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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1988

Page

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Blinded By Love Newlyweds Sparked Manhunt in 34 Months

A newlywed couple said they vanished from Chicago after eloping due to disapproved relatives. They reappeared in New Jersey with their story of love and time together, expressing remorse at their parents’ hurt. Also noted is a Pittsburgh chess machine story about Hitech, Carnegie Mellon’s computer, challenging human masters.

San Diego Chicago Scott Swanson Carolyn Ms. Swanson Jim Kathy MacLean Haddonfield, NJ Pittsburgh Penn State University Edward Formanek Hitech Carnegie Mellon University

Weather outlook with isolated storms and mild temps

Skies remain mostly fair tonight with a risk of an isolated thunderstorm and a low in the upper 60s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with a chance of an isolated storm and a mid range high, details on Page 7A.

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Deaths of Sara Batise Gilchrist Moseley Shumpert

Notices list four death entries: Sara C Batise Ridge Spring Fannie Mae Gilchrist Washington Lula B Moseley Edgefield Ray C Shumpert Pelion. Details appear on the referenced page for full obituary information and dates.

Sara C. Batise Ridge Spring Fannie Mae Gilchrist Washington Lula B. Moseley Edgefield Ray C. Shumpert Pelion

U N Presses Iran on Hostage Issue at Talks in New York

Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar pressed Iran's Ali Akbar Velayati on the Lebanon hostages held by pro Iranian militants and said he was sober about prospects for a truce in the Iran Iraq war. He met separately with Tariq Aziz of Iraq and Velayati during the first full day of talks.

United Nations Iran Lebanon Javier Perez de Cuellar Tariq Aziz Iraq Ali Akbar Velayati Aziz Tehran U.N Security Council Perez de Cuellar Velayati

Cable TV Rate Hike Allowed By Congress

Staff reports explain that federal deregulation via the Cable Communications Act of 1984 ended local control over cable rates and programming. By 1986 the industry was fully deregulated, ending local public hearings and price-setting authority. In Aiken, Reeves Br ing Co. held the first franchise in the 1960s, with Aiken Cablevision online by 1968, serving about 7,200 subscribers by 1984 and expanding to Horse Creek Valley.

Cooke Cablevision Reeves Bring Co Aiken Aiken Cablevision Inc Horse Creek Valley

Driver blamed for deadly tractor-trailer crash in Aiken County

The South Carolina Highway Patrol attributes the fatal accident on Highway 278 to Pauline Roach, 24, of Montmorenci, who drove the car involved in last week’s crash that killed seven people. Roach remains hospitalized in fair condition, with investigators awaiting charging decisions.

Julian Thigpen South Carolina Highway Patrol SCHP Pauline Roach Montmorenci Thigpen Ms. Roach Medical College of Georgia Hospital Aiken County Sue Townsend Stephen Cain Eddie Harrison Jr Monica R. Harrison Aaron Jamal Harrison Venessa N. Williamson LeVonne Harrison el Azarene Harrison el Angel Harrison el Evelyn Renetta Harrison New Ellenton Joseph Barnhill Mullins Teresa Wilson The Highway Safety Department South Carolina

Firefighters Combat Blaze Near Old Faithful Amid Regional Wildfires

Fire crews using flame throwers and backfires battled a blaze within six miles of Old Faithful as wildfires swept South Dakota Idaho Alaska and several western states. Interior Secretary Hodel toured smoke filled Yellowstone as 109000 acres burned. About 1000 meadow acres were burned to divert flames away from the geyser and nearby facilities while visitors watched the eruption in the smoky sky.

Old Faithful South Dakota Idaho Alaska Delaware Arizona Oregon Utah Washington State Montana Donald Hodel Yellowstone National Park Alain Durian France

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