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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1986

Page

11

Playboy Clubs Close in Chicago Los Angeles and New York

Playboy Enterprises shuts its big city clubs ending an era as hundreds attend the New York and Los Angeles closings. Hefner and guests including Hugh Hefner and Carrie Leigh attend the LA party.

Chicago Los Angeles New York Jerry Rubin

ACTS Trains Volunteers for New Aiken Center

ACTS a coalition of 20 area churches begins volunteer training to staff the ACTS Center a clothes closet food pantry and information hub at 407 Hayne Avenue in Aiken. Two sessions led by Jim Cheetham of Golden Harvest Food Bank start soon at First Presbyterian Church with about an hour long duration.

ACTS Aiken Acts Center Hayne Avenue Pat Bisschop Acts Board Anteers Jim Cheetham Golden Harvest Food Bank Inc Augusta First Presbyterian Church of Claudette Thomas) Drummond Norma Dean Richard) Meyer

Rotary Club Installs Officers

McDonald Law was installed as president of the Aiken Rotary Club for 1986 87. He succeeds Lowman Tyler. New officers include Buddy Coleman president elect Tommy Wessinger vice president Jim Sprawls secretary treasurer and Carroll Williamson sergeant at arms. The club meets Mondays at 12 45 p.m. at the Holley Inn.

McDonald Law Aiken Law Lowman Tyler Buddy Coleman Tommy Wessinger Jim Sprawls Carroll Williamson The Aiken Rotary Club Holley Inn

San Jose Mercury News Loses Libel Suit

Claude Fletcher wins a $1,010,000 libel judgment against the San Jose Mercury News and a reporter in Santa Clara County Superior Court over a March 1984 series alleging Fletcher's business misconduct. Fletcher sought $3.5 million and said he was thrilled by the award.

San Jose News San Jose, Calif San Jose Mercury News Santa Clara County Superior Court San Jose Claude Fletcher Mercury News Fletcher

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