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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1984

Page

5

Painting Scripture By Emily Hindman

Nell Ross, long time painter in Aiken, created a large Jordan River mural at Marion Street Baptist Church after three weeks of work this summer. She painted on a platform built by church members and prayed over the piece which blends biblical verses with landscape imagery. Ross teaches Sunday School at First Baptist, volunteers for Right to Read, and has 25 years of experience in a 30 year career.

Nell Ross Jordan River Marion Street Baptist Church Ross Ten Marion Street Jesus Heaven Aiken First Baptist Church Rose Hill Art Center Neil Ross River Jordan Ginny Southworth

Reagan Gifted Elephant Jagatha Dies at Zoo

A 20 month old Asiatic elephant Jagatha housed at the National Zoo died after two weeks of diarrhea and weight loss. President Reagan and First Lady expressed regrets. Gift from Sri Lankan President Jayewardene, symbol of party friendship.

Washington America Reagan National Zoo Jagatha J.R. Jayewardene Sri Lanka India Jayewardene Ernest Corea Jayatha Zoo Michael Robinson Robinson

Reagan Struggles For Blue Collar Union Votes In 1984

President Reagan seeks blue collar support as Teamsters endorse Vice President George Bush in Columbus amid questions about a local payroll probe. Mondale leads with AFL-CIO NEA and United Mine Workers backing him, while some NYC locals switch to Reagan.

Washington Reagan Teamsters Union Walter Mondale Organized Labor White House Teamsters George Bush Columbus Ohio Bush Jackie Presser Presser Cleveland Donald L. Dotson National Labor Relations Board Dotson Mondale Afl-Cio National Education Association United Mineworkers of America New York City Lane Kirkland

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