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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1985

Page

2

Tapes Reveal Brutality in Shari Smith Case

Police say a taped caller linked to the Shari Smith abduction and death exhibited a mix of cruelty and fear of punishment. Larry Bell, an electrician and ex convict, was charged with holding against will and later tied to Helmick’s death, with investigators evaluating the tapes for clues.

Columbia Lexington County Shari Smith Charlotte Observer Smith Miss Smith Newpaper Red Bank Larry Gene Bell Bell Debra Helmick Richland County Helmick James Anders Miss Helmick Charlotte Mecklenburg County Central Correctional Insitution Sandee Cornett the Observer Amanda Ray Neely Smith Saluda County

Belgium King Rejects Resignation in Coup for Yet-Targeted Elections

King Baudouin asks Prime Minister Wilfried Martens to stay on to finish business before early elections, likely moved from December 8 to October. Martens resigned after six French speaking cabinet members quit over shared responsibility for the May 29 soccer riot that left 38 dead and 450 injured. NATO missiles deployment by the government continues despite opposition.

Brussels Belgium Baudouin Wilfried Martens Martens Jean Gol

U S Demands Soviet Explanation Over German Car Crash

Three U S soldiers from the Military Liaison Mission to East Germany said to be on legitimate business were rear ended by a Soviet military truck in East Germany. Pentagon spokesman Fred Hoffman said they were observing a Soviet unit returning to its garrison and were not near any off limits base.

Washington U.S East Germany United States Pentagon Fred Hoffman Hoffman

Teen hackers use home PCs to drain funds and leak Pentagon numbers

Seven teenagers in South Plainfield used home computers to commit credit fraud and long distance theft and to gather Pentagon generals’ access codes in a scheme compared to War Games. Prosecutor Alan Rockoff says up to 500 people nationwide may have used the electronic bulletin boards to share numbers, plan fake purchases, and exploit telecoms. The youths used nicknames Beowulf Store Manager Vam pire N J Hack Shack Treasure Chest Private Sector Red Barchetta.

South Plainfield N.J Pentagon Middlesex County Alan Rockoff Pentagon Brass Rockoff Beowulf Vampire N.J. Hack Shack Treasure Chest Red Barchetta

Charities watch budget battle over mail costs

Washington AP reports charities fear higher direct mail costs as Congress weighs budget cuts. Nonprofits rely on mailings as lifeline and current non profit postage subsidies may end, threatening fundraising. If impasse continues, a second rate increase could hit October 1.

Washington George Miller Mailers Federation Congress U.S. Postal Service Miller

Budget Talks Resume as Senate Looks at House Deficit Plan

Sputtering budget talks resume with Senate negotiators weighing a House Democrats offer for a $273 billion deficit-reduction package. Sen. Pete Domenici says he is not that much more encouraged by the latest offer as negotiations continue in Washington.

Washington Senate House Democrats Pete V. Domenici R-N.m Senate Budget Committee House

Mars mission viability eyed at 30 billion cost

U S scientists and policymakers discuss a two decade plan to send humans to Mars with a $30 billion budget. Sen Sparks Matsunaga proposes joint effort with Russia echoing Apollo Soyuz detente. Soviet cosmonauts back revival of U S Soviet space cooperation discussed at a Planetary Society event led by Carl Sagan.

Washington United States Mars Sen. Spark Matsunaga D-Hawaii Planetary Society American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics The Carl Sagan

Reagan Focused on Recovery After Cancer Surgery

Vice President George Bush says normal operations prevail at the White House as President Reagan, recovering from an intestinal operation, regains strength and receives well wishes. Doctors believe cancer was removed, with no current signs of recurrence. Reagan remains in excellent spirits and stable condition as aides report no dwelling on his illness.

Washington George Bush White House Reagan Nancy Donald T. Regan Larry Speakes Speakes Nancy Reagan Bethesda Naval Hospital Bethesda

Fed Keeps Neutral Course As Money Supply Surges

The Federal Reserve will maintain its neutral monetary policy stance for the year despite a growing money supply. Chairman Paul Volcker defended the decision not to cut rates, citing reasonable judgments and a possibly temporary spike in M1. He will present the mid year economy assessment to the House Banking Committee.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Fed Paul Volcker Volcker House Banking Committee

Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Lines

Aiken Standard lists subscription and advertising contact numbers including 648-2311 for subscriptions and ideas and 649-1555 for classifieds. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.

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Emergency Numbers In Aiken Area Community Help Lines

Aiken Community Hospital and Volunteer Fire Departments provide emergency numbers 649 7911 and 648 6811. Aiken County Sheriff dispatches can be reached at 648 6811. Widowed Persons Association offers a Grief Support Group for local residents seeking support.

Aiken Community Hospital Aiken County Widowed Persons Association Jackson Graniteville New Ellenton North Augusta Emergency S.C. Highway Patrol Wagener Wagener Police Salley Fire Salley Police

Massive Saluda River Fish Kill Alarms South Carolina Officials

State officials say up to a million fish may have died along a 15 mile Saluda River stretch from Buzzards Roost in Newberry to Silverstreet. Investigators collected samples Tuesday while ruling out nothing, including toxic substances, as cause.

Columbia Saluda Greenwood Newberry Alan Trim State Department of Health and Environmental Control DHEC Department of Wildlife and Marine Resources Duke Power Co Buzzards Roost Newberry County Silverstreet Lake Murray Saluda River Trim Wildlife Department

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