Soviet test site tour aims to show compliance with moratorium
A group of Soviet and foreign reporters toured the Semipalatinsk test site in Kazakhstan to illustrate secrecy and compliance with Moscow's unilateral nuclear test moratorium declared in August 1985. Officials stressed the Americans must join the ban while noting continued U.S. testing for weapon efficiency.
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Gegelen Hills
Kazakhstan
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Yuri V. Lebedev
Lebedev
Kremlin
United States
Moscow
Semipalatinsk
China
Irtysh River
Hiroshima
Japan
Arkady D. Ilyenko
Ilyenko
U.S
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Scien
Nevada
Foreign Ministry
David Chavez
University of Nevada At Reno
Carolina and Indiana farmers foster hay aid network
Two South Carolina farmers and wives visited a Delaware County farm to thank Indiana volunteers who sent 115 tons of hay in July to drought hit Carolina. About 125 Noble County residents will bus to Shelby North Carolina for a weekend event honoring the hay lift and to discuss further shipments.
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Indianapolis
Carolina
Indiana
South Carolina
Delaware County
Noble County
Shelby
N.C
Thomas
Jane Herlong
Johnston
S.C
William and
Anne Bell
Ward
Uncie
Hoosier
Muncie
Marsh
Yorktown
Albion
Charlotte
Ryder
Cleveland County
North Carolina
Fugitive Jackson pursued across multiple states after deadly shootout
Police chased Jackson from Indiana to Missouri amid a crime spree ending in Wright City. Blood on a car steering wheel and shell fragments tied him to the scene. vultures circled wooded areas as officers searched for the wounded fugitive who vowed not to be taken alive.
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Wright City
Jackson
Lee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate debates drug war provisions in defense bill
The Senate considered a death penalty amendment for large scale drug sales and debated using military forces to combat drug smugglers. Sen Mack Mattingly's proposal was killed then withdrawn amid filibuster concerns. The chamber also backed a three month deadline for the defense secretary to outline military actions aiding civilian anti-drug efforts.
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Senate
House
Mack Mattingly
R-Ga
Mattingly
Secretary of Defense
Congress
U.S
Adult Education Classes Available Year Round
Adult education centers in the Aiken County School District welcome enrollments any day classes are held. Daytime sessions run at Langley-Bath-Clearwater School in Langley on Tue Thu from 9 11 a.m. and at 760 North Laurens Street in Aiken on Mon Thu from 9 a.m. to noon. Evening classes meet Tue Thu 6 10 p.m. at Aiken High Midland Valley High North Augusta High Silver Bluff High and Wagener Valley High offering basic education GED prep and diploma refreshers.
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Aiken County
Langley-Bath-Clearwater School
Langley
North Laurens Street
Aiken
Aiken High
Midland Valley High
North Augusta
Silver Bluff High
Wagener-Valley High
Reagan backs mandatory federal worker drug testing plan
Both houses draft anti-drug bills pushing interdiction eradication and tougher penalties. Proposals target possession and sales, outlaw designer drugs, and curb money laundering by dealers. Reagan backs a broader package including mandatory federal employee testing.
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Ing
House
Senate
Reagan
Warm Southeast forecast and cooler Great Lakes regions
Weather forecast shows warm temperatures in the Southeast tomorrow with sunny skies, while the upper Great Lakes and northern Plains expect cooler conditions. Tonight remains mild with upper 60s, and tomorrow highs reach the low 90s in some areas.
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Southeast
Upper
Great Lakes
Northern Plains
Midlands
Sixth Annual Oktoberfest at USC Aiken on Satcher Field
Tables for eight with eight dinners and four beverages cost 110 dollars while individual tickets run eight dollars fifty for general admission and five fifty for students. The Gootman Sauerkraut Band from Charlotte performs from seven to eleven p.m. on October 1986 kickoff of USCA’s 25th Anniversary events.
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J.H. Satcher
USC Aiken
Charlotte
N.C
Etherredge Center
USCA
Pentagon cites ignorance and infighting hampering terrorism response
A Pentagon study warns that bureaucratic fighting and misreading unconventional warfare leave the United States unprepared for terrorism and guerrilla conflicts. The Army Air Force joint team notes low intensity conflicts are murky and threaten missteps and inaction. A copy was provided to the Associated Press.
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Washington
United States
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
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Farmers Exchange Visits
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Missouri
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Alfonso D’amato
R-N.y
Sam Nunn
Dga
Navy
Bradberry
Ytoke
Tue
Associated Deace
DR. Lee Roberson
Highland Park Baptist Church
Tennessee
Temple University
Chattanooga
New Testament Baptist Church
National Guard Armory
Graniteville
Pastor Matt Kimak
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