03 Feb 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1986
Page
1
Paris reports four Soviet diplomats were expelled after France charged a retired French naval veteran with spying for the Soviet Union. Diplomats departed France by airplane over the weekend.
Gary Dotson who was released after Cathleen Crowell Webb recanted faces a court date next month. An East Hazel Crest officer ticketed him for a stop sign violation and speeding in the early hours of January 24 while he remains on parole after a prior commutation by Governor James R. Thompson.
Weather tonight will be fair with a low in the upper 40s. Tomorrow expects increasing clouds and a 20 percent chance of showers with a high in the lower 70s. Details appear on Page 8B.
The page lists several deceased individuals with varied hometowns including North Augusta Ridge Spring Trenton Augusta Graniteville Brooklyn Langley Gloverville Johnston Hilton Head Orangeburg and Galivants Ferry. Details follow on Page 2B for each obituary.
Bild and The New York Times cited Soviet sources and Reagan officials as saying a prisoner exchange including Anatoly Shcharansky and seven to nine others was agreed. No official confirmation from West Germany or the United States was provided. Feb. 11 on the Glienicke Bridge was mentioned as the swap date.
John Naisbitt and the Naisbitt Group forecast a year of profound change driven by lasers and computers, expanding female influence in the economy and workplace. They predict private delivery of public services, a center-focused global drift, and a seller's job market favoring women. By 1995, six in ten workers may be female with 50 million American women in the labor force.
Two ships and a third robot submarine joined the search for Challenger s cabin as investigators studied film and data to determine if a rocket fire caused the disaster. The investigation board held its first full meeting and NASA said little information would be released until reviews conclude.
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