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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1988

Page

8

Hope to Be Honored at Super Bowl Show

Bob Hope, 84, says gratitude for the song Thanks for the Memory, which saved his film career after its early debut in The Big Broadcast of 1938. He will be honored Sunday at a Super Bowl pregame show in San Diego at Jack Murphy Stadium. He adds he never ends a show without singing Memory, as audiences instantly recognize it.

San Diego Bob Hope Hope Damon Runyon Runyon Paramount Pictures Jack Murphy

Princess Anne at AIDS summit receives condom gift

Princess Anne, aged 37, was handed a packet of condoms after giving the opening speech at a world AIDS summit in London. Dr Gloria Ornelas thrust the information package with condoms into her hands before the princess passed the gift to an aide.

London Anne Gloria Ornelas National Information Center Mexico

Thatcher Becomes Longest Serving British Prime Minister

London AP Thatcher, at 62, is celebrated by the British Cabinet for becoming Britain's longest continuously serving prime minister this century. She is joined by husband Denis at a candlelight dinner at the Carlton Club marking eight years and 244 days in office.

London Margaret Thatcher Britain

Kennedy Heads For Senate Confirmation

President Reagan's choice Anthony M. Kennedy advances toward Senate confirmation for the Supreme Court. The Judiciary Committee is set to vote with broad support, facing only potential delay from one conservative senator as Byrd seeks an immediate floor vote before February 8 recess.

Washington Anthony M. Kennedy Reagan Supreme Court Senate Senate Judiciary Committee Kennedy California Gordon Humphrey R-N.h Robert Byrd W.va Judiciary Committee Byrd

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