Admiral Nakhimov Sinks After Collision in Black Sea
Moscow reports the Soviet passenger liner Admiral Nakhimov sank near Novorossiysk in the Black Sea after a collision with a freighter. Tass cites the Communist Party Central Committee and Soviet government saying measures were taken to save lives and that there are human victims.
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Moscow
Admiral Nakhimov
Black Sea
Tass
Communist Party Central Committee
Novorosiisk
Mexican Airliner Crashes In Los Angeles Suburb
An Aeromexico DC-9 collided with a Piper Archer over Cerritos California killing all 67 aboard the planes and at least two on the ground. The incident follows a Mexicana Boeing 727 crash near Mexicali nine Americans among the dead, Mexico’s worst aviation disaster with 167 fatalities.
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Mexico City
Aeromexico
Los Angeles
Mexicana Airlines
Mexico
Cerritos
Calif
Durban blast injures shoppers at Montclair center
A bomb exploded this afternoon in a Durban grocery store injuring at least five. Two ambulances rushed to Montclair shopping center. most injured were Indians. No group claimed responsibility amid eight prior blasts since the state of emergency began.
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Durban
South Africa
Montclair
Indian Ocean
Flo Arbeiter Retires From Albertson’s After 25 Years
In Corvallis Oregon Flo Arbeiter known as the singing checker retired from Albertson's after more than 25 years. A band with an electric organ played in the supermarket as she rang up her last dozen eggs and said farewell to customers.
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Corvallis, Ore
Flo Arbeiter
Ms. Arbeiter
Albertson’s
Gdansk Anniversary Passes Quietly Amid Solidarity Ties
Thousands of Poles marked the sixth anniversary of the Gdansk Accord that legalized the banned Solidarity union with no large demonstrations. Police patrolled near St Brygida church and the Solidarity monument at Lenin shipyard as talk of trouble faded. The Farmers Assistance Relief Mission has raised over 68000 dollars since mid July to ship hay to drought-stricken South Carolina farms.
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Gdansk
Poland
Solidarity
St. Brygyda’s
Lenin Shipyard
Columbia
Farmers Assistance Relief Mission
Mike Rose
Summerville
South Carolina
Boston nurses end 48 hour strike at city hospitals
About 800 nurses from three city owned hospitals ended a 48 hour walkout after protests for wage increases and relief from non nursing chores. Boston City Hospital suspended elective admissions and some procedures and diverted some emergency ambulances.
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Boston
Boston City Hospital
Carolyn Walden
Walden
Mexico considers reviewing DEA agent operations
Mexico's attorney general Sergio Garcia Ramirez says agreements allowing U S anti narcotics agents to work in Mexico should be reviewed after allegations a DEA agent was tortured by police. He urged joint talks on the scope of U S agent activities and possible operational changes.
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Mexico City
U.S
Mexico
Sergio Garcia Ramirez
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
AIDS patient who won Delta apology dies in San Francisco
Mark Sigers, 31, who won an apology from Delta Air Lines after being removed from a flight for traveling unaccompanied by a medical attendant, died Friday at his San Francisco home. He had been diagnosed with AIDS about a year earlier.
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San Francisco
Delta Air Lines
Mobilization Against
Delta
Mark Sigers
Atlanta
Sigers
Eastern Airlines
Controllers in charge before fatal Cerritos collision
Los Angeles air traffic control shifted to LAX two minutes before the Aeromexico 489 collision with a small plane over Cerritos. The DC-9 captain reported landing on time as radar contact with the small plane faded. FAA rules would have required radar contact if the other craft flew 6,000 to 7,000 feet. The crash occurred in the eastern edge of LAX airspace.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
Aeromexico Flight 489
Cerritos
Palmdale
Calif
Aeromexico Lax
Armando Charles
Charles
Arturo Valdez Prom
LAX
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
No Complaints On Flatter Tax Plan Across Parties
The proposed U.S. tax reform replaces 14 rates with 15 and 28 percent, adds a 5 percent surtax to raise effective rates for high earners, and is praised as fairer and more progressive by liberals and conservatives despite broad changes to the old stairstep system.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
America
Uncle Sam
Zuckerman Seeks Daniloff Release From Moscow Visit
U S News & World Report chairman Mortimer B Zuckerman travels to London and Moscow to press Soviet authorities for reporter Nicholas Daniloff released from KGB custody. Gergen says campaign uses diplomatic and private channels with urgency.
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Washington
Mortimer B. Zuckerman
U.S. News & World Report
Soviet Union
Nicholas Daniloff
KGB
Zuckerman
British Airways
Kennedy International Airport
London
Moscow
David Gergen
Daniloff
Ruth
U.S
Gergen
Zucker
Tutu Mourns Recent Deaths
In Soweto Bishop Desmond Tutu mourned 21 blacks killed last week and urged the congregation that more lives must be sacrificed. This Sunday service at St. Paul’s Anglican Church marked his final appearance as bishop of Johannesburg before becoming archbishop of Cape Town on September 7. He asked, quote, How long, Lord, is this going to continue, end quote, as emotional gasps followed.
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Soweto
South Africa
Desmond Tutu
St. Paul’s
Tutu
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Southern Africa
Gadhafi pledges to fight United States and NATO allies
Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi marked Revolution Day with a three hour Tripoli speech praising the Soviet Union and denouncing the Reagan administration as a new Nazi empire. He warned of forming an international army to oppose America and pledged retaliation if U.S. actions continued. He urged readiness to die as a martyr and denounced Western powers while highlighting Libya's stance against terrorism.
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Tripoli
Libya
Muammar Gadhafi
America
Soviet Union
Gaddafi
Salvador Allende
Latin America
Ernesto
Che
Guevara
Idris
U.S
Europe
United States
Reagan
Classified and news contacts for Aiken Standard
The notice lists subscription and advertisement phone numbers and office hours for Aiken Standard. It provides contact lines for classifieds 649-1555 news ideas 648-231, and display ads 648-2311. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays with Sunday morning service. mailing address is P O Box 456, Aiken South Carolina 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
D.C
S.C
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