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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1986

Page

2

South Carolina candidates weigh lieutenant governor bids

James R Barber III plans to announce his candidacy statewide including at Aiken Municipal Airport. Other Democrats Nick Theodore Carey Crantford and Greenwood Mayor Thomas Wingard weigh runs. Homer F Gamble exits race. In New York Staten Island lottery winner Patrick Consalvo awaits press conference on $30 million Lotto 48 prize. 21 annual payments of $1.14 million after taxes.

James R. Barber III Aiken Barber Richland County Nick Theodore Greenville Carey Crantford Greenwood Thomas Wingard State Water Resources Commission Homer F. Gamble New York North America Staten Island Patrick Consalvo

Ammonia Leak Near Huntingburg Plant Evacuates Hundreds

A 6,000 gallon anhydrous ammonia tank leaked near the Farthest Foods plant triggering a 45 minute evacuation of about 500 to 800 residents. One worker injured as winds carried the toxic cloud southeast over Huntingburg. Fire officials warned rupturing the tank would have caused a disaster.

Huntingburg Ind Marvin Boeglin

Eastern Airlines talks break down amid vow of all-out war

Eastern Airlines and its flight attendants failed to reach a contract agreement. Union officials warned of all-out war as the company pushes proposed pay cuts and reduced benefits. Eastern owes about 2.5 billion to 60 lenders and posted 67.3 million in losses last quarter. The airline seeks up to 32 percent salary reductions for 7200 attendants and higher workloads.

Miami Eastern Airlines Eastern

Evacuated Savannah Place residents face costly repairs

Savannah Place residents must still pay for their empty homes built on a former Richmond County landfill that is decomposing. Methane gas leaks prompted electricity and gas shutdowns as the subdivision’s residents are relocated.

Augusta Savannah Place Richmond County Pam Smith Richmond County Emergency Management Agency

Plane Crashes Into Frozen Lake Near Fremont

A six seat Cessna 210 crashed into a frozen lake at a state recreation area near Fremont Nebraska shortly after takeoff from Fremont Municipal Airport. All four aboard died. Divers recovered one man and three women from 12 to 15 feet of murky water three miles west of Fremont. The flight was en route to California.

Fremont Neb Dodge County Dean Skokan California Dodge County Water Rescue Unit

PACs See Decline in Numbers Amid Rising Spending in 1985

The Federal Election Commission reports 3,992 PACs as of December 31, 1985, down from 4,000 in July, the second drop after a peak of 4,009 in 1984. PACs funded House and Senate campaigns with a record 105 million dollars, 26.5 percent of all funds raised. Rep. Les Aspin criticizes Gramm Rudman as creating a hollow military by delaying manpower and repair funds.

Washington Federal Election Commission FEC House Senate Gramm-Rudman Les Aspin House Armed Services Committee Wisconsin Democrat

Thurmond Signals Support for Tax Increase to Preserve Defense

Senator Strom Thurmond says a tax hike could be necessary as a last resort to sustain Reagan's defense buildup, opposing deep cuts to the military while deficit reduction measures and Gramm-Rudman-Hollings rules loom. He champions a balanced budget amendment as a better fix than the act.

Washington USS Len Strom Thurmond S.C Reagan Thurmond Congress Senate Armed Services Committee Defense America Gramm-Rudman-Hollings

Springsteen Appears At Jersey Benefit For 3M Plant Workers

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band surprised 500 fans at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park as part of a benefit for 450 Freehold 3M plant workers facing layoffs. Springsteen urged memory of community ties, performed three songs including My Hometown, and urged the plant's future in a somber, call-to-action performance.

Asbury Park N.J Bruce Springsteen E Street Stone Pony Jersey Shore Springsteen Freehold Clarence Clemons Max Weinberg Patti Scialfa Garry Tallent Dan Federici Pat Mackin U.S.A Rumson

Fannie Mae Eases Mortgage Guidelines After Backlash

Fannie Mae announced immediate relaxations to its recent tighter standards after consultations with industry groups. The changes allow seller contributions on ARMs with small down payments, raise outside contribution limits for larger down payments, waive cash down payment via family gifts, and redefine long term debt to exclude short term obligations. Maxwell pledged further discussion with builders and lenders.

Dallas AAS Federal National Mortgage Association David O. Maxwell Fannie Mae National Association of Home Builders Maxwell Mortgage Bankers Association The National Association of Realtors Builders

Amtrak Coast Starlight Derails Near Seattle Injuring Dozens

An Amtrak Coast Starlight train with about 192 passengers and 16 crew derailed after a washout on a rain-weakened track 45 miles south of Seattle. At least 28 people, mostly neck and head injuries, were treated at area hospitals. a 92-year-old Canadian woman remained hospitalized with back injuries.

DU Pont Wash Amtrak Waltraud Veltman Glendora Calif Los Angeles Seattle Burlington Northern Howard Kallie Sue Martin Washington, D.C British Columbia David Coble St. Peter Hospital Olympia

Aiken Standard Office and Contact Details

The Aiken Standard lists its offices at 124 Rutland Drive with hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday and a mailing address at Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 Subscription rates are quoted as 1 14 4 90 14 70 29 40 98 80.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken, S.C

Emergency Numbers from The Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers as a public service. The paper is published weekday afternoons by Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina with mailing details and postal information.

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