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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1987

Page

2

Waite Reports Encouragement in Beirut Hostage Mission

Anglican envoy Terry Waite says meetings with Lebanese militias and religious leaders give hope for freeing foreign hostages in Lebanon. He warns Westerners to avoid Moslem west Beirut due to kidnapping risk as two more hostages are confirmed, bringing total missing to eighteen. He calls for support and understanding for his humanitarian mission.

Beirut Lebanon Anglican Church Terry Waite West Waite

Oil imports hit record high for 1985 in United States

Washington API report shows 2.2 billion barrels of crude and refined products imported last year, averaging 6 million barrels per day and capturing 35 percent of annual market share. December share stood at 39 percent as prices weakened.

Washington United States American Petroleum Institute Edward Murphy API Financial Analysis and Statistics Institute U.S Saudi Arabia Europe

Military Crashes Leave Three Dead Across Four States

Three servicemen died and four were injured as four military planes crashed in Alabama California Texas and Arizona on Wednesday. An Air Force C-21A Lear crashed near a trailer park outside Montgomery Alabama after takeoff, with one officer pulled from wreckage before it exploded. The Army screened about 570 Cobra helicopter blades for cracks with no issues found, following an earlier grounding of 750 Cobras.

Alabama California Texas Arizona Frank Taylor Maxwell Air Force Base Montgomery Washington Army Phil Soucy

Appalacia Faces High School Dropout Challenge

The Appalachian Regional Commission reports most Appalachian counties have dropout rates at or above the national average of 23.9 percent. It notes 77 percent of counties meet this threshold and 39 percent exceed it by 1.5 times. The commission funded 46 community programs and five technical projects totaling over 2.5 million dollars.

Washington Appalachia Appalachian Regional Commission Winifred A. Pizzano Commission

Judge's Free Speech Talk Delayed By Demonstrator

Federal judge Martin Feldman faced a postponement of his Heritage Foundation address after a demonstrator handed him a silver-plated bowl inscribed Pontius Pilate Award for Judicial Excellence and a red stained T shirt. The event involved about 30 attendees and referenced Feldman's 15 month decision permitting a Soviet seaman to return home after two shipboard jumps.

Washington U.S Martin L.C. Feldman The Heritage Foundation Feldman New Orleans Scott Hughes Conservative Action Foundation Hughes

Prison Nears Capacity Ceiling In Texas System

Huntsville Texas inmates could face no new admissions as the nations second largest prison system nears a federal 95 percent capacity ceiling set by U S District Judge William Wayne Justice. TD C spokesman Charles Brown said the system at 38 343 inmates was 22 short of the limit on Wednesday as Justice issued a contempt order last week for failing to meet 1980 living condition and staffing agreements.

Huntsville Texas U.S William Wayne Justice Texas Department of Corrections Charles Brown Justice

Man Convicted in Stabbing of Estranged Wife

David White, 40, of St Louis, convicted of first degree murder for stabbing Susan White on February 13 in the doorway of her classroom at De Porres Catholic School. The assault occurred as about 15 children aged 3 to 5 were inside. they witnessed her fall mortally wounded. He faces life in prison without parole.

ST. Louis David White White Susan de Porres Catholic School

Officials Hint At Partial Deployment

Washington advocates early SDI action as Congress pressures results from Star Wars funding. Weinberger and Quayle push for deploying elements soon while lawmakers seek a clear plan and cost details.

Washington Congress Reagan Administration Administration Defense Caspar W. Weinberger Dan Quayle R-Ind Weinberger Senate Armed Services Committee Quayle Strategic Defense Initiative Reagan SDI Sen Bennett Johnston D-La

Union Denies Role In Hotel Fire In Puerto Rico

In San Juan, Teamsters officials denied ordering or aiding members to set the Dupont Plaza Hotel blaze that killed 96. Two members, a busboy and a maintenance worker, are charged. FBI confessions link Hector Escudero Aponte to the arson, while investigators seek others.

San Juan Puerto Rico Teamsters Dupont Plaza FBI Wedesday Hector Escudero Aponte Teamsters Union

North planned hostage swap with weapons exchange idea

The Washington Post reported Lt. Col. Oliver North drafted a plan to swap U S weapons for the release of all American hostages and an end to Ayatollah Khomeini's rule. The Los Angeles Times said President Reagan authorized Robert McFarlane's Iran trip and a document outlining policy pillars was sent to moderates without Secretary of State Shultz’s knowledge.

Washington Oliver North U.S Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Washington Post Los Angeles Times Rea Gan Robert McFarlane Iran George P. Shultz

Superpowers Begin New Negotiations

In Geneva the United States and Soviet Union open the seventh round of arms control talks. Yuri Vorontsov seeks a face to face meeting with Max Kampelman as Washington says progress must come from the Soviets.

Geneva United States Soviet Union Yuri Vorontsov Vorontsov U.S Max Kampelman Kampelman Viktor Karpov Washington Post

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