26 Jul 1985
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1985
Page
1
Roundtree of Bias Aiken aims for a starting role as training camp builds in August. The article previews his challenge to win the spot and contribute early for the squad.
The page presents a calendar of events, classified ads, and comic strips with brief notices and notices. It highlights local happenings, sales, and satirical humor typical of the section.
Beiru t Lebanon AP an investigator recommends death for four men charged in the 1983 U S Embassy car bombing that killed 63. Two men tied to the 1981 Iraqi Embassy bombing that killed 48 are also charged. The investigator referred suspects to a military court for trial and asked imprisonment for three alleged accomplices. No trial date given. Judicial sources note the war has crippled Lebanon's justice system.
State inspectors deployed planes and earth-moving equipment to inspect over 2 000 commercial hives in a search for African killer bees. Scientists traced the first U S colony to a Southern California oilfield with two likely queens, after a worker found a nest and bees attacked a rabbit. The bees, descended from 26 African swarms that escaped in Brazil in the 1950s, are more agitated and prone to stinging within 300 feet.
Jacqueline Fowler, a Lincoln County High School teacher and three time Teacher of the Year, wins a judge ordered reinstatement after being fired for showing Pink Floyd The Wall. U S District Judge Scott Reed ruled the dismissal violated her First Amendment right to free expression.
Helen and her husband long time residents joined Sunair Nudist Camp on Springdale Road Graniteville. Founder Henry Logan says nudity reveals true character and that the Garden of Eden inspired the movement. The camp hosts about 400 members with families allowed and a strict no drugs or alcohol rule.
Former Clemson President Bill Atchley defends renting planes from Edward Byars, saying it saved over $100,000 and that no one benefited improperly. The audit found conflicts of interest and possible procurement law violations, noting some flights cost more than $500 without bids and questioning Byars training costs.
A group of four Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls told a Dorn era audience they will unite in 1986. Speakers included Sen. Hugh Leatherman Lt. Gov. Mike Daniel and others as heavy rain pushed talks inside. Daniel urged a strong party organization to outpace Republican fundraising.
Developer Ronald Bolton explains secrecy behind two planned shopping centers Centre South at Pine Log and Silver Bluff and Hitchcock Plaza between Pawnee Street and Silver Bluff. Tenants will announce when negotiations finalize. Rose's and Belk are negotiating sites.
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