Cuban rights leader seeks asylum at French Embassy in Havana
Ricardo Bofill head of Cuba's independent rights group seeks refuge at the French Embassy in Havana after harassment by authorities. This marks his second flee to safety in three years, as two colleagues were arrested and he has endured three prison terms since 1967.
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University of Havana
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Turkish Jews to mourn at largest Istanbul synagogue
Police deploy all available officers for the funeral of 21 killed worshipers and two attackers in Istanbul the Jewish community says will be held at the ruined synagogue. Israeli French chief rabbis and major Jewish organizations from the U S expected to attend.
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Turkey
Israel
France
U.S
Linguistic shifts reflected in new thesaurus update
Rutgers Camden professor William D. Lutz notes vocabulary evolves with life and culture. The updated Webster's New World Thesaurus reflects changing language from punk music to minicomputers while street slang remains mostly absent for now.
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N.J
William D. Lutz
Rutgers University
Camden
NATO Marines Land in Norway for Northern Wedding Maneuvers
About 12,000 marines from three NATO nations begin air and sea landings in southern Norway as part of the largest maritime drills in 30 years. U S Marines and British Dutch troops land on five beaches and three airfields near Larvik amid a 35,000 troop, 150 ship, and hundreds of aircraft exercise spanning the North Atlantic, Norway and the Baltic.
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City Councilman Admits Caffeine Habit After Test
San Antonio officials Ed Harrington and Mayor Henry Cisneros underwent a drug test to promote screening. Harrington disclosed a caffeine habit of eight to ten cups daily after doctors noted a caffeine portion failure. He was advised to cut back as the test aimed to support the program.
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San Antonio, Texas
Ed Harrington
New York Air to Start Daily Charleston Flights
New York Air will begin daily service to Charleston International Airport on Oct 1 with three weekday round trips to Dulles and two weekend trips. Vice president J David Grizzle says the route links Charleston with northeastern cities and serves many military personnel based there. The NYA brand Flying Nash derives from in-flight snack service.
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United States
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D.C
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Military Space Ideas Transformed
The article notes the Challenger loss shifts DoD away from reliance on the shuttle to Expendable Launch Vehicles, with $2.6 billion planned to develop two new unmanned rockets. It warns of a growing backlog of national security payloads and a stalled Vandenberg spaceport project until 1992.
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Aldridge
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Congress
Larry D. Welch
Welch
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Three Dead In Training Crash At Fort Campbell
A Tennessee National Guard C 130 Hercules crashed during touch and go training at Fort Campbell Kentucky killing three crew members. Two others remained in stable condition at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital officials said.
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Fort Campbell
Tennessee National Guard
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital
Guard
Keith Preston
118Th Tactical Airlift Command
Carl Wallace
Wallace
David Mosely
Abu Nidal Tied to Pakistan Hijacking
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger cites Washington Post report indicating Abu Nidal involvement in last week's Karachi airport hijacking. He notes recent indications but says no immediate U.S. retaliation planned. Nineteen dead, over 100 injured after four gunmen seized a Pan Am jumbo jet with about 400 aboard.
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Pakistan
United States
Defense
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Weinberger
Karachi
Washington Post
Abu Nidal
Pan American World Airways
Aiken Standard Classifieds and Contact Details
Subscriptions and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard are listed. Advertising and customer service hours are provided along with office location 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Rates show 3 6 and 12 month options.
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Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
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Aiken
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
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Emergency numbers and local agencies listed by Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard provides a service listing emergency contacts for Poison Control Center, S C Highway Patrol, Salley Fire, Salley Police, Sheriff’s Office, Sheriff Long Dista, North Augusta Fire, North Augusta Police, and other local agencies with phone numbers. The notice lists multiple departments and responding units.
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S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley Police Sheriff's Department
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