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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1987

Page

2

ABC jumped gun on Donna Rice Hart TV movie claim

Donna Rice manager denies any signed deal with ABC for a made for television account of her relationship with Gary Hart. ABC executive Ted Harbert says oral agreement exists and papers will be signed soon. Rice’s side says confidentiality would be preserved and the film would not expose whether they slept together.

Los Angeles Donna Rice ABC Gary Hart Ted Harbert Tricia Erickson Harbert Ms. Rice Hart Ms. Erickson Network Donna Barbara Walters

Plane Collision Over Mojave Desert Leaves 11 Safe

A DeHavilland DHC4 commuter airliner clipped by a Cessna 172 near Fox Field Lancaster causes no injuries as both crews manage safe landings. The incident follows two earlier Los Angeles area small plane crashes with minor ground injuries. The Trans World Express flight remained unscathed after the midair contact 5800 feet above Antelope Valley.

Lancaster Calif Mojave Desert Los Angeles Antelope Valley Trans World Express

House panel backs collision warning devices for airliners

The House Public Works and Transportation Committee approved a bill requiring de vices to warn pilots of potential collisions on planes capable of carrying more than 30 passengers. The measure also calls for altitude signaling instruments for aircraft operating in major urban air spaces to relay data to ground stations and other pilots.

Washington House House Public Works and Transportation Committee

Atlas-Centaur Rocket Failure Cited In Fuel Tank Flaw

NASA officials tell a House subcommittee the Cape Canaveral Atlas Centaur failure stemmed from a light cord on a re moved work platform. The $78 million rocket may be delayed up to a year awaiting launch rescues and a separate March 26 lightning incident prompted ongoing scrutiny of launch rules and judgment during severe weather.

Washington NASA Cape Canaveral Fla National Aeronautics and Space Administration Space Science

Florio Presses CPSC on Disposable Lighters Dangers

Rep. James J. Florio says the Consumer Product Safety Commission has not yet set formal standards for disposable lighters. He cites about 200 deaths annually and urges child proofing flame control and automatic fuel shutoff. CPSC chair Terrence Scanlon notes ongoing work since 1985.

Washington James J. Florio D-N.j Consumer Product Safety Commission United States Florio House Energy and Commerce CPSC Terrence Scanlon

CIA report shows Contra inquiry skipped key questions

A declassified CIA investigation released by Rep. AuCoin says agents did not press Contra fighters for specifics on how American volunteer Benjamin Linder died in Nicaragua on April 28. Linder’s death is disputed with Sandinistas saying he was unarmed and killed, while Contras claim he was armed during fighting. Linder, 27, from Portland, Oregon, was an engineer on a hydroelectric dam project. FTC charges Norelco with misleading acts

Washington CIA Nicaragua Les AuCoin Core Benjamin Linder Portland Ore Linder

Iran says it will launch first submarine this week

Iran announces it will deploy its first submarine during three day war games named Martyrdom. IRNA quotes Revolutionary Guards commander Mohsen Rezaei as saying missiles are ready if provoked in the Persian Gulf. The drills aim to bolster defenses against U S and other powers amid regional tensions.

Iran Manama Bahrain Tehran Persian Gulf Mohzen Rezaie Revolutionary Guards Iraq Rezaei U.S Mecca IRNA Strait of Hormuz Gulf Washington Defense Department Robert Sims United States

Diplomatic Immunity Abuses Scrutinized

Washington reports detail a 1982 shooting involving the Brazilian ambassador's son and the use of diplomatic immunity to drop charges. The piece notes State Department reliance on immunity, Senate hearings, and proposed limits, with cited incidents in New York and Washington involving foreign diplomats and relatives.

Washington Kenny Skeen Skeen Antonio da Silveira State Department da Silveira Chuck Ashman Selna Roosevelt Sheen Reagan Brazil Roosevelt Senate Foreign Relations Jesse Helms R-N.c U.S New York City Margaret Curry Queens Ms. Curry Shah Mohammad Dost Afghanistan United Nations

Court Orders NRC to Drop Cost in Nuclear Safety Rules

The U S circuit court of appeals rules the Nuclear Regulatory Commission may not use cost-benefit analysis to define adequate protection of health and safety. The court overturns a 1985 NRC rule challenged by the Union of Concerned Scientists and directs rules focused on safety without economic considerations.

Washington Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Commission Abner Mikva NRC Mikva Union of Concerned Scientists Diane Curran

Second Attempt Foiled To Break Out Pit Bull Funded Evidence

Burglars twice tried to release more than two dozen pit bulls from a Riverside pound holding them as evidence in a case. Guards say the same three men were seen Sunday and Monday nights. Humane Society director William Bellamy reported.

Riverside Calif Humane Society William Bellamy

Aiken Standard Classified Ads and Contact Details

Provides phone numbers for subscription and advertising plus office hours and address. Includes mailing details and publication slogan. States subscription rates category but no figures in readable text.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive P.O Aiken S.C

Emergency numbers and newspaper contact list

Emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard include Poison Control, South Carolina Highway Patrol, Salley Fire, Salley Police, Sheriff's Department, and a long distance line for Sheriff Fire or Ambulance. The Aiken Standard, established 1867, is published weekday afternoons and Sunday by Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken, SC.

S.C. Highway Patrol Salley Sheriff's Department Aiken Aiken Communications Inc P.O Rutland Drive S.C

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