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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1987
Page
14
The region faces a partly cloudy day with a 20 percent rain chance and highs in the low 70s. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a near 50 degree low. Weekend cooling follows with cloudy spells and a chance of showers or storms Saturday.
Major General Amram Mitzna confirms hundreds of Palestinians arrested and fast trials for disrupting order. A detention camp opens at Dahariya near Hebron as Brigadier Ephraim Lapid says extra judges join military courts. Reports vary on deaths and wounded among Arabs and Israelis, with riots sparked by a Gaza traffic death and rumored revenge.
Lloyd Chalkers family celebrates their first Christmas with adopted sons James nine and Shane six from Beaufort County. Marilyn recalls relief and joy as the boys joined their home and names were changed with Jimmy taking Lloyd as his middle name. Shane asks for a computer, Jimmy for a bicycle, and the couple plans outdoor activities like hunting and fishing the boys will learn safely.
Stores differ on return rules with Belks in Kalmia Plaza allowing exchanges or refunds including gift exchanges without receipts. Sears Roebuck requires minimal paperwork but receipts help. J B Whites aims for purchase convenience, offering easier returns with a receipt and ID required without one.
Tomorrow events include a dance for single adults at Belvedere Women's Club from 8 p.m. to midnight. The South Aiken High Class of 1982 five year reunion runs 7 30 p m to midnight at Fermata Club. Tickets are 5 for singles 8 for couples. Call for details and send payments to Kirk Brown. Widowed Persons Association hosts a breakfast at Shoney's Whiskey Road at 9 30 a m.
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