Guerrillas Grow in Lebanon Near Israeli Front
Palestinian guerrillas are strengthening forces in central Lebanon ahead of possible clashes with the Israeli army along the Awali River defense line. Analysts report about 1,000 to 1,500 fighters concentrated mainly along the Beirut Damascus highway between Bhamdoun and Aley, about 10 miles southeast of Beirut.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Awali River
Beirut- Damascus
Bhamdoun
Aley
Beirut
Kremlin Put On Notice As Reagan Backed By Congress
President Reagan declares the Kremlin on notice after the Soviet shoot down of Korean Air Lines Flight 007. The Senate approved a joint resolution 95-0 following the House’s 416-0 vote, expressing united American condemnation.
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Washington
Congress
Reagan
Soviet Union
Korean Air Lines
Kremlin
Senate
House
U S Considers Action Over Afghan Diplomatic Expulsions
In Washington the United States weighs possible retaliation after Afghanistan expelled two American diplomats Hugh Turner and Rob Blackburn amid espionage charges rejected as baseless. The State Department summoned Afghan officials to protest the expulsions and the spy claims.
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Washington
United States
Afghanistan
State Department
Hugh Turner
Rob Blackburn
Berkeley biochemist cautions on natural pesticides in foods
Bruce Ames of UC Berkeley says foods contain natural pesticides some cancer causing and burning or barbecuing raises hazard. He notes natural pesticides may be far more ingested than man made ones and even raw items like tomatoes mushrooms and alfalfa sprouts can cause genetic damage or cancer.
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Berkeley
Calif
Bruce Ames
Biochemistry
University of California
Research Discovery Boosts Breast Feeding Arguments
Scientists at the University of California Medical Center San Diego report that human milk kills Giardia lamblia and Entamoeba histolytica in lab tests. The finding supports breastfeeding as a preventive measure against waterborne digestive infections, unlike cow or goat milk.
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Washington
University of California Medical Center
San Diego
United States
Science Magazine
Frances D. Gillin
Ms. Gillin
David S. Reiner
Chi-Sun Wang
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Oklahoma City
Yom Kippur Observances Led by Rabbi Daum in Aiken
Rabbi Robert Daum 26 will lead daylong Yom Kippur services at Adas Yeshurun Synagogue Greenville Street and Barnwell Avenue starting 10 a.m. tomorrow. The Tufts graduate and Hebrew Union College student discusses fasting prayer study and the war’s impact while noting the era's religious renaissance blurring Orthodox Reform and Conservative lines.
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Robert Daum
Israel
Jerusalem
Adas Yeshurun
Greenville Street
Barnwell Avenue
Daum
Mideast
Syria
Lebanon
Berlin Wall
Danbury, Conn
Tufts University
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
New York City
Isaac
Tabernacle
Aiken
Compromise Pending On Remap of Senate
A six member House Senate conference committee returns to drawing boards to seek a compromise reapportionment plan. Matthews proposes a 56 percent Black district in Calhoun Orangeburg and nine majority Black districts while Gressette notes health and possible retirement. The panel may call a special session if agreement is reached ahead of March filing for Senate seats.
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John Matthews
D-Orangeburg
S.C. Senate
House-Senate
Columbia
Robert Sheheen
D-Kershaw
Palmer Freeman
Dyork
Senate
House
Marion Gressette
Matthews
Calhoun-Orangeburg
Gressette
Chester
Fairfield
York County
Cherokee County
State Senate
D-York
John Martin
Dfairfield
Pee Dee
Tom Smith
Florence
Smith
Frank Gilbert
D-Florence
Bob Sheheen
Ex Postman Declared Competent for Trial in Johnston Case
A former Johnston mailman, P B Smith, 55, charged with murder of the postmaster and three counts of assault, has been declared competent to stand trial after psychiatric evaluation at the State Hospital in Columbia. He is detained at Perry Correctional Institution. bond was denied. a magistrate will decide on grand jury action.
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Johnston
State Hospital
Columbia
P.B. Smith
Donald Myers
Smith
George Timmerman Jr
Perry Correctional Institution
Greenville County
Myers
Edgefield
Charles Waldrop
Robert Carroll
Evangelist Ken Carter and family convicted in July 4 assault
A Union County jury took five hours to convict evangelist Ken Carter and five family members on assault charges for a July 4 beating of 17 year old Scott Greene in a Jonesville grocery store parking lot. Local appeal centered on their public image as a Greenville TV singing group.
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Greenville
Scott Greene
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions classified ads and ideas at 648 2311 and 649 1555 and states offices at 124 Rutland Drive open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday along with local emergency and public safety numbers.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Emergency Numbers. Aiken Standard Service
Emergency numbers provided as a public service by the Aiken Standard list essential contacts for police fire medical aid and municipal services. The notice urges residents to keep these numbers handy and use the correct lines for emergencies or urgent assistance.
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U.S
Emily J. Hindman
Emily Hindman
Aiken Community Hospital
Aiken County
Aiken Police
Aiken Fire Crisis Line Coalition To
Jackson
Graniteville
New Ellenton
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Wagener
Salley
Salley Police
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