02 Jan 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1986
Page
1
Tennessee quarterback Daryl Dickey salutes Tony Robinson after a Sugar Bowl win. Bowl results list Oklahoma over Penn State 25 to 10, Tennessee 35 over Miami 7, UCLA 45 over Iowa 28, Texas A&M 36 over Auburn 16, Michigan 27 over Nebraska 23.
Rioters at the West Virginia State Penitentiary released two hostages but keep 13 others as they demand a meeting with the governor. One prisoner died during the standoff. Fifteen hostages were seized initially by about 125 to 200 inmates Wednesday night at the maximum security facility.
Tonight mostly cloudy with a lighter night. Sunny skies expected to return by tomorrow with warmer afternoon conditions. See Page 14A for full details.
The AP poll will name the top college football team tomorrow after Oklahoma defeated Penn State 25 to 10 in the Orange Bowl. Aiken Standard readers are invited to vote by mailing ballots to Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina with ballots due by Saturday.
A Media General AP poll shows two years after the AT&T split, most Americans see no big change in local or long distance quality. About 60 percent say prices rose since 1984, and only a quarter view the breakup as positive.
Khadafy warned retaliation against Libya would trigger war in the Mediterranean and attacks on the United States and Israel. He said Libyans would pursue Americans in America and Israelis in occupied Palestine if Libyan Palestinians were assaulted. The remarks followed attacks blamed on Abu Nidal's faction based in Libya.
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