Car Bomb Injures Fourteen in Paris Near Israeli Embassy
A car bomb with Israeli diplomatic plates exploded near the Arch of Triumph in Paris injuring the two occupants and 13 others, many students from Lycee Carnot. The attack follows a summer wave of terror with several prior fatalities and assaults linked to Jewish sites and the Israeli Embassy vicinity.
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Paris
Arch of Triumph
Boulevard Malesherbes
Rue Cardinet
Lycee Carnot
Palestine Liberation Organization
Republicans Air Views During Park Picnic
Aiken County Republicans hosted a park picnic where six candidates spoke to a crowd, each paying $5 for barbecue and dialogue. Sen Norma Russell pitched a statewide role, Donnie Myers vowed tough crime policy, Joseph Earl Brown warned of rising budgets, Dr. P T Williams urged education reforms, and local candidates emphasized business experience and community growth.
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Norma Russell
Lexington
Donnie Myers
Republican Women’s Club
Phil Jones
Aiken County
County
Virginia Acres Park
Sen
Russell
Rep
Mike Daniel
S.C
Daniel
Law and Order
Myers
Joseph Earl Brown
S.C. National Guard
Brown
Adjutant General
P.T. Williams
Williams
Charles Sharpe
House of Representatives
Jimmy Brinkley
Mike Toole
Israeli Tanks Push Militia From West Beirut Amid Global Tensions
Reports say Israeli tanks crushed major Lebanese militia resistance in west Beirut defying U S calls to withdraw while Soviet diplomats accuse Israel of occupying the Soviet Embassy compound in Beirut Israel denies taking the embassy amid protests at the U S Embassy shooting incident involving a reportedly fired at U S Marine The Mourabitoun group faced a three hour bombardment as Israeli forces tightened control of the central district and Jnah Iranian Embassy building.
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Beirut
Lebanon
West Beirut
U.S
Sohoel
Tel Aviv
Washington
State Department
United States
Israel
Moscow
Tass
Corniche Mazran
Narodny Bank
Hamra Street
Jnah
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Mourabitoun
Palestine Liberation Organization
Billy Carter Returns to Georgia to Lead Marketing in Waycross
Billy Carter, brother of the former president, will become director of marketing for Scott Housing Systems Inc. in Waycross, Georgia. He leaves Tidwell Industries of Haleyville, Alabama, where he has served as a public relations spokesman since June 1981. The move follows his long‑standing plan to return south, with Carter relocating his family from Haleyville to Waycross for the new role.
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Waycross
Billy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Tidwell Industries
Haleyville
Ala
Scott Housing Systems Inc
Sam Scott
Billy
Scott
Trenton James
Jimmy Carter
Buena Vista
Plains
Paul Kinsella Comments on Fifty Plus Club Attention Span
Paul Kinsella notes members of the Fifty Plus Club are highly attentive but forgetful after public safety presentation, saying they won’t remember beyond twenty minutes. The remark highlights the challenge of information retention among senior audiences.
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Paul Kinsella
Inside Today Crack af Shot See Page Five A
Brief item notes a dramatic photograph labeled Inside Today with a crack at the shot. Readers are directed to page five A for the full image and details.
Council Probing SRP Plan
The South Carolina Coastal Council reviews federal plans to flush radioactive water from the Savannah River Plant into the Savannah River. The DOE plans to restart a 28 year old reactor prompting a flushing of an old dumping area. Coastal Council staff and Chairman James Waddell express concern while residents rely on the river for drinking water.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Jack Smith
DOE
Council
Coastal Council
Sen
James Waddell
Beaufort
Jasper
Port Wentworth
Savannah River
Historic Joye Cottage set for restoration if variance approved
Aiken zoning board may grant a usage variance Tuesday to permit Joye Cottage renovations. Owners Robert Lennon Todd Cole and Allison Wade plan to restore the National Register property with reduced alterations, donate exterior walls as a facade easement, and use the home as a winter retreat with guest access for cultural activities. Restoration is projected to finish next year with tax credits offsetting costs.
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City
Wade
Aiken
Lennon
Artransport, Inc
Cole
C.lt. Financial Corporation
Kilpatrick & Cody
Washington
London
Joye Cottage
Historic Aiken Foundation
City Zoning Board of Adjustments
Easy Street
First Avenue