Abbie Hoffman Surrenders After Six Years as Fugitive
Abbie Hoffman turns himself in to New York prosecutors after six years fleeing cocaine charges and bail jumping. Judge Milton Williams releases him without bail as Hoffman resumes public life under his real name Barry Freed while citing coalition politics and a non cynical return to principle.
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Hoffman
Milton Williams
Upstate
Barry Freed
St. Lawrence River
U.S. Senate
Chicago Seven
Youth International Party
Yippies
America
Allen
Fineview
N.Y
Thousand Islands
Save the River
Carter appeals to Jews on peace, Stay the course motto
President Carter told B'nai B'rith that seeds of trust in the Mideast have flowered into lasting peace for Israel and pledged to stay the course. He acknowledged differences with Israel but said they will not shake commitment to a secure Israel. Reagan and Anderson attacked Carter’s policy during the day’s campaigning. Anderson won a potential funding boost as the FEC ruled he is eligible for public funds if he reaches 5 percent. Carter urged Jerusalem remain undivided with access for all and cited the Egyptian Israeli peace treaty as proof of progress. He offered to join future peace talks, possibly in a summit with Begin.
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Carter
America
Mideast
Israel
B’nai B'rith
Jewish Service Organization
Ronald Reagan
John B. Anderson
Reagan
Anderson
South
Jacksonville
Fla
Federal Election Commission
B’nai B’rith
Jerusalem
Menachem
Palestine Liberation Organization
Civiletti to Explain Libya Affair Talks
Senate subcommittee summons Attorney General Civiletti to account for discussions with the president over the Billy Carter Libyan affair. Bayh questions whether the DOJ was told not to prosecute if Billy Carter registered, amid Justice officials' testimony Civiletti urged a delay of about ten days after a case breakthrough.
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Senate
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Billy Carter
Civiletti
Justice Department
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Hopeland Gardens Hosts Free Summer Concert Series
Aiken residents can enjoy free Saturday 2 to 3 p m concerts at Hopeland Gardens with Mary Brock on percussion and the Hopeland Singers performing familiar tunes. The series, sponsored by the Friends of Hopelands and the Aiken Recreation Department, offers rain contingency at the Municipal Building auditorium.
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Hopeland Gardens
Mary Brock
Brock
Percus
Hopeland Singers
Aiken Recreation Department
Whiskey Road
Mead Avenue
Green Boundary Club
Augusta Symphony
Hopeland
Friends of Hopelands
Park Ave
Correction fixes school in photo Getting on the Right Bus
The Aiken Standard says the school in the picture Getting on the Right Bus was Laurens Street Elementary, not the previously identified institution. The correction clarifies the proper school in the image.
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Aiken
Laurens Street
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