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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1987

Page

2

Iraqi forces down Syrian MiG-21 over Iraq

Iraqi forces shot down a Syrian MiG-21 fighter that entered Iraqi air space at 10 39 a m local time near Al Qa im four miles from the town and about 185 miles northwest of Baghdad. The pilot survived though fate details were not released.

Nicosia Cyprus Baghdad Radio Iraq al- Qa’im Syria Baghdad

Fails To Find Burning Boat 18 Aboard In Distress

A coast guard search plane found no trace of the motor sailboat Mary Margaret 800 miles southeast of Honolulu after radio distress calls said the vessel was on fire in heavy seas. Medical aid via radio and supplies were to be dropped as investigators pursued its last known position near Tropical Storm Frenanda.

Honolulu Here Coast Guard Hawaii Washington Tennessee Mary Margaret Bob Schneck Schenck Frenanda National Weather Service

Britain Denies Extradition of Lithuanian War Suspect

London reports that British law blocks extradition to Israel for Antanas Gecas, 71, accused of taking part in killings of Jews in Lithuania during the Nazi occupation. Gecas, living in Britain since 1947, denies involvement. An Israeli spokesman said Israel may seek extradition.

London Israel Antanas Gecas Lithuania Gecas Britain Edinburgh Scotland

Coast Guard OKs loading for damaged Bridgeton oil ship

The U S Coast Guard approved loading a partial cargo of 260 000 tons of crude onto the Bridgeton the 401 382 ton tanker damaged by a mine while in a U S convoy. Loading could begin soon and last about a day with transfer planned at Khor Fakkan UAE before repair docking in Dubai or Bahrain.

Kuwait U.S. Coast Guard U.S Persian Gulf Coast Guard Kuwait Oil Associated Press Bahrain Gulf U.S. Navy Khor Fakkan United Arab Emirates Dubai Bridgeton Pentagon Iran Farsiyah Island Iraq

Haig sympathizes with Shultz over White House decisions

Former Secretary of State Alexander Haig says he often did not know who made big Reagan White House decisions and backs Shultz’s testimony. Haig, a 1988 presidential candidate, notes Shultz’s anguish but will not second guess his resignation choice.

Washington Alexander M. Haig Jr Reagan White House George P. Shultz Haig Shultz Special Congressional Committee

Stark captain says probe of superiors not thorough

USS Stark captain Glenn Brindel says the Navy investigation into the 1987 attack that killed 37 sailors did not go high enough. Brindel and weapons officer Basil Moncrief will not face court martial after accepting responsibility and ending their naval careers.

USS Stark Navy Brindel Stark Basil E. Moncrief San Diego

Brown Leads Way For Secretary of Commerce

President Reagan has not sped a Baldrige successor decision while acting secretary Clarence J. Brown Jr. appears a serious contender. Brown, 60, a former nine term Ohio congressman, leads the 33,000 employee agency and meets top staff as flags fly at half staff.

Washington Reagan Commerce Malcolm Baldrige Clarence J. Brown Jr Brown Ohio Ing Commerce Department

Aiken Standard contact and service information

Contact details for subscriptions advertising and news tips from the Aiken Standard. Phone numbers for classifieds subscriptions and customer service, office hours, mailing address, and locations noted. Emergency numbers for local services are listed along with historical note on the paper established in 1867.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive P.O Aiken S.C S| Aiken, Communications Inc Seon

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