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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1986

Page

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Senate panel wary of教育 minimums for teachers

A Columbia AP brief reports a Senate Finance subcommittee worries the public might think minimum requirements for public school teachers in the state are eroded. The concern arises as 900 teachers lose their jobs July 1 for failing one of four minimum proficiency standards in the 1984 Education Improvement Act reform package.

Columbia Senate

McDonald's Switches to Coca Cola Classic in U S

In a U S move McDonald s Corp says Coca Cola Classic returns at about 7000 McDonald s outlets as consumers favor the classic formula. Spokesman Charles Rubner cites consumer preference and vows to align with tastes across the United States.

Chicago McDonald's United States McDonald’s McDonald's Corp Charles Rubner

Duffy to Return as Bobby Ewing in Dallas Finale

Patrick Duffy confirmed to return as Bobby Ewing in Dallas for the current season finale and next season. Lorimar-Telepictures president Lee Rich announced the resurrection in the May 16 episode, ending rumors fueled by supermarket tabloids.

New York Patrick Duffy Bobby Ewing Dallas Duffy Lee Rich Lorimar-Telepictures

Masters Week Forecast Turns Cool With Light Frost Tonight

Weather for the Masters calls for scattered light frost tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Friday will bring highs near 70 with 5 to 10 mph winds. Tomorrow through Saturday appears fair and cool with highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s and lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. A chance of scattered rain returns Sunday and Monday. more details on Page 14A.

Local Names Indexed For Page 14A Details

The snippet lists several individuals including Ava C Peterson Aiken Carolyn 8 Spivey North Augusta Lonnie Daniels Martin Charles S Dunbar Beech Island Amelia Palmore Graniteville Arthur J Brandt Jr Aiken William L Young Aiken Durward R Givens Williston Reader is directed to see details on Page 14A for the full item.

Ava C. Peterson Aiken Carolyn Spivey North Augusta Lonnie Daniels Martin Charles S. Dunbar Beech Island Amelia Palmore Graniteville Arthur J. Brandt Jr William L. Young Durward R. Givens Williston

Carriers Stand By Near Libya Amid Military Tension

The Navy has one carrier at sea in the Mediterranean and another on standby as officials prepare for possible U S strikes against Libya. Coral Sea departs Malaga area while America sails from Livorno and may head for Cannes. No formal orders yet, but options are kept open. President Reagan says he will act after gathering evidence on attacks linked to Khadafy’s regime.

Washington Mediterranean Reagan Libya Coral Sea Malaga Aidin United Miltary Spanish Coast Guard Pentagon Maj Larry Sceagle Teeagle America Livorno Italy Cannes France Administration United States Europe Moazamar Khadafy TWA Greece West Berlin

Challenger crew likely died as shuttle broke apart

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Challenger's crew cabin remained intact until it hit the ocean but the seven astronauts probably died instantly when the shuttle began breaking up. A safety investigator said the nose section stayed whole then shattered on impact. The NASA and NTSB teams prepare preliminary reports as debris recovery continues.

Cape Canaveral Fla Challenger Terry Armentrout National Transportation Safety Board Bureau

USCA Nearer To Obtaining Building Funds

USCA will gain an $8 million science building if the state House approves the bond bill and the Senate and governor sign. Groundbreaking could come as early as this summer with completion in about two years. Spokesman Mark Kelly says the facility would attract industry and support chemistry programs. Representative Tom Woodruff notes district benefits despite debt concerns.

USC Aiken State House of Representatives Senate Mark Kelly USCA Kelly Tom G. Woodruff D-Aiken Woodruff Aiken

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Augusta National m@GOLF CLUB Masters Augusta U.S Abby Psdcia Ati By Phil Jones Kennedy Middle School Tim Shuttle National Aeronautics and Space Administration The Safety Board Armentrout
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