Bomb explodes at British Airways office in Rome
In downtown Rome a bomb exploded outside a British Airways office injuring up to ten people. Police captured a suspect said to have thrown three devices. two did not detonate. The blast hits Via Veneto near Piazza Barberini close to the American Embassy, marking the area’s second explosion in eight days. No group claimed responsibility.
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British Airways
Via Veneto
Paris
Reday
Via Bissolati
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No Negotiation Kissinger Says No Negotiation
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged no negotiation or concessions with terrorists. He called TV coverage harmful and said rescue should be government policy while noting televised hostage demands humanize kidnappers. James Hoge cited terrorism predating television.
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White House
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Washington Journalism Review
TWA
James Hoge
New York Daily News
Disease Fear Eases After Mexico Quake Report
New York AP reports authorities say unburied bodies in Mexico City pose little health risk beyond possible water contamination. CDC and PAHO officials note no major disease outbreaks expected despite typhoid and tetanus inoculations for about 5 000 evacuees and many rescue workers.
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Mexico City
Timothy Dondero
U.S
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Aninfor
Red Cross
Mexico
Condero
Claude de Ville de Goyet
Pan American Health Organization
Washington
World Health Organization
de Ville
Near Hit Ads To Growing Concern
Washington AP reports a near collision between an Eastern jet liner and a private helicopter at National Airport, underscoring aviation safety worries over rising runway incursions. Investigators plan to impound tower communications tapes to determine what occurred as the NTSB studies multiple close calls from the prior summer.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
TSB
Ira Furman
Englishman beats world champ in international Monopoly
Jason Bunn of Leeds England dethroned Greg Jacobs of Australia in Atlantic City by demanding a $700 rent on New York Avenue as Jacobs landed on the hotel. Jacobs, heavily mortgaged, was short. Earlier finalists from Austria Japan and Peru were eliminated. America's hope Jim Forbes of Winter Haven Florida fell earlier.
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N.J
New York Avenue
Jason Bunn
Leeds
England
Greg Jacobs
Australia
Bunn
Jacobs
Soviet Union Plays Day On New Arms Control Proposal
United Nations officials report Reagan administration aides hopeful Moscow will unveil new arms control ideas in Geneva during talks at the U.N. mission Shultz seeks details after meeting with Eduard Shevardnadze. Washington voices caution as Moscow reiterates proposals already offered amid 40 percent warhead cuts and Star Wars debates.
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Soviet Union
Geneva
Moscow
George P. Shultz
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
U.N
US S
Shevardnadze
Charles Redman
State Department
Vladimir Lomeiko
Washington
Senator Threatens To Stall Miller Nomination
Senator Thomas Eagleton threatens to block a Senate vote on James C. Miller III for budget director over his stance on the Justice Department affirmative action proposal. The dispute centers on Miller’s refusal to commit to government contractor minority hiring goals, delaying likely confirmation to succeed Stockman at the Office of Management and Budget.
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James Miller
Washington
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Senate
James C. Miller III
Miller
Eagleton
Reagan
David A. Stockman
Office of Management and Budget
Aiken Standard Classifieds Subscribe and Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds including 649-5316 for subscriptions 649-1555 for classified advertising and 648-2311 for news tips. Offices are at 124 Rutland Drive open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays. Mailing address Box 456 Aiken SC 29602 US. Subscriptions shown include Home Delivery Weekly monthly three months six months and twelve months with respective rates.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Emergency numbers service by Aiken Stand item
Emergency numbers service provided by Aiken Stand announces contact lines for urgent help. The notice references the Aiken Standard publication and notes its historical establishment in 1967.
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