Mondale Blasts Reagan on Religion and State Boundaries
Mondale charged Reagan with welcoming religious groups seeking government power to impose beliefs. He urged adherence to the First Amendment wall of separation and warned that coercive religious influence could corrupt faith and divide the nation. He named Swaggart and Falwell as examples and framed the defense of plural faiths as the president’s constitutional duty.
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Walter F. Mondale
Reagan
Mondale
America
B'nai B'rith
Dallas
Lincoln
Jimmy Swaggert
Jerry Falwell
England
United States
Democrats Seek to Bar Use of U.S. Built Bases in Nicaragua War
Democrats demand action by Congress and the Reagan administration to stop U S built bases in Honduras from being used for raids. Senator James Sasser says bases are used beyond training and will offer an amendment to a military construction bill to bar permanent installations or use for military or paramilitary purposes.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Congress
Reagan Administration
Honduras
James Sasser
D-Tenn
Sasser
Senate
Death Toll Rises To 31 In South Africa Riots
Authorities report 31 black deaths over three days of rioting as skirmishes continue between police and crowds in townships. Police patrol Sharpeville as mobs burn vehicles and a cafe, with youths marching against rent hikes.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Henry Beck
Pretoria
Sharpeville Township
Disappearance of Newsman Highlights Beirut Dangers
In Beirut a British journalist Jonathan Wright aged 30 vanished after leaving Reuters in west Beirut on August 29 to cover an Israeli bombing raid in eastern Lebanon. Suspicions arise he was kidnapped and a group calling itself the Moslem Socialist Revolutionary Organization claimed responsibility to protest Britain’s role in the Middle East.
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Lebanon
Jonathan Wright
Reuters
West Beirut
The
U S Could Replace Most Of Oil If Cut Off
Washington AP report notes a congressional study by the Office of Technology Assessment finds the United States could replace about 3.6 of 4.5 million barrels of daily oil imports within five years after a major cutoff through conservation and other energy resources. It warns public utilities price pass-throughs and natural gas price controls may limit steps.
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Washington
United States
Office of Technology Assessment
FAA Moves to Cut Flight Delays with Peak Hour Limits
Washington AP FAA urges airlines to spread flights beyond peak hours to reduce delays after a record 44 372 August delays. The plan targets Atlanta Chicago Denver Newark and New York airports with ceilings on hourly and 15 minute period flights. Delta and Eastern at Atlanta explored reducing overlap but FAA requires firm ceilings.
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Chicago
Denver
Newark
New York City
Delta Air Lines
Eastern Airlines
Drugs Fed Cattle Suspect Blamed For Outbreak
A study links routine antibiotic feeding of livestock to drug resistant Salmonella spreading to humans. Researchers traced a cattle farm in South Dakota to 18 illness cases in four Midwestern states, with 11 hospitalizations and one death. The report, in the New England Journal of Medicine, urges curbing animal antibiotic use.
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Boston
South Dakota
Scott D. Holmberg
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
New England Journal of Medicine
Holmberg
United States
Mission Puts Shuttle Program Back On Schedule
SPACE CENTER Houston AP NASA officials praised the successful shuttle mission and moved to prep for another run next month. Discovery team to be debriefed after a six day orbital flight that featured three satellite launches and in space drug manufacture as Challenger crews begin an eight day mission with launch set for Oct 1. Edwards AFB will inspect Discovery before its piggyback flight to Cape Canaveral.
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Henry Hartsfield Jr
Michael Coats
Steven Hawley
Judith Resnik
Charles Walker
Richard Mullane
Space Center, Houston
NASA
Discovery
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Earth
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Jesse W. Moore
Space Flight
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bear Mauling Sparks No Action at Glacier Park
In Glacier National Park Montana a grizzly that mauled two hikers will face no action if investigators determine the bear was protecting its food the huckleberries the hikers were picking Campers and hikers were urged to leave the area after the attack with the victims evacuated by helicopter to a Kalispell hospital The woman suffered multiple bites and possible rib injuries while the man had a heel puncture and back scratches This was the park s third bear attack this year in the one million acre preserve which hosts about 250 grizzlies.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
Alan
O'Neill
Kalispell
Aiken Standard Classified and Ad Information
Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds. Call 648-2311 for subscriptions or news ideas and 649-1555 for classified advertising. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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North Augusta
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Aiken
Salley
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