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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1987
Page
1
Handwriting expert Charles Hamilton analyzes Lt. Col. Oliver North 1986 appointment letters and labels him emotionally disturbed anti social and a cold egomaniac. He says North writes with sterile style and treats sex as on off like a faucet.
In Nuuk Greenland doctors warn that Eskimos featured in U S fish oil ads should limit whale blubber seal and other marine mammal meat. While fish oil may aid circulation, high toxic mercury in northern marine mammals poses health risks and strokes and arthritis are common among long kayak years.
Skies will be fair tonight with a 20 percent chance of evening thundershowers and a low in the low 70s. Most sunny skies are forecast tomorrow with a 20 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers and a high in the upper 90s. Details on Page 5A.
Deaths listed William D. Brunson Camden Everett H Carter Mary Dotson Augusta Billy Gene Gartman Emma Holt Jewell Riano Geroge C Sanders Frank B Tisdale Please see details on Page 6A.
A packed North Augusta Planning Commission hearing opposed a 30 acre commercial annexation on Martintown Road owned by the Adele McKie Foundation. Koehler Properties seeks to build a 33 000 square foot center on 7.5 acres with an option to expand to 55 000 square feet, while preserving residential character and buffers.
In Geneva the United States offered simplified verification for the intermediate range forces treaty while keeping on site inspection. West Germany’s Helmut Kohl tied his consent to a complete worldwide removal timetable and warned against modernizing Pershing 1A missiles. The United States argued INF talks now cover an entire class of missiles and infrastructure, reducing need for suspect-site access and perimeter monitoring.
South Carolina moves to replace aging buses with 1 000 diesel models under a five year lease purchase. Education officials say funding gaps require leasing, with 22 percent of buses over 100 000 miles. Campbell emphasizes safety as a priority while considering 16 and 17 year old drivers.
A simulated felony DUI case in Columbia showcased cameras in court for state Supreme Court deliberations. Chief Justice Julius Ness will decide if electronic devices may be allowed for a trial period as broadcasters and press advocate public access to the judiciary.
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