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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1986

Page

2

Valley violence ends in teen death and mob beating

In Val Verde California a 17 year old, Gerardo Valle, was killed when David Mota 20 fired a shotgun at him during a party brawl. Mota then fired at the crowd wounding three others. Onlookers beat Mota to death with fence posts. Investigators search for connections between the fight and shooting.

Val Verde Calif Gerardo Valle Los Angeles Chris Robbins David Mota Pacoima Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital Susan Whitelock McReynold Robbins

Striking lumber union accepts latest offer in Oregon

SWEET HOME Ore AP striking lumber workers voted 2 to 1 to accept a Willamette Industries contract ending a month long walkout by 700 employees at 11 mills in Lebanon Sweet Home and two in Dallas. An IWA vote for 450 workers followed, results not disclosed. Verle Steele LPIW spokesman cited the 2 to 1 margin and declined to discuss pact details.

Sweet Home, Ore Willamette Industries Inc Lumber, Production and Industrial Workers Union Lebanon Sweet Home Dallas International Woodworkers of America IWA Verle Steele LPIW

Elderly pickpocket uses hugs to steal in Los Angeles

Police hunt a woman about 40 years old who distracts elderly men with a friendly hug and steals watches and wallets. Detectives say at least a dozen thefts in four months target men in their 70s and 80s, with some attacks involving a second woman driving the getaway car.

Los Angeles Jim Bryan Pete Waack Bryan

New Zealand Sets Sanctions on South Africa by Dec 1

Prime Minister David Lange announced new sanctions targeting South Africa covering agriculture tourism and travel to protest apartheid. The measures include ending Air New Zealand contracts with South African Airways and halting various agricultural imports. Six Commonwealth nations backed the step in London.

Wellington New Zealand David Lange South Africa Commonwealth Lange Air New Zealand South African Airways Commonwealth Nations London Zealand The Association of Britain

Liars Contest Draws Oregon Heritage Festival Crowds

Albany police chief Darrel Pepper played the audience for laughs with a burro tale in the liars contest at Oregon State University. Winners included Chuck Ayleworth for hunting and fishing, Hamdy Karim for adventure stories, and Prafulla Mishra who won open and grand prizes with a tale of soul migration.

Pepper Chuck Ayleworth Oregon Hamdy Karim Prafulla Mishra Bombay India

Giant 16 by 16 Foot Pizza Sells for Charity in Alexandria

A 16 by 16 foot pizza weighing about 650 pounds was baked for the Alexandria Muscular Dystrophy Association fundraiser. Deborah Shelton of Dallas visited the event along with Shane Clark, the 1986 MD poster child, who challenged himself to finish a slice but did not. Each slice sold for $1 to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Alexandria Alexandria All Deborah Shelton Mandy Winger Dallas Shane Clark

History Buff Pays Tribute To Outdoor Privy

George Borum of Southern Illinois collects outdoor outhouses and built hundreds of scale models. He sold most of his collection to Daniel Boone Village in Hillsboro, North Carolina, packing them in 50 boxes while planning to build hundreds more after parting with his stock.

Centralia Ill George Borum Illinois Borum Daniel Boone Village Hillsboro N.C

Talks Break Off After Israeli Soviet Talks In Helsinki

Officials report the first official Soviet Israeli talks in 19 years ended after 90 minutes in Helsinki with agreement to continue contacts. The Israelis pressed for freer Jewish emigration while the Soviets and Finnish hosts described an orderly meeting with no anger.

Helsinki Finland Associated Press Tel Aviv Kremlin

USDA TEAP aims to boost U S farm exports overseas

Private commodity groups promote farm products with USDA funding under TEAP. TEAP targets markets, funding over 110 million yearly through 1988 and 325 million in the following years. Projects include wheat in Colombia and flour demonstrations, apples to UK and Asia, and wood products to the United Kingdom.

Washington Congress U.S Agriculture Department USDA Department Foreign Agricultural Service Colombia Washington State United Kingdom Taiwan Malaysia Hong Kong Norway Saudi Arabia Scandinavia Arabian Peninsula India

Violence erupts at rap concert injuring 24 in Long Beach

At the Long Beach Arena a surge of fights and stabbings during a Run DMC concert left at least 24 injured. Police stormed the venue to restore order as crowds dispersed and multiple hospitals treated victims.

Long Beach Calif Run Dmc Janie Flores Long Beach Arena Michael Monte Whodini LL Kool J Craig Beck Sue McCants St. Mary Medical Center Tom McCullough Memorial Medical Center Bob Platt Platt Security

Undeclared Gasoline Price War Predicts Decline at Pump

Los Angeles reports an undeclared price war among crude producers and refiners may push gasoline prices lower in weeks. Analyst Jan Lundberg notes risks to long term competition and potential consolidation as refineries boost imports and overproduce to gain market share.

Los Angeles Jan Lundberg Lundberg U.S Dan United States

Aiken Standard Classified and Contact Info

Subscriptions and classified ads can be arranged by calling 649 5316 and 649 1555. News tips and features directed to 648 2311. Display ads handled at 648 2311. Office hours 5 30 pm 7 pm weekdays and 8 am 10 30 am Sunday. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken, S.C

Emergency Numbers Provided by The Aiken Standard

Emergency numbers service provided by The Aiken Standard from Aiken Communications Inc. The paper, established in 1867, is published weekday afternoons and Sunday in Aiken South Carolina.

Aiken Standard Aiken Communications Inc P.O Rutland Drive Aiken S.C Aiken, S.C

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