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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1983

Page

2

Hartford case questions 1953 missing in action records

A man sues over his brother Roger Dumas who was classified MIA then deemed dead in Korea. The federal action alleges the Army Board erred in denying POW status and claims the military decision may reflect broader knowledge of missing soldiers in 1953. Defense seeks evidence on how the war ended and potential sacrifices of Dumas and 388 other servicemen.

Hartford, Conn Korea Army Board For Roger Dumas U.S T. Emmet Clark

Poles cautioned prisoners may miss amnesty

In Warsaw the Communist Party daily Trybuna Ludu warned that some political prisoners might not be freed when martial law ends. A senior official suggested martial law could extend due to fear of pro Solidarity demonstrations during the outlawed union's third anniversary.

Warsaw Poland Communist Party Trybuna Ludu

CIA Chief Casey to Place Stocks in Blind Trust

CIA Director William J. Casey will transfer his multimillion dollar portfolio into a blind trust to curb criticism over stock trades. The moves involve investments totaling at least $5 million and possibly over $8 million, prompting concerns lawmakers fear insider gain.

Washington Central Intelligence Agency William J. Casey Casey CIA Congress

Houston Man Gets Probation For Mercy Killing Of Father

Billy Ray Clore received three years of probation after pleading guilty to shooting his father in what jurors called an act of love. Clore said he wanted his life back to normal and to return to work, while the father died two weeks later after succumbing to the injuries.

Houston Royce Sewell Clare

Sheriff urges strict enforcement to abolish Blue Laws

Richland County Sheriff Frank Powell calls on police statewide to enforce South Carolina Blue Laws fully to push the General Assembly to repeal them within nine months. He says it will require courage from every city county and state officer.

Columbia Richland Frank Powell South Carolina General Assembly Powell

TVA to assist film by flooding land for Sissy Spacek project

The Tennessee Valley Authority plans fall water releases through Fort Patrick Henry Dam to flood east Tennessee bottomlands for Universal Studios. Sissy Spacek and Mel Gibson portray parents fighting disaster and big business as Universal pays a farmer for land use for the movie The Rivers. Unclear details remain about the unnamed farmer involved.

Tennessee Valley Authority Hollywood Sissy Spacek Mel Gibson Universal Studios Tennessee Don Bagwell TVA Fort Patrick Henry Holston Universal Bagwell

Kissinger Named to Central America Post Draws Mixed Reactions

Reagan appoints Henry Kissinger to lead a bipartisan Central America commission drawing praise from GOP leaders and critics from the left and right. Helms questions Kissinger’s knowledge while Baker Wright Stennis and Mathias defend his credentials. The panel aims for policy recommendations by December 1 with a possible Marshall Plan idea gaining support.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Congressional Kissinger Reagan Mr. Kissinger Helms R-N.c Western Hemisphere Senate Foreign Relations Committee Clarence Long D-Md House Central America Senate Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Jim Wright Texas John Stennis D-Miss Charles McC. Mathias R-Md Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Nixon Ford Middle East China Soviet Union Vietnam Carter Nicaragua

Capitol Set for CBS Chiefs Series Filming in Columbia

The South Carolina State House doubles as a 1960s backdrop for the CBS mini-series Chiefs with about 40 crew on site. Actors Stephen Collins and Victoria Tennant portray campaign figures while Wade Hampton Center hosts political scenes.

State House Stephen Collins Charlton Heston South Carolina Columbia Collins Heston Columbia AP South Carolina State ‘House Chiefs Capitol Charles Bud”’ Ferillo Jr Lieutenant Governor’s Office Billy Lee Victoria Tennant Wade Hampton Conference Center Jackson Rawlins Greenville Bill Blackwell Lee Wade Hampton

Aiken Standard Advertising Contacts

Subscriptions and news ideas can be directed to the Aiken Standard at 648-2311. Classified ads and display ads call 648-2311. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken PBM

Emergency Numbers for Aiken Area Agencies and Services

Aiken Community Hospital lists 649 7911 for emergency care while Volunteer Fire Departments and Sheriff Office share 648 6811. Emergency Medical Services advise contacting the same number for rapid response and coordination with local responders.

Aiken Community Hospital Aiken County

Lebanon Leader Gemayel Holds Private Meeting With Jordan King

Lebanese President Amin Gemayel met privately with Jordan King Hussein in a guarded villa between Nice and Cannes France. The talks aimed to coordinate actions as Gemayel seeks help to unlock withdrawal deadlock of Israeli Syrian and Palestinian forces from Lebanon and possible new initiatives on foreign troop withdrawals.

Amin Gemayel Washington Jordan Hussein France Lebanon Nice Cannes Amman Canary Islands Gemayel Palestine Liberation Organization Middle East Shafik Wazzan

Vatican official gets no calls from kidnappers hour

The Vatican’s No. 2 official did not receive any calls during a designated hour for talks with kidnappers of a 15 year old girl after the church rejected their demand to release the pope’s Turkish attacker. Cardinal Agostino Casaroli was assigned to answer the phone but no message was received.

Vatican City Vatican Agostino Casaroli Pierfranco Pastore

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