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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1986

Page

2

Reagan Likely to Propose Replacing Challenger Shuttle

President Reagan probably will urge Congress to fund a replacement space shuttle and a small satellite rocket fleet, but the plan is stalled by a dispute between budget chief James Miller and national security adviser John Poindexter over paying for the program and debris recovery.

Washington Reagan Congress Interagency White House National Aeronautics and Space Administration James Miller John Poindexter NASA

Ortega offers peace sign on June six if US halts aggression

President Daniel Ortega said he will sign a Central American peace agreement on June 6 if the United States ceases aggression against Nicaragua and issues are settled. He cited Reagan’s push to renew $100 million in aid to Nicaraguan rebels as ongoing pressure during the dispute.

Managua Nicaragua Daniel Ortega United States Ortega Reagan House of Representatives House Senate

Animal Lovers Rally Against Cow Branding in Boston

About 50 demonstrators with black X marks protested a federal plan to brand more than 1.5 million dairy cows with hot irons on the face as part of a subsidy program. Officials defend facial branding to prevent resale, while Lyng refused to rescind the order.

Boston S. Agriculture Department Agriculture Richard Lyng

Will Khadafy’s curb end terrorism claim debated

Middle East experts say focusing on Libya’s Muammar Khadafy may distract from the root cause of terrorism the Arab‑Israeli conflict. They note Iran Syria andBeirut’s Bekaa Valley matter more and warn that removing Khadafy would not end militant violence. Several say military action should be purposeful not half hearted.

Washington Middle East Libya Muammar Khadafy Reagan Khadafy Syria Bekaa Valley Bei Beirut Lebanon Robert Hunter Mideast National Security Council Robert Kupperman Georgetown University Center For Strategic and International Studies Iran Sol Linowitz Carter Kissinger Nixon Ford MacNeil Lehrer PBS Kupperman Hunter U.S Gulf of Sidra

Study Draws Bleak Picture Of Writing Skills

A federally funded NAEP report released at a national education writers convention shows 62 to 80 percent of 17-year-olds tested in 1984 demonstrated unsatisfactory writing across persuasive, informative and imaginative styles. The decade-long study, comparing 1974, 1979 and 1984 results, warns of declining proficiency despite added emphasis on writing.

Baltimore Education Writers National Assessment of Educational Progress Congress NAEP Princeton N.J

Dole Pledges Support To Textiles With Limits

Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole spoke at the American Textile Manufacturers Institute, pledging to help, but did not promise to seek quotas or override President Reagan's veto on the Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act. He aims to address the problem of cheap imports threatening 2.3 million textile workers.

Columbia Dick Riley GOP Monty Hall Bob Barker Democratic Party George Graham Graham U.S Ernest Hollings Billy Youngblood Tommy Hartnett Charleston Carroll Campbell Greenville Hartnett Palm Beach Fla Senate Bob Dole Dole Brian American Textile Manufacturers Institute Textile Industry Reagan Taiwan Hong Kong Korea

Start of Civil War remembered on Fort Sumter trip

Charleston AP report describes a 125th anniversary commemoration with 300 plus attendees aboard Spirit of Charleston. R Cary Davis wears Palmetto Light Artillery cap. comments by Jack E. Marlar emphasize Southern independence and the fort’s symbolic pull in the conflict.

Charleston Fort Sumter R. Cary Davis South Carolina Lee Columbia Charleston Harbor St. Louis Davis Jack E. Marlar Fountain Inn South Confederacy Marlar

Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours

Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions classifieds news ideas and display ads. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday with Sunday hours 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. mailing address Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and rates information forthcoming.

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