican Leader Robert Michel of the opposition.
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Reagan
Angola
Capitol Hill
State Department
Congress
Soviet Union
Cuba
George Shultz
House
Republican
Robert Michel
Illinois
Restrictions Wanted On Soviet Bloc Travel
Washington senators press for travel limits on diplomats and others from Soviet bloc nations who may be intelligence agents. Senate subcommittee chair William Roth Jr. says espionage cases show KGB and other services recruiting Americans as contacts and couriers.
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Washington
United States
KGB
Sen
William Roth Jr
R-Del
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Star Wars Ads Intensify in Campaign Over SDI Policy
The Pentagon SDI debate heats up as supporters plan a $1.7 million nationwide TV spot portraying SDI as a peace shield. Opponents led by the Union of Concerned Scientists pursue a new ad push after a prior six-figure effort.
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Pentagon
Strategic Defense Initiative
U.S
Coalition For the Strategic Defense Initiative
Howard Ris
Union of Concerned Scientists
Envoy Meets Tunisian Leaders Over Rift After Israeli Raid
Deputy Secretary of State John C. Whitehead met with Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba and Premier Mohamed Mmazali in Tunis to repair U S Tunisian ties strained by Reagan administration support for Israel's Oct 1 air strike on the PLO headquarters near Tunis. Egypt and Italy had earlier tensions over the Achille Lauro hijacking.
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Tunisia
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Washington
PLO
John C. Whitehead
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Italy
Achille Lauro
Whitehead
Beji Caid Essebsi
Habib Bourguiba
Mohamed Mmazali
Rome
Cairo
United States
Bourguiba
Mahmoud Mesuri
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
Larnaca
Cyprus
Weir criticizes U.S. handling of Achille Lauro hijack
The Rev Benjamin Weir freed after 16 months in Lebanon urges open channels with terrorists and warns U S interception of the Egyptair plane could endanger six Americans held by extremists. He recalls captors number 15 to 20 and days of isolation in a windowless room.
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Benjamin Weir
Lebanon
U.S
Achille Lauro
Weir
Associated Press
Washington
Italy
Leon Klinghoffer
Egypt
Death by own action ends Dan White tragedy in San Francisco
Former supervisor Dan White, who killed Harvey Milk and Mayor George Moscone in 1978, died by suicide after serving seven years in prison. Friends and gay community members say the scars linger, noting White’s death closes a sad chapter in the city’s history and sparked renewed mourning.
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Dan White
Harvey Milk
George Moscone
White
Ben Gardiner
Stonewall Gay Democratic Club
Gardiner
Moscone and
Milk
Cornelius Murphy
Scott Smith
Dianne Feinstein
Moscone
Second Newborn Stolen From Hospital
Police report a 3 day old infant abducted at gunpoint from Brookdale Hospital in Brooklyn as Frances Santana's baby Marlene was taken. A separate case involves a 2 month old boy at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center who vanished while receiving care, prompting police to search for both children.
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Frances Santana
Brooklyn
Brookdale Hospital
Tony Vallelong
Santana
Marlene
Wallelong
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Christopher Morgan
Robert Larkin
Robin Roy
Monique Morgan
Ramon Traveras
Larkin
Klinghoffer Daughter Remembers Father as Hero at Funeral
Ilsa Klinghoffer tells mourners at Temple Shaaray Tefila that her father Leon Klinghoffer was a hero to his family despite his brutal killing during the Achille Lauro hijacking. Gov Mario Cuomo and other officials attend the service as a fund is set up in his memory.
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Achille Lauro
Ilsa
Mario Cuomo
Edward I. Koch
Rabbi Harvey Tattelbaum
Temple Shaaray Tefila
Klinghoffer
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Leon
Tattelbaum
United Nations
Beth David Memorial Park
Kenilworth
N.J
Lisa
Marilyn
Rose Windwehr
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Sens
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Alfonso D’amato
Charlotte Spiegel
Subscription Rates for Aiken Standard
The notice lists mail subscription rates for the Aiken Standard showing prices of 17.00 for 3 months, 34.00 for 6 months, and 68.00 for 12 months, with all advance payments to be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Aiken Standard Publisher Note and Address
Emergency numbers service by the Aiken Standard notes the newspaper is published weekday afternoons by Aiken Communications Inc. with mailing address P.O. Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802 and second class postage paid at Aiken.
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Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
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