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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1985

Page

6

Bruce Springsteen Draws Washington Crowds With Big Ticket Scalps

Bruce Springsteen electrifies Washington as 40,000 fans pack Robert F. Kennedy Stadium. A ticket listed in The Washington Post classifieds asked scam artists and collectors for 2500 dollars for front row access as the Boss headlines the capital.

Washington Bruce Springsteen Springsteen Frank Sinatra Boston College Doug Flutie Michael Jackson Rose Garden Hammonton New Jersey Reagan America Robert F. Kennedy Stadium Washington Post Front Row

Bank bailout could cost more than forecast says study

A House Banking subcommittee inquiry says the Continental Illinois National Bank rescue may exceed the CBO estimate of 3.8 billion dollars. It warns a too big to fail policy may push investors toward larger banks and deter funding for smaller community banks. The 1984 probe led by Rep. Fernand J. St Germain reviewed FDIC actions in Continental’s crisis.

Washington Continental Illinois National Bank Congressional Budget Office House Banking Subcommittee FDIC House Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs Committee Rep Fernand J.st Germain D-R.i Continental Subcommittee On Financial Institutions

Remembering Hiroshima and the Call for Peace

A reflective sermon argues Hiroshima was civilian bombing and terror. It urges recognizing the sin to prevent repetition and commits to peace, citing survivor accounts and the Aiken Peace Movement led by Rev. Francis X. Meehan.

Hiroshima Francis X. Meehan Aiken

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