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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1987

Page

2

FAA head cautions on overemphasis of near misses

Washington AP reports outgoing FAA chief Donald Engen says too much focus on near collision reports and controller errors erodes confidence in air travel. He urges balancing safety stats with data showing fewer actual accidents and affirms U S air travel as the safest and most efficient system.

Washington Federal Aviation Administration Donald Engen Engen U.S

Fuel Prices Hover Near One Dollar Ahead of Holidays

AAA projects average U S gasoline at 1 026 a gallon for the coming weekend up 3 2 cents from Memorial Day Self service regular 916 unleaded 96 premium 1069 full service over a dollar in each grade Full service prices 1092 1141 and premium 1247

Washington U.S American Automobile Association AAA

Spy Pollard accomplice seeks prison release on health grounds

Anne Henderson Pollard, wife of convicted spy Jonathan Pollard, asks U.S. District Court for release from prison on health reasons. She is serving a five year term as an accessory after the fact to possession of government secrets and says she has been hospitalized for a rare gastrointestinal disorder while Pollard remains in prison for life for selling classified documents to Israel.

Washington Anne Henderson-Pollard Jonathan Jay Pollard U.S. District Court Navy Israel

Reagan Opposes Three Vet Health and Training Bills

The Reagan administration opposes three House approved measures to aid veterans with health care and job training. The bills extend the Veterans Job Training Act for three years and require more VA outpatient care for disabled or prisoner veterans. They now go to the Senate.

Washington Reagan Administration House Veterans Administration Senate

Emigration Down Slightly In U S S R

In June 790 Jews were allowed to emigrate from the Soviet Union, a drop from May's 871. Regina Boucault of IC.M. said 121 went to Israel while others settled in various countries. Since 1971 over 250000 have left, with Israel receiving fewer in recent years.

Geneva Soviet Union Regina Boucault Intergovernmental Committee For Migration Israel

Gasoline Spill Triggers Evacuations Near Port Arthur

Fumes from a spill at the Finn tank farm forced the evacuation of up to 100 homes in Port Arthur Texas. Four family members were overcome but treated and released at St Mary Hospital. Wind carried fumes toward a residential area as authorities contained the overflow within the levee.

Port Arthur

July 4th No Longer A Philippine Holiday

President Corazon Aquino scrapped July 4 as a national holiday in the Philippines ending Filipino American Friendship Day. Independence Day remains June 12 since 1962, honoring the 1898 declaration by Filipino revolutionaries.

Manila, Philippines Corazon Aquino Philippines United States Spain

Aiken Standard TV Listings Preview

Aiken readers get a rundown of 26 television stations with schedules and channel numbers. The listing highlights prime time programs across local and national networks, guiding viewers on what to watch this week.

AT&T Long Distance Charges Decline Across Nation

AT&T cuts interstate rates about 4.8 percent due to FCC shift raising local line charges by 60 cents monthly. MCI matches AT&T on Aug 1, Sprint to follow. Consumer groups say most households pay more overall despite long distance drops as local bills rise.

Washington American Telephone & Telegraph Co MCI Communications Corp US Sprint Communications Co Gene Kimmelman Consumer Federation of America Federal Communications Commission At&t FCC MCI Sprint Bell System

United States and Soviets Near Agreement on Medium Range Missiles

The United States and the Soviet Union supported in principle a plan to remove all Soviet medium range missiles from Europe and Asia with verification terms to be negotiated. Lugar cautioned about verification while Shultz and Shevardnadze were expected to discuss June or July talks and a potential Reagan Gorbachev summit.

United States Soviets Washington Soviet Union Europe Asia Richard Lugar R-Ind George P. Shultz Eduard A. Shevardnadze Lugar NBCTV Reagan Administration Nikolai Chervov Geneva U.S Maynard Glitman Stacles China Japan Reagan Shultz Shevardnadze Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev

Jail inmate to run law library in Greenville courthouse

Greenville County Library plans to hire inmate Billy Joe Foster to operate the county courthouse law library to cut costs. Foster, 49, serving a life sentence for murder since 1959, would be the first prisoner to work at a law library outside prison. The move could save about $15,000 in salaries while subscriptions remain an annual shortfall of 4,000 to 6,000.

Greenville Billy Joe Foster Department of Corrections Charles Grubbs Foster Hal Leslie Leslie Library Board Greenville County Bar Association Law Library Bar Association Dutchman

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