Vatican Officially Opposes Priests In Marxist Politics
The Vatican and its doctrine office condemn liberation theology and Marxist influenced activism by priests in developing countries. Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger leads the review as he plans to question Brazilian theologian Leonardo Boff over doctrinal concerns tied to the movement.
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Labor Day Campaign Rallies Open 1984 Presidential Contest
President Reagan and Mondale launch Labor Day campaigns on opposite coasts with rallies in California and New York. Mondale calls the race the highest stakes in a lifetime while challenging Reagan on religion and government separation. Reagan defends faith and patriotism as he tours California and meets voters.
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Acid Tank Leaks Forcing Omaha Evacuations
Chemists and firefighters emptied a leaking 4000 gallon nitric acid tank at the Control Data Corp plant in southwestern Omaha. A cloud of eye and skin irritant gas prompted evacuations of about 10 square miles, with a larger eastern area told to stay indoors. No injuries were reported and residents could return once the acid was transferred.
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Control Data Corp
John Maley
Labor Federation To Decide On Support For British Miners
In Brighton delegates from the Trades Union Congress gather to vote on halting fuel transport in support of Britain's six month coal miners strike. The meeting is billed as labor’s most critical conference since 1926 and tests solidarity across the 10 million member union.
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Police arrest 31 in Australia gang clash at barbecue
In Sydney police arrested 31 motorcycle gang members and questioned hundreds after a 20 minute battle between the Commancheros and Bandidos at a Father’s Day barbecue and motorcycle parts market. Six gang members and a 14 year old girl were killed and 20 wounded.
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Applying For Driver's License Will Alert Selective Service
The AP reports that when a young man applies for a driver's license, the federal government will check his registration with the Selective Service. States provide new licensee names to Pentagon computers to match against 12.5 million registrants. Montana blocks sharing by privacy law. Hawaii has agreed but not begun.
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Hawaii
Pentagon
Chernenko Statement Sparks New Charges On Arms Talks
The Reagan administration says Chernenko’s claim of seeking dialogue with the United States is not new and is based on a false view of U.S. policy. State Department spokesman says Moscow has balked at resuming stalled talks despite the statement.
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Konstantin Chernenko
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State Department
Sondra McCarty
Soviet Union
Mondale Faces Mixed Support in South Carolina
South Carolina Democratic leaders say Mondale could gain traction with a strong textiles stance and blue collar outreach. Rep. Butler Derrick notes businessmen lean Reagan, while Rep. Spratt says textiles could hurt Reagan in the South. overall enthusiasm for Mondale remains lukewarm among locals.
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Derrick
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Spratt
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Bob McNair
Greenville News
Labor Day parades fairs mark American mood and campaigns
Weekend crowds flocked to beaches fairs and parades as Labor Day actions mix politics and leisure. Reagan planned a California rally while Mondale toured New York City with Ferraro leading a 250000-strong march. 276 traffic deaths by 5 am underscored holiday dangers. Thirty women built a wood frame house at a New York street fair.
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Wallace Recovers After Blood Pressure Drug Side Effect
Alabama Governor George Wallace suffered an irregular heartbeat during the weekend caused by a blood pressure medication side effect. Dr. William Smith said Wallace’s heart rate returned to normal and his blood pressure remained stable after a house call.
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Aiken Standard Subscriptions and Advertising Contacts
For subscription inquiries call 648 2311 and for classified or display advertising as well as news tips call 648 2311. The Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday Friday.
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Emergency Numbers
Aiken Standard provides a quick reference of local emergency numbers including police fire medical and disaster hotlines. The list helps residents contact authorities or services during crises and everyday safety needs.
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