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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1986

Page

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Wal Mart Removes Rock Magazines From Shelves

Wal Mart plans to remove rock and comedy albums and magazines like Rolling Stone from its 900 stores in a merchandising decision made in May. Spokesman Jim Von Gremp said the move was not prompted by Jimmy Swaggart or any group and involves items under constant review. Swaggart invoked concern over rock in a sermon taped June 1. The Arkansas Gazette cited a June 13 memo listing 32 titles, though Von Gremp said he is unfamiliar with the memo.

Bentonville, Ark Wal-Mart Rolling Stone Jimmy Swaggart Jim von Gremp Swaggart Washington Post Jerry Lee Lewis Arkansas Gazette Hit Parader Circus Tiger Beat Bop the Gazette von Gremp

Water debate hits Chapel Hill dining spots

In Chapel Hill two restaurants display water related specials and practices. The Hard Rock Cafe advertises Save Our Water dishes including gazpacho and a cherry tomato soup, while Spanky's serves water only on request and withhold dishwashers until full.

Chapel Hill N.C

Weekend Heatwave Forecast for Dense City

The weekend brings very hot conditions with highs of 100 to 104 degrees forecast for Saturday and Sunday. A chance of isolated thundershowers is noted. Details appear on Page 8B.

Local Deaths List Including Ashworth and Hutto

Brief death notice list from Brevard Belvedere Columbia Aiken North Augusta Dillon Burnettown and North Augusta names Charlene W Ashworth Donald R Benjamin Carrie P Donald William A Hutto Joe L Long Charlie C Metts George M Owens Frank L Rearden Gladys G Simmons Henry Thomas. Details on Page 8B.

Charlene W. Ashworth Brevard N.C Donald R. Benjamin Belvedere Carrie P. Donald Columbia William A. Hutto Aiken Joe L. Long Dillon Charlie C. Metts North Augusta George M. Owens Frank L. Rearden Burnettown Gladys G. Simmons Henry Thomas

Missionary Brian Lawrence Freed After Kidnapping in Mindanao

American missionary Brian Lawrence, 30, of Madison Wisconsin, was released unharmed after six days in captivity near Marawi Mindanao Philippines. He reported his Moslem captors treated him well though at times threatened to kill him. No ransom was paid. Lawrence was escorted to Marawi by Princess Tarhata Tarhata Tarhata Lucman and reunited with his wife Carol Ann and Rev. John Wittenmore.

Marawi Philippines Brian Lawrence Madison Wis Tarhata Alonzo Lucman Lawrence Mindanao Island Manila Carol Ann John Wittenmore

Drought Prompts Farmer to Reconsider Retirement Plans

In northeastern South Carolina drought scorches corn and soybeans, with 71 year old Bill Tolbert saying he wished he had retired. Gov officials seek disaster aid as crop damage mounts and Tolbert shifts to drought resistant crops like milo.

Tolbert Columbia South Carolina Cheraw Dick Riley U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S. Maritime Service Bill Tolbert Jr

Jury Deliberates Fate of Victor Posner Tax Case

Miami jurors after 17 days of testimony spent seven hours deliberating whether Victor Posner knowingly defrauded the Internal Revenue Service of 1.2 million dollars. He faces 10 counts including income tax evasion and conspiracy to defraud. If convicted on all counts, he could receive up to 40 years.

Miami Victor Posner Internal Revenue Service U.S Eugene P. Spellman Posner Graniteville Company Business Week Edward Bennett Williams IRS

Cattle Flood South Carolina Markets Amid Severe Drought

South Carolina livestock markets see a flood of cattle as farmers sell due to a record drought. Agriculture Commissioner D. Leslie Tindal notes cattle sale volumes double last year and prices slide amid high heat, limited pasture, and scarce hay. Thunderstorms bring brief relief in Lowcountry.

Columbia South Carolina D. Leslie Tindal Lowcountry Charleston International National Weather Service Fred Moore Tindal

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