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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1988

Page

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Students Enjoy Gregg-Graniteville Concert by Augusta Symphony

Fifth grade students from Aiken and Edgefield counties attended two morning performances at USC Aiken Etherredge Center. Conducted by Harry Jacobs, the program featured Prokofieff Peter and the Wolf and other classics as part of the Symphony in the Schools effort to bring accessible classical music to area children.

Gregg-Graniteville Augusta Symphony Orchestra USC Aiken Etherredge Aiken North Aiken Warrenville Greendale Millbrook Ridge Spring-Monetta Oakwood Hammond Hills Gloverville Clearwater Redcliffe J.D. Lever Edgefield Harry Jacobs Prokofief J.P. Sousa Tchaikovsky Leroy Anderson Georges Bizet Leslie Garnett Aiken Symphony Guild

Weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow

Fair skies and colder air are expected tonight with a low in the mid 30s. Tomorrow should be mostly sunny with a high in the mid 50s. Details continue on Page 7B.

Deaths of Edsile Burton and others listed in notice

A notice lists deaths including Edsile L Burton Belvedere Biram L Chavous Bessie H Day Corey L Dublin Leslie Entzminger ois G Masters Tony W Poole and Guise M Williams Johnston Readers are directed to Page 6B for full details and memorial information.

Edsile L. Burton Belvedere Biram L. Chavous Augusta Bessie H. Day Batesburg Corey L. Dublin Johnston Leslie Entzminger Salleyois G. Masters Tony W. Poole West Columbia -Guise M. Williams Johnston

DOE Says Safety, Not Security, Delays Reactor Restart

A DOE official told Sen Thurmond that national security concerns will not force restarting Savannah River K-Reactor before safety upgrades. Five reactors shut since April. plant remains sole Tritium supplier for warheads. Herrington postponed December restart to spring or summer, with some experts pushing end of 1989. DOE plan outlines repairs.

Washington Energy Department Savannah River Strom Thurmond Rs.c Joseph Salgado Energy Sen. Thurmond Salgado Department of Defense Herrington DOE

Reagan Highlights Change in Soviets and Trust but Verify

President Reagan, in a twilight press conference, says Gorbachev has shown no reason to mistrust and is steering the Kremlin away from a one world communist state. He endorses trust but verify while optimism abounds about U S Soviet relations at year’s end.

Washington Reagan Mikhail S. Gorbachev Kremlin White House Reegan

Quake Death Toll Climbs as Gorbachev Bypasses Tour

President Gorbachev returned to Moscow to lead a nationwide relief effort in Armenia after a devastating earthquake that leveled cities near Leninakan. Officials warned of further shocks as survivors pressed through rubble and officials reported widespread destruction and massive casualties.

Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev Armenia

U S Armenians Urge Aid After Soviet Quake

Armenian-Americans mobilize fast relief after a devastating 6.9 quake in Soviet Armenia. Relief flights from Los Angeles to Boston were planned, with Moscow approval still pending amid ethnic unrest. Up to 50 000 feared dead as Gorbachev returns to coordinate rescue.

Moscow Armenia Los Angeles Boston Soviet Union Philip Hovnanian Armenian Missionary Association of America State Department Hovnanian New York Azerbaijan Politburo Mikhail S. Gorbachev United States

Israeli Raid Into Lebanon Deepens After Nine Hours of Combat

Israeli jets bombed guerrilla posts near Naameh Lebanon nine miles south of Beirut and gunboats sent reinforcements as paratroopers captured earlier were rescued after a nine hour clash. Police and military reported one Israeli officer killed and three soldiers wounded while Syrian troops reinforced coastal areas but did not enter ground fighting. Palestinian and leftist militiamen engaged from jeep mounts as helicopters and air squads targeted targets along the coast.

Naameh Lebanon Israeleist Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine General Command Monastry Druse Walid Jumblatt Progressive Socialist Party Mediterranean Israel Radio

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