Daniloff Deal Stirs Fresh Dangers for Americans in Soviet Union
The exchange of American journalist Nicholas Daniloff for Soviet agent Gennadi Zakharov raises alarms over U S safety in the Soviet Union. Critics say the Kremlin used hostage trade to press concessions while Washington signals a return to business as usual with Moscow.
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Bloodmobile Visit Provides Aiken With Charity Chance
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit St John United Methodist Church activities center in Aiken on Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 to 8 pm. The goal is 100 donors each day as Savannah River Plant employees and local industries support the effort, with rigorous screening and sterile needles ensuring donor safety amid AIDS fears.
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Savannah River
Red Cross
Thought For Today Quote From Bernard Malamud
A meditation on heroism and potential citing Bernard Malamud 1914 1986. The message emphasizes that heroes elevate ordinary people beyond their limits.
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Bernard Malamud
Envelopes raise labor for recipients and a line about the law
A column notes envelopes with instructions confuse receivers and often contain bills. It cites Judge Hogan ruling the librarian of Congress violated the Constitution by not offering Playboy in braille. It also includes anecdotes about Caroline Kennedy and a couple's breakup with a joke about fishing.
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Thomas F. Hogan
Librarian of Congress
Playboy
John Lewis Victory Over Julian Bond in Nashville Runoff
Knight Ridder recounts John Lewis as a civil rights hero who defeated Julian Bond in the 1963 Nashville runoff. It recalls the Tick-Tock Grill protest, Lewis’s nonviolent tactics, and later “Bloody Sunday” in Selma that helped spur the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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Selma
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