Shiites Honor Saint With Death Vows in Lebanon
About 5,000 Shiite worshippers marched through Nabatiyeh wearing white death shrouds while pledging to kill Israelis in southern Lebanon. Some 10,000 gathered in Baalbek in the Bekaa Valley, a stronghold for radical pro Iran Shiites, to observe the remembrance of Imam al Hussein.
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Bennett Pushes English Immersion Over Bilingual Education
Education Secretary William J. Bennett called the bilingual education program a failure and urged more schools to offer intensive English classes. He said districts should choose effective methods, asserting too much time and resources were spent teaching in Spanish and other languages. The policy shift was announced in New York City before the Association for a Better New York.
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Geologists Predict Energy Shock Repeat
U S Geological Survey geologists warn that despite ample world oil for decades the Middle East holds a large share of reserves. They estimate 860 billion barrels remain undiscovered worldwide, with 120 billion in the Middle East and about 360 billion already known there, signaling potential regaining of supply and price power by Arab states.
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Heterosexual AIDS Moves To Reality
Washington AP Harvard Medical School researcher Dr. William A. Haseltine testified at a Senate hearing that Army findings show 5 percent of US soldiers in Berlin seeking general treatment carried AIDS. He said infections likely occurred via local prostitutes with 20 to 50 percent of prostitutes tested infected.
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DuSable High School family clinic gains tentative OK
Chicago school board approved a conditional plan for aDuSable High School family planning clinic amid protests from right to life groups. Officials say the site helps address teen pregnancy, noting the high rate at the campus.
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Shultz and Shevardnadze Hold Freesmooth Talks at UN
Secretary of State Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze met four hours at the UN in New York. They praised the atmosphere but said they did not reach any agreement on arms control items ahead of the Geneva summit. Shevardnadze will meet Reagan at the White House Friday, with no clear new proposal disclosed.
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Mexico Disaster May Tilt U S Earthquake Insurance Rates
The 1985 Mexico earthquakes add to a record year for U S natural disaster losses, prompting insurers and reinsurers to reassess quake risk. Industry officials cite $1.4 billion in early 1985 claims and Lloyds List estimates of about $3 billion in Mexico City damage, with California carrying most U S earthquake coverage through State Farm. Seismologists warn of a major San Andreas quake in 30 to 50 years, while premiums rise as reinsurance tightens.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Office Details
The notice lists subscription and advertising contact numbers for the Aiken Standard and provides office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. It also gives the mailing address at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802.
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Emergency Numbers Provided as Public Service in Aiken
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Infants Saved From Rubble Spark Hopes Of Survivors
In Mexico City three infant girls were rescued from the Juarez Hospital ruins as a major earthquake toll nears 4,596 dead. Officials warn time is running out while President de la Madrid reviews building codes and 417 buildings face razing.
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