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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1987
Page
1
Washington AP reports a public interest group urges federal agencies to study whether cattle viruses may influence AIDS development. AIDS experts say no evidence links cow viruses to AIDS, though some animal viruses are studied for clues to fight the human disease.
Expect another hot day tomorrow with 10 hours of sunshine and a slight chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. The high will be in the upper 90s with fair skies tonight and a low in the mid 70s. Please see details on Page 9A and Page 10A for names and further notes.
Lt. Col. Oliver North testifies he never personally discussed diverting Iranian arms profits with President Reagan, though he assumed Reagan approved. He says Reagan told him, I just didn’t know, in a November phone call. North describes shredding documents used to conceal covert operations and says he sought approval from superiors for the diversion plan, while denying legal violations.
At an Augusta Regional Transportation Study subcommittee meeting, Citadel Drive was dropped from the South Aiken corridor analysis linking Whiskey Road to Banks Mill Road. Proponent Robert Addy noted possible local access improvements while critic Ralph Dion urged elimination. The ARTS committee will review the report for funding priorities. study area spans Hitchcock Parkway to Banks Mill Road with a $4.9 million mobility cost.
Brendan V. Sullivan Jr. leads North’s defense with a combative stance against Congress and the Iran Contra independent counsel. He demands limited immunity questioning and questions the constitutionality of independent counsel Lawrence Walsh. Sullivan, a Williams and Connolly partner, is known for tough litigation and white collar defense.
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