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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1986
Page
10
The forecast calls for showers tomorrow from the northern Plains through the Midwest into New England, with activity also spanning the eastern Gulf, Florida, and western Washington.
A weather forecast shows 30 percent afternoon thundershowers today and tomorrow, 20 percent tonight with mid 70s lows. Tomorrow is mostly sunny near 100, then hot and hazy midweek with isolated storms, highs 90s, lows 70s. Coastal and inland areas vary with 20 percent rain.
Amid continuing drought with 1.9 billion dollars in agricultural losses and 48 deaths, faith groups urge rain prayers in Georgia and South Carolina while farmers nationwide donate hay. Indiana and Colorado contribute hay shipments and Coors funds aid southern farmers as relief efforts expand.
Ten relatives of Rev. Lawrence Jenco arrived at Rhein-Main Base near Frankfurt with clean clothes popcorn and gin for a reunion with the priest released in Lebanon after 18 months in captivity Islamic Jihad said it freed him due to his deteriorating health Jenco 51 will undergo medical tests in Wiesbaden before returning to Joliet Illinois His family carried a video message from hostage David Jacobsen noting threats if no negotiation occurs
Vice President leads a 10 day Mideast tour while officials insist no concessions will be made to Islamic Jihad. Jenco priest and hospital director Jacobsen remain captives since 1985 and group warns of grave consequences if demands are not met.
The piece surveys opinions on the persistence of the good old boy image amid rising Yuppie culture. Editors, radio hosts, and scholars from Charlotte to Oxford discuss whether the stereotype remains a state of mind or a fading fashion, with Ted Turner and Billy Carter mentioned as examples.
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