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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1986

Page

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World population hits five billion as birth occurs

AP reports the world reaches a five billion population milestone with a new birth. Werner Fornos of the Population Institute warns the growth strains feeding clothing housing and employment, while M Rupert Cutler of Population Environment Balance notes carrying capacity concerns.

Washington Population Institute Werner Fornos M. Rupert Cutler Population Environment Balance

Defendants in Achille Lauro case end pleas in Genoa

In Genoa the two defendants in the Achille Lauro trial plea to jurors denying terrorism links and asserting they fought as Palestinians. Jurors retire to deliberate as one shouted Long live Arafat. Abbas, aka Abul Abbas, heads a PLO faction tied to the ship hijack.

Genoa Italy Achille Lauro Yasser Arafat Abbas Palestine Liberation Front

Weather No Relief Into Heat Bakes Area

Weather outlook remains hot and dry with skies fair tonight and upper 70s lows. Tomorrow promises sunny hot conditions with highs in the upper 90s and little rainfall expected in the coming days. Details on Page 7B.

Deaths listed in regional notices on Page 10A

Obituary notices list W Elton Barfield Warrenville Dr Michael R Drinkard Aiken Gail C Drinkard Aiken Willie M Duckworth Ware Shoals Rosia McKenzie Jackson Dwight Plyler Aiken Reedy P Reynolds Batesburg Harold Rish West Columbia Audrey S Timmerman North Augusta Mary S Walker Clearwater Lula L Watson Canton Ohio Ethel Weinburg Sumter Read page 10A for full details of each obituary and funeral arrangements.

W. Elton Barfield Warrenville Michael R. Drinkard Aiken Gail C. Drinkard Willie M. Duckworth Ware Shoals Rosia McKenzie Jackson Dwight Plyler Reedy P. Reynolds Batesburg Harold Rish West Columbia Audrey S. Timmerman North Augusta Mary S. Walker Clearwater Lula L. Watson Canton Ohio Ethel Weinburg Sumter

Millions See Lady Liberty Celebrations Across Nation

The Fourth of July weekend ended with sweltering heat as millions visited beaches and festivals. Cities like Chicago St Louis and New York hosted events including the Statue of Liberty rededication while fireworks accidents claimed lives and highways saw about 400 injuries.

Associated Press Chicago St. Louis New York New Jersey Newark Atlantic City Gateway National Recreation Area Sandy Hook Fred Harmon Monmouth County Grant Park al Lerner Boston Coney Island Mark Heller Tennessee Enville

Supreme Court Strikes Down Gramm-Rudman Provision

The Supreme Court nullified a key Gramm-Rudman provision by a 7-2 vote, ruling automatic deficit reductions inside the act violated separation of powers by placing executive-like duties in a congressional officer. The ruling preserves Congress’s fallback option to vote on deficit cuts.

Supreme Court Washington Congress Court Gramm-Rudman ABC News

Tolentino Leaves Manila Hotel as Aquino Demands Endto Revolt

Arturo Tolentino Marcos running mate exits the Manila Hotel after taking oath and seeking talks with officials. President Corazon Aquino gives Tolentino 24 hours to end the challenge to her rule as rebels prepare for negotiations at the Army-Navy Club near the U S Embassy.

Manila Philippines Arturo Tolentino Ferdinand E. Marcos Corazon Aquino Tolentino Marcos Recto Echeverria Rafael Ileto U.S Manila Bay Presidential Aquino

Americans Favor Televised Congress By Wide Margin

A Harris survey of 1,250 adults finds 76 percent support televising congressional sessions. Seventy nine percent say TV helps voters see what representatives do and 82 percent want historic proceedings shown live. Seventeen percent have no view, while 60 percent fear less in the way of private deals on TV.

Congress House Senate U.S. Senate House of Representatives

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