Reagan Vows Strong U S Stance After Korean Air Loss
President Reagan urges U S strength to deter Soviet brutality after the Korean Air Lines massacre. He outlines sanctions and military options, cites Soviet crew tapes, notes RC 135 proximity, and lists actions including Aeroflot bans and stalled talks as Congress weigh MX missile votes.
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Washington
Reagan
Korean Air Line
U.S
Soviet Union
Congress
Central America
Lebanon
Japan claims clear proof on Soviet downing of KAL 007
Japan states clear proof exists that Soviet forces deliberately shot down Korean Air Lines flight 007, with 269 aboard, while Canada suspends landing rights for the Soviet airline. Transcripts of intercepted radio communications reported to the U N Security Council are cited as showing aim and destruction.
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Japan
Soviet Union
Canada
Radio Moscow
Today
Reagan
Communist Party
Pravda
Korean Air Lines
Kremlin
United States
U.N. Security Council
Tokyo
Masaharu Gotoda
Derrick Admitted For Routine Urinary Tract Procedures
U S Representative Butler Derrick of South Carolina was admitted to St. Francis Xavier Hospital in Charleston for routine urinary tract procedures. The 47 year old lawmaker will remain about a week under care of his cousin Dr. Fletcher Derrick after a large kidney stone caused bleeding.
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Washington
U.S
Butler Derrick
D-S.c
St. Francis Xavier Hospital
Charleston
Derrick
Fletcher Derrick
Edgefield County
Opposition Attempts To Block Shamir Government
Israel's Labor Party sought to peel away small factions from the Likud bloc to block Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir's coalition plans. Television reports said Labor may push a no confidence vote on Begin's economic policies if he does not resign soon. Begin had announced a Aug. 28 resignation but delayed to allow Herut Party leaders to strengthen their coalition in Parliament.
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Israel
Labor Party Today
Likud
Yitzhak Shamir
Shamir
Labor Party
Israel Television
Labor
Menachem Begin
Begin
Herut
Chrysler UAW reach tentative pact for 56000 workers
UAW President Owen Bieber called the five hour bargaining session one of the nicest Labor Days in a long time after Chrysler and the United Auto Workers approved a tentative contract for 56 000 U S workers. Bieber said the pact should be well received and represent equity for their people.
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United Auto Workers
Owen Bieber
Union
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Bieber
Guerrillas Sabotage Eastern El Salvador After City Clash
Guerrilla groups sabotaged electric and telephone services in San Miguel after clashing with soldiers, shattering a three month lull in activity. U S officials say the plan stemmed from army spy information while army sources report 33 killed and 48 wounded, with Radio Ven ceremos claiming over 300 government workers affected.
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U.S
San Miguel
Radio Venceremos
Congressmen Back Reagan Moves After Jet Downing
Democratic and Republican lawmakers in Washington praise Reagan's limited response to the Soviet Union after the downing of a commercial jet. Senators Tower and Percy call the action measured and rational, while the widow of Rep. Larry McDonald urges concrete steps such as halting grain and pipeline equipment sales and restricting tourism.
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Congress
Reagan
Soviet Union
United States
John Tower
Texas
Armed Service Committee
Tower
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Atlanta
Larry McDonald
Menace Of Murder Stalks Joliet
Joliet Illinois faces a surge in killings amid high unemployment as 17 murders haunt the city. Police arrest a 51 year old ex convict Donald Lego in one case while authorities hedge on linking him to others. City leaders fear crime and layoffs threaten Joliet's recovery and business attraction.
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Joliet, Ill
Joliet
Donald R. Lego
Will County
Edward Petka
Lego
Atten
Per Capita Income Grows Faster In The Northeast
The Commerce Department reports Frost Belt states in the Northeast posted larger four year gains in per capita income than Sun Belt peers. Massachusetts and Connecticut lead with 34 percent plus rises. national per capita income rose 5 percent from 1981 to 1982.
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Sun Belt
Commerce Department
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New England
Middle Atlantic
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
Oklahoma
Southwest
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Northeast
Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis
Alaska
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Maine
Brooke Shields Begins Freshman Year Amid Privacy Push
Brooke Shields starts at Princeton as reporters are barred and security monitors campus. University officials protect her privacy during orientation week while she attends classes and settles in with no fanfare.
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Brooke Shields
Princeton University
Calvin Klein Jeans
Miss Shields
How To Get A Good Gov t Job Immediate Openings
Government Employment News Service advertises over 150 000 federal state and local job openings across skilled and unskilled posts. Send name address phone date of birth to Buffalo New York address with one dollar for expedited shipment.
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U.S
Dept
Delaware Ave
Buffalo
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscription and advertising inquiries including 648 2311 for subscriptions and news tips, 649 1555 for classifieds, and a general office line at 648 2311. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Graniteville
Aiken County
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North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Wagener
Aiken Police
Wagener Police
Aiken
Salley
Salley Police Coalition
Emergency Numbers Service Aiken Standard Update
The Aiken Standard provides emergency contact numbers as a public service. Readers can access hotlines and key authorities for quick help during incidents.
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