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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1987

Page

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Sink the Stink T shirts born from New York garbage saga

Alabama contractor Lowell Harrelson’s failed barge load of New York garbage inspired a family venture. Sister Jean Johnson will sell Sink the Stink T shirts in major cities as the garbage barge drifted 88 days through the Atlantic and Gulf before reaching New York. Mayor Ricky Rhodes lent a city garbage truck for a photo backdrop.

Bay Minette Ala Alabama New York Lowell Harrelson Jean Johnson Atlantic Gulf of Mexico Ricky Rhodes Harrelson Manhattan

Bogus AIDS Letters Sent to Blood Donors in Washington

Two blood donors in the Washington area received fake letters on American Red Cross stationery claiming they tested positive for AIDS. Red Cross officials said such notifications are never sent by mail and would be delivered in person. One donor faced personal crisis before learning the letter was a hoax.

Washington Washington Area American Red Cross Red Cross Washington Times Fred Carr Red Cross Blood Services Washington Region Branson and Lindstrand St. Johns’s Newfoundland Harold Warner Max Anderson Atlantic Branson and Lindstrand Branson

Partly Cloudy Skies With Thunderstorms Forecast

Tonight and tomorrow bring partly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of storms tonight and a 50 percent chance of late afternoon and evening thunderstorms tomorrow. Lows near 70s and highs mid 90s. Fourth of July forecast similar with chances of storms and cloudy skies. Details on Page 9B.

Deaths in Georgia and South Carolina listings

Death notices for Joseph M. Holliman Jr of Harlem Georgia Joshua S. Salley of Jackson and Ruby M. Silver of Aiken South Carolina are listed with details on Page 3B and require viewing that page for full information.

Joseph M. Holliman Jr Harlem Joshua S. Salley Jackson Ruby M. Silver Aiken

Unemployment rate dips to 6.1 percent in June

The Labor Department reports June unemployment at 6.1 percent, the decade’s low, as teen job seekers decline. Total employment fell 198,000 but the labor force shrank nearly 500,000, while the number officially unemployed dropped to 7,260,000 and discouraged workers fell to 1,000,000.

Washington Labor Department

Streetside Mural Depicts 1755 Treaty Signing in Saluda

A 40 by 15 foot mural on the C B Forrest and Son building in Saluda portrays the 1755 peace treaty signing between Gov James Glen and Cherokee chief Old Hop. Painted in 1985 by Ralph Waldrop, the work reflects family recollections and historical research, funded largely by local supporters.

Old Hop Saluda County Ralph Waldrop Saluda S.C Main Church Streets C.B. Forrest and Son James Glen Columbia Motte Yarborough Davenport Padgett Mary Elizabeth Outts Clemson Cooperative Old Town Glen Saluda Old Town Gov. Glen South Carolina North Carolina Preservation Committee Betty Wheeler John Wheeler Willie Trotter

Amnesty Sought In South Korea Political Prisoners

Opposition leader Kim Young-sam urged President Chun Doo-hwan to grant a total amnesty for political prisoners to prove democratic reforms. Police arrested 30 radical students after a violent protest near an industrial complex in southern Seoul.

Seoul South Korea Kim Young-sam Chun Doo-hwan Chun Kwangju Justice Ministry Reunification Democratic Party Roh Tae-woo Democratic Justice Party Kim Tae-ryong Roh

British Balloonists Launch Atlantic Crossing from Maine

British adventurers Richard Branson and Per Lindstrand lifted off in the Virgin Atlantic Flyer from Sugar Loaf Mountain Maine heading east over the sea in a 3400 mile bid to England. The 21 story high craft carries 12 propane tanks and uses sun heat by day with fuel for night. They aim for early Sunday EDT arrival pending favorable winds.

Carrabassett Valley Maine Richard Branson Per Lindstrand Sugar Loaf Mountain Branson Lindstrand Crispin Williams Sugar Loaf Williams England Virgin Atlantic Airways Virgin Group Entertainment Ted

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Aiken’s Miller Sens Abby Prat Peer Renee Rene Renee Emma C.B. Forrest Main and Ginny Southworth Priscilla Boatwright S. Korea
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