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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1987

Page

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Vatican to skip Marian year revival and focus on tradition

Pope John Paul II opts not to pursue a Marian year and signals a return to traditional practices such as pilgrimages and religious processions. Vatican officials say the pope wants to restore warmth after the Second Vatican Council as a Marian year was announced to run from June 7 to August 15, 1988.

Vatican City John Paul II Vatican Diarmuid Martin Pontifical Commission For Justice and Peace Holy Father

Cocaine Gains Favor Along Grand Strand

North Myrtle Beach narcotics detective says cocaine has become the drug of choice along the Grand Strand due to police difficulty stopping influx and shifts in smuggling bases. He notes much of the cocaine comes from Florida New Jersey and New York and cites pressure on Florida routes as driving dealers northward.

Myrtle Beach Grand Strand North Myrtle Beach Dennis Gallant Carolinas Florida New Jersey New York Gallant

Rainy Weather Continues With Patchy Night and Day Rain

Rainy weather continues through tomorrow with a 30 percent chance tonight and 40 percent tomorrow. Tonight's low will be in the mid 30s and tomorrow's high will reach the mid 40s. Details on Page 10A.

Obituary notices for Pearline Butler Lisa Ingram Johnnie Mays

Death notices list Pearline Butler of Clearwater Lisa F Ingram of Salley Johnnie Mays of North Augusta C E Tankersley Jr of Augusta and Bertha M Trotti of Columbia with details on Page 9A.

Pearline Butler Clearwater Lisa F. Ingram Salley Johnnie Mays North Augusta C.E. Tankersley Jr Augusta Bertha M. Trotti Columbia

Winter Storm Slams South Carolina Counties

The winter storm coated the Pee Dee with sleet and snow, cutting power to about 30,000 customers as temperatures stayed in the 20s and 30s. Utilities CP&L Pee Dee service area faced widespread outages. several co ops and SCE&G also reported outages. Radio stations suffered ice-related transmission problems across Darlington Florence Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach. Upstate regions saw ice and more than two inches of snow.

South Carolina Pee Dee Florence Darlington Kyle Hampton Carolina Power & Light Co Hampton Cp&l Pee Dee Electric Co-op South Carolina Electric & Gas Co Woar-Fm Wjmx-Am Wyav-Fm Myrtle Beach Wnmbfm Upstate

SRP Faces EPA Action Over Radioactive Waste Burial

Savannah River Plant SRP officials clash with EPA over disposal of radioactive lead shielding waste. EPA threatens sanctions while DHEC approved the burial. SRP argues above ground storage with drainage is preferred. Negotiations continue as monitoring wells and future disposal options are debated.

Savannah River U.S. Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Department of Energy Defense EPA S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control Lew Goldell SRP DHEC Goldell Federal Environmental Agency Goidell DOE State Environmental Agency Defense

Gates Faces A Tough Day At Hearings

Acting CIA director Robert Gates faced sharp questions in Senate confirmation hearings over the Iran-Contra affair. He defended Omaha oversight reliance while admitting CIA failed to disclose arms deals with Tehran and suspicions funds aided Nicaragua's Contras. Senate leaders sought delay for full review.

Washington CIA Robert M. Gates Senate Agency Congress U.S Gates Tehran Nicaragua Select Intelligence Committee Congressional William J. Casey Central Intelligence Casey Senate Committee David Boren D-Okla Intelligence Committee Boren

Shamir says Israel not involved in Iran-Contra funding scheme

Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir travels to Washington to stress that arming Iran was a U.S. idea and that Israel had no role in the secret fund for Nicaraguan rebels. He aims to highlight close U.S. ties and seek peace prospects while facing Congress and press questions on Iran-Contra details.

Shamir Israel Washington Yitzhak Shamir Iran U.S United States Reagan Jordan Saudi Arabia Congress Lebanon Tel Aviv Egypt Pentagon Tehran Nicaragua White House Yossi Ahimeir

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