27 Apr 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1986
Page
1
Washington AP reports Americans gain an hour of evening daylight as clocks spring forward at 2 a.m. on Sunday except in Hawaii Arizona and parts of Indiana. The change shifts daylight to evenings for sports and cookouts while mornings will be darker until fall when clocks revert on Oct. 26.
A heat advisory tone sets in as today promises sunny skies and highs in the low 90s while tonight’s temperatures dip into the upper 50s. Readers are directed to Page 4A for full details and regional specifics.
Obituary notices summarize deaths including Mrs Lucy D Lista and Mrs Mary Miles, with names Jerry L Colvard William C Johnson Willie A Knight Russell H Boatright Johnson H Clary and Joseph D Asbill. Page 6A reference indicates full details follow.
Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger wed in a white clapboard church in Hyannis Mass greeted by hundreds of cheering fans and a Kennedy clan presence The ceremony concluded at 12 30 pm with Shriver waving to the crowd The bridal party posed on church steps before a stretch limousine departure A celebrity entourage arrived amid a six deep crowd on South Street highlighted by Andy Williams Arthur Ashe Edward M Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis among others
An influential Libyan newspaper urges a full investigation into Libya’s handling of the U S bombing raid and questions Libyan news reports of enemy losses. The piece criticizes propaganda, calls for professional reporting, and notes leadership concerns over military preparedness and resource allocation during the April 15 attack.
Italian and West German cabinet ministers discussed forming a multinational force for future terrorist emergencies as the seven major industrial democracies prepare for a Western summit in Tokyo. Reagan aims for concrete steps beyond declarations, seeking closer intelligence sharing and possible boycotts of pro terrorist states while Europe tightens Libyan ties and grapples with Arab Israeli tensions.
Mondale asserts the 1984 race gave Rev. Jesse Jackson kid glove treatment due to race and says if Jackson runs in 1988 he should be treated like other candidates. He recalls frustration over strategy for black voters and notes Bush must define his positions if he seeks the presidency.
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