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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1987

Page

12

U S Envoy Sees Friendly, Fruitful Syria Talks

U S envoy Vernon Walters met President Hafez Assad in Damascus to discuss improving strained relations and Middle East developments. The talks, described as friendly and extensive, followed Walters’ prior meetings in Moscow and ahead of Germany and Asia travel.

Damascus Syria U.S Vernon Walters Hafez Assad U.s.-Syria Middle East Assad Jibran Kourieh Walters Farouk al- Sharaa United Nations Moscow Kremlin Marjorie Ransom Frankfurt West Germany Beijing Tokyo United States William Eagleton Britain London Reagan Wat T. Cluverius U.S. Middle East

Plans Under Way For Pope's Visit In Columbia

The city orders 10 miles of rope to crowd control for Pope John Paul II's five hour Sept. 11 visit. Officials expect up to 750000 attendees, with a Pope motorcade and ecumenical service at Williams Brice Stadium before a New Orleans departure.

Columbia John Paul II Heart of the Bible Belt Williams-Brice Football Stadium New Orleans

Dozen Runners Injured By Bulls At San Fermin

Dozen runners suffered cuts and bruises on opening day of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona as about 1,000 participants ran the half mile from the corrals to the bull ring in two minutes and 50 seconds. Officials said several fell and about a dozen required minor injuries treatment as the week long events began. Bulls have killed 52 people since 1591, with the festival gaining fame after Ernest Hemingway described it.

Pamplona Spain Ernest Hemingway

North's North shredding documents ties to Iran-Contra under North

North said he began shredding documents last October after Casey told him Roy Furmark had reported funds diverted from Iran to the Contras. He described falsifying timelines to protect hostages and intermediaries, and said officials knew the chronology was inaccurate. He sought immunity to testify before the House panel.

Uder Ghorbanifar CIA William J. Casey Roy Furmark Iran John Poindexter Edwin Meese North White House Robert McFarlane Poindexter Casey Congress William Casey

Citadel Drive Extension Plans Detailed for Aiken Area

Aiken area traffic projects seek $2.0 million to widen Silver Bluff Road and $400,000 for right of way, plus $2.5 million to add a center turn lane on Whiskey Road. Additional paving and turn lanes planned near S C 118 Huntsman Drive, with a status report on Transportation Improvement Program and growth projections to 1995. Local officials from city and county, including Mayor Weeks and Council members Anaclerio and Cullinan, attended. some rural leaders were absent.

Silver Bluff Road Indian Creek Trail Woodside Plantation Whiskey Road Silver Bluff Powderhouse Road Richardson’s Lake Road City of Aiken Aiken County Planning Commission Highway Department S.C. 118 Huntsman Drive Glenn Ward Addy Woodside Thoroughbred Run South Aiken High School Aiken County Carrol H. Warner Ralph Cullinan Cullinan District 5 Eugene A

Group To Appeal Mining Permit Controversy Grows

A Fairfield County 1800 acre gold mine facing local opposition will appeal its state operating permit on Friday. Gold Cam ouflage, already challenging two other permits, plans to seek reversal of the Land Resources Conservation Commission approval and pursue a federal case within two weeks. Ridgeway Mining Co. (British Petroleum subsidiary) received the permit on June 10.

Columbia Fairfield County Gold Camouflage Ing State Land Resources Conservation Commission Ridgeway Mining Co British Petroleum Co Land Resources Commission

Hopkins Woman Rescues Nieces From Flaming Car on I 95

Mary Moore of Hopkins South Carolina stopped on I 95 near Titusville Florida when her car stalled. She pulled her two nieces from the vehicle just as flames erupted, after lifting the hood to find heat and smoke. Her 10 year old nephew Henry Prioleau accompanied them as they walked toward a exit for help.

Titusville, Fla South Carolina Here Mary Moore Hopkins Ms. Moore Henry Prioleau

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