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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1986

Page

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Boy George pleads guilty to heroin possession

London AP reports Boy George, the well known flamboyant singer, pleaded guilty to possessing heroin. A London magistrate fined about 370 dollars. Police raids on his Hampstead home July 7 followed reports of addiction treatment. The star spoke briefly in monosyllables during the hearing at Marylebone Magistrate's Court.

London Boy George Arty Hampstead Marylebone

Coast Guard suspends boater after ninth rescue in a year

The Coast Guard suspended James Carolyon a Jacksonville boater and impounded his 54-foot sailboat C L Lyon after rescuing him and four crew members near Florida. A Sunday distress call reported a sinking vessel and a disoriented captain. A computer check showed nine prior rescues tied to leaks and disorientation. The Point Charles cutter and another vessel towed and pumped out the boat pending investigation.

Miami Coast Guard Ponce de Leon Florida Atlantic C-Lyon Point Charles James Carolyon Jacksonville Brandy Ian Carolyon Gulf Stream

Forecast calls for heat with possible evening storms

Weather outlook notes high daytime temperatures with a cool drop to about 70 at night. Isolated thunderstorms are forecast late afternoon and evening through Saturday with lows in the 70s and highs near 100. Details on Page 8B.

Notable Obituaries Listing in Wagener and Nearby Areas

Death notices for Ulysses Baskett Inez J Edmond Frances Hallman Donald E Miller Larry H Mooneyham Jr Joe L Powell Madge S Shaffer and Pearline White referenced with details on page 8B. The notices name individuals and locations including Wagener Augusta Windsor Mullins Williston Columbia.

Ulysses Baskett Wagener Inez J. Edmond Frances Hallman Augusta Donald E. Miller Windsor Larry H. Mooneyham Jr Mullins Joe L. Powell Columbia Madge S. Shaffer Williston Pearline White

Second Beirut Car Bomb Hits Moslem West Beirut Killing Eight

A 165 pound car bomb exploded beneath a Barbir bridge in Moslem west Beirut killing eight and wounding sixty. The blast damaged over twenty shops and 30 cars as hospitals urged blood donations. Authorities closed crossings between Christian east and Moslem west Beirut.

Beirut Lebanon Barbir American University of Beirut East Beirut Densly Ein Rummaneh Furn el-Shabbak Ashrafiyeh

Massive Midwest hay shipment aids drought stricken farmers

Hay from the Midwest will arrive in Columbia then Aiken to ease cattle feed shortages. About 45 farmers are on a signup list of up to 100 bales per allocation with an average cow consuming 1.8 bales weekly. A 2000 ton Indiana trainload heads to SC as officials warn shortages may last through next spring.

Midwest Clemson Terry Mathis Columbia Aiken Mathis South Carolina Farmers Assistance Relief Mission State House Indiana

Drought Alert Declared in West Central South Carolina

The South Carolina Water Resources Commission issues a severe drought alert for west central counties including Aiken Abbeville McCormick Greenwood Saluda Edgefield and Newberry. A 10 30 a m Thursday meeting in Greenwood will discuss relief measures and drought problem reports should be directed to state climatologist John Purvis at 734 9769 per Alfred H. Wang executive director.

S.C. Water Resources Commission Aiken Abbeville McCormick Greenwood Saluda Edgefield Newberry Alfred H. Wang John Purvis

Campbell pushes auto insurance reforms in South Carolina

Republican Carroll Campbell targets high South Carolina auto liability rates saying reform is needed if he becomes governor. He cites 1984 Best’s figures placing SC 14th nationwide and highest in the Southeast, with premiums far above Georgia and North Carolina. He favors a multi-rate system reflecting driving records and years of driving, while opponents push varying approaches.

Columbia Carroll Campbell South Carolina Campbell Michigan Illinois Florida Augusta Raleigh N.C South Carolina Insurance News Service Mike Daniel Kay Clamp Torial Ms. Clamp Daniel Insurance Commission John G. Richards State Department of Insurance Bob Hunter National Insurance Consumers Organization Washington, D.C

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Rocker Abby Hay Fran Chapman Charles T. Ferillo Jr Spartanburg Laurens Bill Prince Prince Agriculture Department
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