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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1985
Page
2
Charleston Place moves forward after years of disputes with 75 million dollars for an eight story complex. Omni International Hotel with 40 shops and a parking garage proceeding on a vacant lot in the city's historic district. Groundbreaking attended by city officials and developers.
Washington and Canberra express hope New Zealand will reassess its anti nuclear stance while New Zealand maintains its policy. Reagan calls New Zealand a friend and hopes for restored cooperation between the two nations.
Health officials say 15 to 20 students at Myrtle Beach High will have chest X-rays next week after skin tests showed exposure to the tuberculosis germ. About 200 initially tested positive, with 31 showing lung germ exposure but no active disease, and further testing across 700+ students and staff continues.
State Rep. Robert Woods vows a weekend push to rally opposition as the death with dignity bill stalls at the House brink of passage. Primary sponsor Harriet Keyserling says supporters have the votes but Woods plans ongoing filibuster to block final approval next week.
A 14 year old boy who passed out 19012 dollars to friends at Ransom Middle School is not under criminal investigation as no crime has been reported. Deputies recovered 2462 from students, while the youth said he buried 16450 in a yellow pitcher. If unclaimed, funds go to the sheriff under finders keepers law. The boy handed the money over willingly.
A man calling himself Elijah shot and killed three at St Patrick's Church in Onalaska including priest John Rossiter 64 and lay minister Ferdinand Roth 55. Bryan Stanley 29, recently moved from La Crosse, was arrested nearby with a shotgun. Funeral services were planned, and church re consecration was required before services resume.
Tass reports Soviet leader Konstantin Chernenko, aged 73, addressed a Politburo meeting on spring planting hours after officials confirmed he was ailing. He has not appeared publicly since December 27, fueling speculation about his health. NBC News cited a stable condition.
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