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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1984

Page

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Pope John Paul II condemns Nicaragua priest expulsions

The pope denounces Nicaragua’s expulsion of 10 foreign priests as painful and grave during a Vatican audience. He urges prayers for the church and asks the Sandinista government to reverse the decision, calling it openly harmful. Managua’s archbishop and officials in Washington criticized the move after a priest protest in Managua.

John Paul II Nicaragua Vatican Managua U.S. State Department

Attacks Target U.S. Installations and Munich Hotel Fire

Reports say the Red Army Faction planned new attacks on U.S. bases and NATO facilities in West Germany, with confiscated papers detailing U.S. installations. In Munich a six story Europa Hotel fire caused evacuations and $17,800 damage, police blaming arson.

Karlsruhe West Germany Red Army Kurt Rebmann Frankfurt U.S NATO Germany Rebmann Kesertoons Soc U.S. Army Sth Corps Munich Europa Hotel Sendlinger Gate Pakistan Poland Czechoslovakia Pethical Oman

Weekend Labor Day Heat Expect Thunderstorms

The forecast notes temperatures in the 90s with overnight lows in the 70s. Expect hot and partly cloudy conditions Friday through Sunday with a chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms Friday and Saturday. Winds stay light 5 to 10 mph.

Pink Blush Says It Is Cosmetic Not Album

A North Augusta woman notes the process of buying a car involves arranging finances and signing papers. She says the experience can be labor but aims for a result that is reliable for years.

Tat Dick Arlene Phillip Charleston North Augusta

Mondale Presses Ahead In Ferraro VP Interview Process

Mondale aides confirm a meeting between John Reilly and Rep. Geraldine Ferraro in San Francisco as part of the VP search. Ferraro, Feinstein and others have been interviewed, while critics argue the process distracts from defeating Reagan. Mondale remains home in Minnesota preparing for the convention and acceptance speech.

North Oaks Minn Walter F. Mondale Geraldine Ferraro Mondale John Reilly San Francisco New York Ayton Duncan Ferraro Dianne Feinstein James Johnson Duncan Reilly Reagan Jesse Jackson Minnesota Carter Minneapolis Congress Mario Cuomo Ronald Reagan Cuomo Gary Hart Jackson

Aiken County Faces Dual Taxation Legal Debate

County attorney Robert Bell called a proposed plan to lower county millage in five cities illegal as it would create multiple tax layers. A joint committee suggested shifting the tax burden by reducing city millage while raising unincorporated-area rates or sharing service costs with cities. Officials debate contractual fixes and possible special districts, with a July 24 meeting to decide the next step and potential landmark impact if settled without court action.

Aiken County Robert Bell Bell Carroll Warner Bill Clyburn Aiken North Augusta Mim Woodring Jackson New Ellenton Wagener Copspignan Giybarn W. Scott Barnes

Train Wreck Kills 2 in McBee Evacuations Begin

Two people died when an Amtrak train collided with a gasoline tanker truck in McBee, Chesterfield County. The engineer and truck driver were killed, a fireman was injured, and 309 passengers were evacuated to McBee High School and a Baptist church.

Cliff Black Amtrak Tampa New York Black Dennis Hansen Chesterfield County McBee High School Hansen

Reagan to Visit Columbia for Caribbean Heads Meet

President Reagan plans a July visit to Columbia South Carolina for a three day conference with Caribbean leaders at the University of South Carolina. The meeting of Caribbean Heads of Government will discuss political economic and security issues and relations with the United States.

Reagan South Carolina University of South Carolina Columbia USC James Holderman Edward P. Seaga Dominican Republic Jorge Blanco San Francisco White House United States Grenada Antigua Bahamas Barbados Belize Dominica Guyana Haiti Jamaica St. Christopher- Nevis St. Lucia St. Vincent Trinidad and Tobago Martinique Guadeloupe French Guyana

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