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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1987
Page
10
Khomeini accused the United States of crimes at Mecca and vowed punishment. Meanwhile the tanker Gas Prince, escorted by U.S. warships, headed toward Hormuz after Kuwait loading. Iran and Lebanon protests surge as Saudi authorities cite rioting with deaths from trampling.
Lawmakers heard John Poindexter assert he alone authorized arms sale proceeds diversion to Contra and did not inform the president. Weinberger argued for flexible timing on covert-notice while denying a smoking gun. panels to hear four CIA officials in closed sessions before closing report.
A black Labrador named Catfish persistently chases backyard squirrels amid many trees. The animals tease him by darting up trees and laughing from above, fueling the dog’s fixation. Attempts to trick him with a stuffed decoy fail as he rejects imitation prey.
Testimony reveals North claiming Casey learned of the operation before the fact and crediting Nir or Ghorbanifar for the diversion plan. North recalls Reagan saying he did not know, while Robert Earl and Elliott Abrams offer differing views on knowledge. Shultz disputes North’s portrayal of their exchange and his firing remarks.
Islamic Jihad released a photo of captive Terry Anderson and vowed retaliation against Saudi Arabia and the United States for the Mecca pilgrimage massacre. The statement tied the Saudi rulers to American policy and claimed killings of Iranian pilgrims and hostage victims.
The heat wave entering its 17th day has caused at least 72 deaths nationwide with hundreds overcome at a Kansas baseball game and alerts issued in Alabama. Officials say little relief is in sight as a weak front could bring showers but not cooler temperatures.
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