Aquino Report Links Military Conspiracy in Aquino Killing
The board chairwoman concludes Benigno Aquino was killed in a military conspiracy not involving Marcos or his top generals. Marcos plans civil court trials, sending the report to the ombudsman for prosecution.
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Philippines
Benigno Aquino
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Corazon Agrava
Rolando Galman
Aquino
Agrava
Appeals Court
Armed Forces
Fabian C. Ver
United States
Investigative Board
Han
Albino Arriero
Board
Luther Custodio
Mario Ongkiko
Air Force
Reynaldo de la Cruz
Cruz
Custodio
Aviation Security Command
Sebokeng Sealed Off as Police Sweep Continues
About 7,000 police and soldiers sealed off Sebokeng, conducting house to house searches for leaders of two months of anti government rioting. By 7:30 a.m. 251 arrests were reported on gun, drugs and passes violations, with over 340 detained per the SABC. Sebokeng lies 40 miles south of Johannesburg.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Sebokeng
Marius Dippenaar
South African Broadcasting Corp
Leon Mellet
Louis le Grange
Sandinistas plan Nov. 4 elections despite opposition boycott
Nicaragua's Sandinista coordinator Daniel Ortega says elections will be held on November 4 even if all opposition parties boycott. He asserts the Sandinista Front will run alone if needed and that voting will proceed, emphasizing the date.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Sandinista Junta
Sandinista Front
Daniel Ortega
Sandinistas
Voice of Nicaragua
U S and Soviets Keep Arms Pact Says Two Experts
Former U S and Soviet negotiators Gerard C Smith and Paul C Warnke say records show both sides largely live up to the arms control agreements but warn about future risks If you go beyond the letter Warnke says you are entering necromancy Smith cautions that secrecy hides possible violations and it is hard to judge adherence.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Gerard C. Smith
Paul C. Warnke
Warnke
Carter
Smith
Nixon
OPEC Ministers Near Initial Talks on Production
In Geneva, OPEC ministers prepared for a first-step agreement to cut oil output to prop up prices amid rival cuts by Britain, Norway, and Nigeria. Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani indicated no price change at the forthcoming emergency session, as Kuwait Libya Venezuela Algeria and UAE ministers joined talks ahead of the full meeting.
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Switzerland
OPEC
Britain
Norway
Nigeria
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Yamani
Kuwait
Libya
Venezuela
Algeria
United Arab Emirates
General Motors Strike Could Cost $285 Million
The GM Canada walkout by 36,000 workers threatens up to 285 million in costs for GM and may push US layoffs beyond 17,470. Thirteen plants including three assembly lines closed as 1,900 Willow Run workers in Ypsilanti got word early and 2,300 were sent home due to shortages.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United States
General Motors Canada Ltd
U.S
Ypsilanti
Willow Run
Beirut bombing anniversary through grieving families and hope
Newark AP report recalls the 1983 Marine barracks attack in Beirut that killed 241 U.S. servicemen. Fathers like Rev. David Stowe mourn their sons while others seek peace and accountability as Lebanese war brides face exile and families mark the loss with private memories and public vigils.
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Newark
N.J
Beirut
U.S
Lebanon
David A. Stowe
Stowe
Cpl
James D. Stowe
Somerville
James Langon III
Lakehurst
Lance Cpl. James IV
Libel Trial Continues In Westmoreland CBS Case
In New York AP report Col. Charles A. Morris testifies during Gen. William C. Westmoreland s 120 million libel suit against CBS about The Uncounted Enemy documentary. He says civilian self defense forces were not a serious threat and Militia debates spanned from Washington to the White House.
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New York
Vietnam
Charles A. Morris
William C. Westmoreland
CBS
Westmoreland
U.S
CIA
Pierre N. Leval
Chesley Peterson
Pacific Command
Honolulu
Peterson
David Boies
Dan M. Burt
Morris
White House
Washington
Department of State
Boies
Everette Parkins
South Vietnam
Parkins
Congress Learns Of Neutralization Clause
CIA told Congress that its Nicaragua rebel manual included guidance on neutralization of government officials. Debate over deletions and who approved the manual highlighted potential policy breaches and questions about the decision-making trail at Langley.
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CIA
Congress
Reagan
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Senate Intelligence Committee
Langley
Associated Press
Intelligence Oversight Board
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Nunn
Malcolm Wallop
R-Wyo
Wallop
Junn
Chamorro
The
Nicaragua
Central America
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists subscription and classified advertising phone numbers 648 2311 and 649 1555. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Aiken
PBM
Jackson Volunteer Fire Departments
Aiken County
Graniteville
New Ellenton
North Augusta
Wagener Fire
Aiken Police
Wagoner Police
Salley
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