Beirut Kidnappings Raise Alarm Across West Beirut
A radio station reported an anonymous claim that Khalaya al Baath members abducted Frank Reed and Joseph Cicippio in west Beirut and warned Americans to leave the sector. Verification could not be confirmed.
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Cities in running for Presbyterian HQ narrowed to three
A New York location committee reduced six candidate cities to Fort Worth Kansas City and St. Louis for the churchs new headquarters The panel eliminated Indianapolis Cincinnati and Charlotte N C at a Friday meeting One of the three will be recommended in January for final picks by the denomination in June.
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Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Fort Worth
Kansas City
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Charlotte
N.C
General Assembly
Right Wing May Block Mideast Peace Conference
Right wing members of Prime Minister Shimon Peres's coalition pledged to block his plan to convene an international peace conference on the Middle East. Peres and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak had agreed to pursue such a conference after their summit. Moshe Arens of Likud dismissed the prospect, and Herut warned it would oppose the agreement with Mubarak.
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Shimon Peres
Middle East
Peres
Hosni Mubarak
Israel
Moshe Arens
Likud
Couple awarded 15 million in birth injury case
A Philadelphia jury ordered 15 million dollars to a couple alleging negligent medical care caused their son's brain damage. Witnesses said nurses misread fetal heart monitoring and the obstetrician delayed a Caesarean. Experts for the doctor cited a developmental defect as the cause.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Garfield
Frankford
TV News Shows Highlight Sunday Broadcast Lineup
Sunday TV listings feature ABC This Week With David Brinkley with Mortimer Zucker editor of U.S. News & World Report and lawmakers Lugar Moynihan and Haig. CBS Face the Nation includes John Whitehead and David Gergen. NBC Meet the Press features Nancy Reagan Jim Wright and Peter Bensinger. CBS 60 Minutes interviews Richard Miller tied to a Yuba County murder case.
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Alexander Haig
CBS
Face the Nation
John C. Whitehead
David Gergen
NBC
Meet the Press
Nancy Reagan
House
Jim Wright
Texas
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Peter Bensinger
60 Minutes
Richard Miller
FBI
Yuba County
Calif
Corazon Aquino
Philippines
Reagan’s TV address on drugs set for Sunday night
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan plan a nationwide 8 p.m. EDT broadcast from the White House on the drug epidemic. ABC and CNN will carry it live, with CBS and NBC possibly delaying for football. The first lady will appeal for children and youth.
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Reagan
Nancy
White House
ABC
Cable
CBS
NBC
Rose Garden
South Carolina raises drinking age to 21 nationwide shift
The Associated Press reports South Carolina raised the beer and wine age from 18 to 21, aligning with the liquor age of 21. About 9 000 twenty-year-olds lose beer and wine purchasing rights as the state phases in the change amid enforcement and highway-funding concerns.
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General Assembly
South Carolina Beer Association
Ron Carpenter
Orangeburg
Bob Smoak
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Department of Highways and Public Transportation
S.C
Elliott Thompson
ABC Commission
Reagan plans to open markets and boost services trade
President Reagan pledged to expand U S access to markets during GATT talks in Punta del Este and urged updating the 1947 agreement to cover services such as banking and telecoms. He noted U S aims for freer investment flows and warned against protectionist barriers that hinder growth and jobs.
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Reagan
United States
U.S
Uruguay
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
Punta del Este
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription rates and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard. It provides office hours, mailing address, physical location at 124 Rutland Drive, and a payment note for advance subscriptions with various term prices.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
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Emergency numbers listed by Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers for North Augusta Fire and Police and other city services. Contact points include 642 0800 for Fire and 648 6983 for Police, with additional lines 648 6811 652 2222 652 7770 279 1616 279 2121.
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Aiken
Emerg
HCA
Jackson Police
New Ellenton
New Holland
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Salley
Volunt
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Wagener Police
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Judge Orders DOE to Tell Public of Fuel Rod Shipments
A U S District Court judge ruled the Department of Energy must disclose environmental risks before shipping 36 casks of spent nuclear fuel rods via Seattle or other West Coast ports. The Northwest Inland Water Coalition argued existing studies were inadequate for marine urban-port shipments.
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Wash
U.S District Court
U.S. Department of Energy
Seattle
Northwest Inland Water Coalition
DOE
Taiwan
Savannah River
South Carolina
Rodney Brown
Coalition
Jack Tanner
Brown
Susan Durbin
California
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