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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1986

Page

2

Perkins as potential ambassador to South Africa

The Reagan administration weighs Edward J. Perkins 58, current U S ambassador to Liberia, for Pretoria posting replacing Herman Nickel. Initial pick Robert J Brown withdrew amid questions about his business dealings.

Santa Barbara Calif U.S South Africa Edward J. Perkins Liberia Perkins Herman W. Nickel Pretoria North Carolina Robert J. Brown

Federal Workers To Get 2 Percent More

About 1.4 million federal employees will receive at least a 2 percent pay raise on January 1 as their first increase in two years. Congress may add a bit more, though the amount remains far below the earlier federal government promise. White-collar civilian salaries are linked to the 1970 Pay Comparability Act, a system weakened by recent budget-cutting and deficit pressures.

Washington Congress

Man Bites Dog in $100 Bet at Massachusetts Shop

In Hingham Massachusetts Warren Curtiss 23 of Weymouth is charged with maiming an animal after biting off part of Fritz a German shepherd guard dog owned by John Thomas owner of Thomas Auto Body Shop and sparking a police investigation Stephen Ricketts a coworker said the bet was offered by Thomas and Curtiss carried it out despite initial doubt from staff.

Hingham Mass Warren Curtiss Weymouth Stephen Ricketts Curtiss Thomas Auto Body Shop John Thomas Fritz Thomas Glenn Shaw Shaw

Dyslexic teacher fired after two failed tests

Burleson Texas the former Hughes Middle School instructor David Chapline once honored as outstanding teacher was dismissed after failing the statewide competency exam twice. TEA officials said a dyslexia specialist re graded his paper noting the second failure. Chapline had received a 1500 bonus last year for his work.

Burleson Texas David Chapline Hughes Middle School Texas Education Agency Chapman

Soviets Plan Limited Afghanistan Withdrawal This Fall

Moscow officials say 8000 Soviet troops will begin a limited withdrawal from Afghanistan this fall. Valentin Falin of Novosti indicated more cuts could follow but did not provide a timetable.

Moscow Soviet Union Afghanistan Valentin Falin Novosti

TV News Show Lineup for Sunday's News Programs

A roundup of guests for Sunday television shows. This Week features Donald Engen Alfred Kahn Frank Borman and Morton Beyer. Face the Nation includes John Glenn Paul Willging Elaine Brody and Dr. Robert Butler. Meet the Press invites Derek Bok David Gardner and S Frederick Starr. 60 Minutes repeats profile Ruben Blades and a lie detector segment.

ABC David Brinkley Federal Aviation Administration Donald Engen Alfred Kahn Civil Aeronautics Board Frank Borman Eastern Airlines Morton Beyer CBS Face the Nation John Glenn Ohio Paul Willging American Health Care Association Elaine Brody Philadelphia Geriatrics Center Robert Butler Department of Geriatrics Mount Sinai Medical Center NBC Meet the Press Derek C. Bok Harvard David P. Gardner University of California System S. Frederick Starr Oberlin College 60 Minutes Ruben Blades

DoD revolving door study finds former Pentagon staff move to defense contractors

GAO briefing to Congress shows 20 percent of 1983 84 Pentagon leavers work on same projects they oversaw 45 percent must communicate with former colleagues 26 percent could affect their employer's work. 90 percent see benefits for DoD from private sector jobs but 36 percent want conflict of interest limits. Rep Sikorski calls revolving door wider than expected. GAO notes only statistical survey results.

Washington Pentagon Defense Defense Department Department of Defense Congress General Accounting Office Dod Gerry Sikorski Dminn GAO

Descendents of Slaves Gather at Somerset Place Homecoming

More than 1,000 descendants of slaves from across the United States gathered at Somerset Place in Creswell North Carolina a historic site once a vast plantation. Attendees learned about their ancestry from Dorothy Spruill Regford who organized the event and toured remaining site remnants while reconnecting with family roots.

Creswell N.C Collinses Honeybleans Somerset Place Samuel Honabley Sykesville Somerset Canal Lake Phelps Scappernong River Maurice Johnson Washington Dorothy Spruill Regford Portsmouth Johnson Virginia Beach Elizabeth City

Football Fight Turns Violent At Sunbury High Scene

Police say about 20 football fans clashed near Sunbury Pennsylvania injuring four, including a 14 year old girl critically. A 22 year old man was charged with stabbing the girl in the back during the brawl.

Sunbury Thomas Garlock

Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours

The Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions, classifieds and news tips, plus display ads. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive open 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and hours 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. weekdays. Mailing address is Box 456, Aiken SC 29802.

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

Emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard lists emergency numbers for North Augusta Fire and Police as part of a public service. The paper notes its history since 1867 and its publishing schedule, with addresses for the publication in Aiken, South Carolina.

North Augusta S.C. Highway Patrol Salley Fire Salley Volunt Wagener Wagener Police

AIDS Experts Are At Odds Over CDC Research

The Miami Herald reports discord among AIDS researchers at the CDC. Dr. James Curran denies sabotaged experiments and suppressed research while colleagues allege blocked publications and delayed findings on spermicides killing AIDS virus in lab tests. Thousands infected in the U S.

Miami National Centers For Disease Control James Curran CDC Steven McDougal Federal Institute Atlanta The Miami Herald Curran Bruce Voeller Mariposa Foundation Pasadena Calif Voeller Don Berreth

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