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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1984
Page
2
President Reagan begins a 10 day European visit linking a stop in Ireland to the D day beaches and a final European stop in London for a seven nation economic summit. He discusses Persian Gulf and East West relations ahead of the trip.
In Columbia AP reports a group of state senators opposed to Gov. Riley's penny sales tax plan to fund large school improvements say they lack enough votes to derail the tax. Sen. Glenn McConnell notes the alternative budget faces rejection unless supporters shift.
The South Carolina House has returned home to campaign for the June 12 primary while the Senate extends the legislative session to June 22. Lawmakers agreed to delay the June 7 adjournment deadline and allow the House a one week break to focus on campaigns as the Senate continues budget work for 1984-85.
Eden Pastora, wounded Revolutionary Democratic Alliance leader, vows to rejoin the fight within a month after a bombing at La Penca that killed four and injured him. The Sandinista government cites rebel infighting and CIA possible instigation. He recovers in a San Jose hospital with burns and shrapnel wounds.
Jose Napoleon Duarte sworn in as El Salvador's first popularly elected civilian leader in 53 years. U S officials led by George Shultz attend the ceremony as Duarte receives the blue and white sash. Duarte won 53.6 percent over Roberto d Aubuisson amid dispute over legitimacy.
The House approved a 284 billion defense package trimming 21 billion from Reagan's request and imposing limits on MX missiles and other weapons to spur arms talks with the Soviet Union. The bill passed 298 to 98 after hours of debate amid broad cuts and policy restrictions.
Walterboro AP The superintendent and two school staffers at the New Bethany School for Boys were freed on bond after 32 hours in custody on alleged child neglect charges the school says are politically motivated. Police and state agents raided the facility Wednesday morning seeking evidence of abuse including beating with plastic pipes and padlocked confinement.
Presbyterians defend the National and World Councils as essential to living Christian ideals. Leaders including James H. Monroe argue the councils’ controversies reflect truth, citing historical acts of the church and political stances while acknowledging publicity challenges. The 1.3 million member Presbyterian Church USA hosts its 196th General Assembly in Phoenix with Harriet Nelson elected assembly moderator.
Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday Subscriptions offered for Carrier Mail 3 months 17 dollars 6 months 34 dollars 12 months 68 dollars All advance payments to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
Aiken Standard offers a public service hotline at 1 800 9229709 for access to emergency and community information. Callers can obtain guidance on local crisis resources, safety services, and urgent assistance contacts.
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