Two Naples men arrested in 9 year old kidnapping case
In Naples Florida two men Richard Sais 29 of Bonita Springs and Edward OBrien 38 of Naples were booked on kidnapping charges after Amanda Mueller 9 was found unharmed crouching in a brush filled cardboard box near town. FBI Miami agent William Wells praised the girl's bravery. The kidnapping occurred Tuesday and authorities had not disclosed details until her discovery Saturday at about 815 am.
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Naples
Fla
FBI
Amanda Mueller
Mueller’s
Egg Noodles Co
Sheriff’s
William Wells
Miami
Naples Area
Richard Sais
Bonita Springs
Edward O’brien
Collier County
Acey Edgeman
Sheriff’s Office
Soweto shooting sparks anger as youths clash with police
In Soweto, 24 year old woman killed by white police while attempting to halt car stones. Government said details scarce. Separate reports cover Karpov Kasparov chess rematch with Karpov winning and shrinking margin, Belfast court dismissing assault charges against Tony Doherty due to potato allergy.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Kobie Coetzee
National Party
Bureau For Information
Dube
Leningrad
U.S.S
Kasparov
Karpov
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Tony Doherty
Peter Gibson
Belfast Crown Court
Doherty
Manchester
England
Pope John Paul II cites Chernobyl as call for conscience in science
In Castel Gandolfo, Pope John Paul II told physicists that Chernobyl highlights the need for higher care in technology use. He praised science’s achievements but warned progress brings risk and warned against peaceful nuclear energy dangers without clear conscience.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
John Paul II
Chernobyl
Hiroshima
John Paul
Chernoby
Soviet Union
Japanese Develop Solar Powered Car
Sanyo Electric Co. in Tokyo unveiled a solar powered vehicle. Shoichi Nakano said the car is 6 feet 9 inches long and weighs 132 pounds. It runs about 22 miles on six hours of sun charge with a top speed of 14.8 mph. Development cost was about 32700 dollars and no mass production plans were announced.
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Tokyo
Sanyo Electric Co
Company Research Center
Shoichi Nakano
Nakano
Senate Approves 13.3 Billion Deficit Reduction Bill
The Senate approved an election year budget plan saving 13.3 billion dollars for fiscal 1987 with no tax increases and no domestic cuts. The vote was 88-7, critics said it relied on accounting tricks rather than real cuts, and 80-15 lifted the Gramm Rudman threat while keeping option to reconsider if the House fails to act.
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Washington
Senate
Senators
Gramm-Rudman
House
Peace Corps 25th Anniversary Reflections From Founder
Sargent Shriver recalled battles over the agency name during the Peace Corps 25th anniversary event attended by about 3000 returned volunteers in a white tent on the Mall near the Smithsonian. He noted conservatives opposed peace and leftists disliked corps before he chose the combined name.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Agency For Overseas Voluntary Services
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Smithsonian Institution
Corps
Brazilian Commuter Plane Crash Kills Four Americans
A Brasilia commuter plane bound for Florida crashed near Sao Jose dos Campos in southern Brazil, killing five crew aboard including four American Atlantic Southeast Airlines employees and one Brazilian Embraer representative. Dense clouds may have contributed. wreckage found and bodies returned to field.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Florida
Mario Vinagre
Embraer
Brasilia
Sao Jose Dos Campos
Euclides Silva
Vinagre
Crime Victim's Fund Could Become Separate Agency
A governor's task force urged creating a distinct state agency for the Crime Victim's Fund and boosting aid to more victims. The fund, aiding medical bills for crime victims, is now run under the State Worker's Compensation Fund, with solvency and management concerns cited by the Legislative Audit Council.
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Columbia
General Assembly
State
Legislative Audit Council
LAC
SAC
Trade Conference Delegates Approve Far Reaching Agenda
Delegates from 92 nations at Punta del Este approved the broad liberalization agenda for GATT talks. They agreed to discusses reductions in agricultural subsidies, investment restrictions, and trade in services, while drafting a code on intellectual property rights. The talks set to begin late this year or early next year in Geneva are expected to last at least four years.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
U.S
Clayton Yeutter
Atlantic Coast
GATT
Yeutter
Geneva
Emergency Numbers Service Note from Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers as a community service. Published by Aiken Communications Inc with mailing address P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
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Aiken Standard — Pbm
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