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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1984

Page

11

Nicaraguan Church Denounces Harassment by Sandinista State

In Managua Archbishop Obando y Bravo says the Roman Catholic Church remains the only independent opposition force in Nicaragua and faces ongoing harassment from the Sandinista government. He cites a June 21 attack by pro government demonstrators on a church and notes bishops' call for negotiations with rebels.

Managua Nicaragua Miguel Bando Y Bravo Luis Amado Pena Anastasio Somoza Obando Y Bravo U.S

Reading Rendezvous: Bookmobile Serves Four Counties

Since 1958 the Aiken Bamberg Barnwell Edgefield Regional Library System bookmobile has moved through four counties. Supervisor Arlene Harding and director Carol Bowling describe a loyal patron base. The three member team visits areas in Aiken Bamberg Barnwell and Edgefield counties Monday through Thursday with eight routes and about 60 stops.

Aiken-Bamberg-Barnwell-Edgefield Arlene Harding Carol Bowling A.B.B.E Mrs. Harding Lee Stapleton Annette Lightner Aiken Bamberg Barnwell Edgefield County Bowling

Bookmobile serves 2,500 square mile region with personal service

A.B.B.E. system bookmobile staff maintain monthly book selections funded by state money. The unit checked out 89,498 books in 1983 84, 10 539 in 1962 83, aided by a large federal grant and county contributions. They visit private homes and nursing facilities, building bonds with patrons.

Bowling Harding Croslandark Mrs. Harding

Fiddler on the Roof ends in Polish tragedy and cemetery drive

In Poznan and Lodz Poland a production of Fiddler on the Roof ends with an army officer ordering Jews to leave. Antoni Marianowicz translates the musical and spearheads a fund to rebuild 412 Jewish cemeteries, many ruined since World War II. A 1980s committee faces scant government support amid Poland's debt crisis.

Poznan Poland Antoni Marianowicz Marianowicz Joseph Stein William Morris Co Marianowica Mieczyslaw Moczar Eryk Lipinski Lipinski Religious Affairs Ministry Warsaw Szymon Szurmie Stein Cemetery Committee Lodz

Salvation Army Sonshine Express Team Visits Aiken

The Sonshine Express Team will visit Aiken next week for Vacation Bible Schools open-air events and youth evangelism. The three-man three-woman team plans nursing home and club visits plus a July Bible School July 9 to 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. at 322 Gayle Drive. Lt. Kim Smith leads the team.

Salvation Army Sonshine Express Aiken Bible Sonshine Express Kim Smith

Area 2 Council Hears Reports in North Augusta

The Area 2 advisory council meets at 7 30 p m at the Mamie Chance building on the North Augusta Elementary School campus Georgia Avenue. May financial report fire damage replacement for the Belvedere Annex and suspension appeals on the agenda. Public invited.

North Augusta Area 2 Advisory Council Mamie Chance Georgia Avenue Belvedere

East German guard escapes to West via roadside watchtower

A East German border guard fled to West Germany by sliding down a pipe on a roadside watchtower then hitching a ride with a West German motorist, a West Berlin spokesman said Wednesday. The escape highlights ongoing border tensions between East and West Berlin.

Berlin West Berlin

Reagan urges Jackson to stay home in Alabama rally

President Reagan, in Huntsville, announced a new anti Soviet stance during a Spirit of America festival. He urged Rev. Jesse Jackson to cancel plans for a diplomatic mission to the Soviet Union while praising U S workers and tying his economic policy to an auto industry comeback. He voiced support for Poland and Afghan rebels and celebrated democracy as a Bible based ideal. He spoke to thousands and joined a fireworks display in Decatur.

Huntsville Ala Reagan Deep South Kremlin Jesse Jackson Soviet Union Alabama Detroit United Auto Workers Walter Mondale Decatur America Poland Afghanistan Central America

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