Jessica Hahn to reveal Bakker affair in September issue
Jessica Hahn plans to publish details of her sexual encounter with televangelist Jim Bakker in a magazine story set for September. Her lawyer Dominic Barbara said Hahn will go into hiding until the piece appears and could secure up to 2.5 million in magazine, book, and film deals.
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West Babylon
N.Y
Jessica Hahn
Jim Bakker
Miss Hahn
Manhattan
Dominic Barbara
New York Post
Playboy
Penthouse
Esquire
Barbara
Networks May Rotate Iran-Contra Coverage
The three major TV networks near agreement to rotate daily Iran-Contra hearings coverage. CBS confirms plan to share air time with ABC and NBC through August 7, following prior full coverage with no ads except recesses.
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New York
CBS
George Schweitzer
ABC
NBC
New York Times
Col
Oliver North
Milder Weather Ahead With Warmer Temperatures Tomorrow
The forecast calls for less steamy conditions through the end of the week. Skies stay fair tonight with a low near 70. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and less humid with a high around 90. Details on Page 10A.
Deaths in Grovetown Cottageville Aiken and Clinton
Obituary notices list Lillian H. Eubanks of Grovetown Ga Milton E Hobbs of Cottageville Leroy D Moore of Aiken and Ervin O Shaver of Clinton.
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Lillian H. Eubanks
Grovetown
Milton E. Hobbs
Cottageville
Leroy D. Moore
Aiken
Ervin O. Shaver
Clinton
Partisan Squabbling at Iran-Contra Hearings
In Washington the Iran-Contra hearings featured heated partisan exchanges as Lt. Col. Oliver North waited to finish testimony and Robert McFarlane prepared to contradict him. Senators and representatives clashed over North’s proposed continuation of his pro-Contra slide show and testimony amid calls to reveal full evidence.
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Washington
Oliver North
National Security
Robert McFarlane
North
National Security Council
White House
Senate
Reagan
James Courter
R-N.j
Aiken Sets Vote On New Districts
The city of Aiken scheduled an advisory referendum at fall city elections to choose between at large voting and a 6-1 single member district plan. NAACP backed 6-1 for minority gains and two districts with black majorities. 4-2-1 was dropped. Council members expressed no broad support for change amid ongoing debate.
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Aiken
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Council
NAACP
R.S
Skipper) Perry
Weeks
Howard Hickey
Martial Law Ended In Taiwan After 38 Years Of Rule
President Chiang Ching kuo decreed an end to martial law imposed in 1949 after the Nationalists fled to Taiwan. The law will be replaced at midnight by security measures approved by the Legislative Yuan. Dissidents caution the political environment remains unsettled amid pro independence pressures and party reform.
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Taipei
Taiwan
Chiang Ching-kuo
Nationalist
China
Central
Chiang
Legislative Yuan
Kang Ning-hsiang
Associated Press
Democratic Progressive Party
Kang
Autopsy finds Holiday Inn clerk died of hypoxia, not gunshot
Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend ruled Leroy Daniel Moore 19 died from hypoxia rather than a gunshot wound from an apparent robbery at the Holiday Inn near Interstate 20. Moore was found in the office around 5:30 a.m. after a late-night theft of the cash register. Investigators will pursue microscopic and toxicology tests as more leads are sought.
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Holiday Inn
Aiken
Sue Townsend
Leroy Daniel Moore
Staubes Lane
Townsend
Moore
Whitehurst
Sheriff’s Department
Aiken Inn
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Hawaii
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Partisan
Chapel Hill
N.C
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Randy Young
Mage
Michael Smith
H. Odell Weeks
Smith
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Durban
Nina J. Nndiffer
Capt. Whitehurst
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