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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1986
Page
8
Forecasters predict a line of showers from Georgia to the Northeast with showers today for upper Great Plains, and mostly sunny hot periods in the South. Temperatures reach mid 90s with thunderstorms possible in the afternoon, and lows in the 70s.
Weather across South Carolina stays near normal with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s. A record 95 degrees was set at Greenville Spartanburg airport as drought and heat claim five lives. Hay from Massachusetts arrives in Charleston to aid needy farmers amid political tempers over relief efforts.
Kingsmore charts a bold course as Graniteville Co. chief executive officer outlines aims to build the best managed lowest cost producer of yarns and fabrics. He cites past success at Avondale Riegel Cannon Mills and Graniteville and stresses global competition and private-company advantages.
Clemson standout ed-Douglas Kingsmore, a 1955 graduate and Graniteville Co. executive, led Clemson to its first ACC title in 1954. He later joined Clemson’s Hall of Fame in 1985 for a career spanning three pro leagues, multiple All-State selections, and a record holding single season home runs.
In a letter to Gary Baker ex director of the State Ethics Commission city of Aiken attorney James M Holly questions whether PSA board members who are city employees violate ethics rules. Robert M Bell counters that his inquiries should not be shaped by Holly remarks and urges focused questions directed by the PSA board. He warns that broad inquiries from multiple entities could complicate the ethics review.
Jenco is freed after health deteriorates and is escorted by a Syrian officer toward Da Mascus. He embraces Mrs Say at the embassy and says tears are of joy. U S officials report he was in contact with three other hostages held by Islamic Jihad as Syria vows continued efforts.
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