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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1985

Page

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Iacocca Columns Begin Sunday on Aiken Standard OPINIONS

Lee Iacocca will guest write an exclusive series on fiscal policy energy policy and trade for the Aiken Standard starting Sunday. The former Ford and Chrysler executive known for his autobiography and TV ads promotes straight talk and national economic debate.

Lee A. Iacocca Aiken Standard Iacocca United States Lee Iacocca Newsweek Magazine America New Republic Chysler Corp Chrysler Ford Motor Co

Notable deaths listed from Graniteville to Wilmington

The obituary notice compiles deaths of Mark L. Gaither of Graniteville B Frank Walker of Dearing GA Larry Andrews of Johnston Watt Simpkin Jr of Edgefield Mrs Jessie M Cummings of North Augusta Mrs Louise Simpkins of Aiken Miss Ashley L Weeks of Wilmington Delaware Tyrone Davis of Aiken and Lee Ford Brown of Washington BG across multiple locations with no further details provided.

Mark L. Gaither Graniteville Frank Walker Dearing Larry Andrews Johnston Watt Simpkin Jr Edgefield Jessie M. Cummings North Augusta Louise Simpkins Aiken Ashley L. Weeks Wilmington Del Tyrone Davis Lee Ford Brown Washington

Reagan Leads Nation in Mourning 248 Airborne Dead

President Reagan and Nancy Reagan visit Fort Campbell to mourn 248 members of the 101st Airborne Division killed in a DC-8 crash returning from Middle East peacekeeping duties. The ceremony honors 245 soldiers and 3 women of the Screaming Eagles and eight aircraft crew members.

Fort Campbell Reagan 101St Airborne Division Middle East Nancy Washington Screaming Eagles Gander Newfoundland Sinai Desert Reagans Sinai Force Jim Gleisberg Canada Dover Air Force Base Del Clarksville Tenn George Gracey First Presbyterian Church of John Bishop Scott Gerdes

Fringe zoning looms as county council weighs limits

Aiken County Council considers a resolution to halt countywide zoning amid strong opposition from residents. State law allows expansion into unincorporated areas with approval. Council members discuss fringe zoning and potential territorial jurisdiction for Aiken and North Augusta, while some seek a referendum or petition driven approach.

Aiken LaVana McKenzie McKenzie Warner Mim Woodring William C Bill) Clyburn North Augusta Fay S. Hatcher Ralph F. Cullinan Marilyn Smith

Economists See Mixed Outlook With Recession Risk Rising

A NABE survey of 300 economists finds 85 percent expect a recession by end of 1987 and 59 percent doubt the balanced budget law will curb deficits or spur growth. They foresee 2.9 percent GNP growth in 1986, with the 1987 downturn risk tied to policy choices and tax or spending cuts.

Washington United States National Association of Business Economists Congress Kathleen Cooper Association Ms. Cooper

Interest Rates Likely To Fall

Washington AP reports rates may keep dropping through spring as the Fed backs a deficit cutting law. Economists foresee mortgage rates at their lowest in six years and possibly single digits, tied to the law aimed at eliminating deficits by 1991.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Congress

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