01 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1987
Page
1
The Transportation Department will publish new rules making it illegal for truck and bus drivers to hold more than one commercial driver’s license. Penalties up to 5000 dollars can be levied on drivers and employers, with possible 90 day jail time for dual licensing after July 1.
The Supreme Court sent a World War II mass detention case back to a lower federal court by an 8 to 0 vote, saying the prior ruling came from the wrong appeals court. The 1983 suit seeks compensation for property losses by Japanese Americans interned, with Justice Blackmun predicting the issue will return to the high court.
Sunny skies prevail with hot temperatures and fair tonight. The high reaches the mid 90s while the overnight low settles around 70. Page 9A provides the full details.
The notice lists several deceased individuals from Georgia and California including Lish A. Boyd Graniteville M Wilkes Bramfitt Midville Lois K Cater North Augusta Carolyn G Coram Bath Joseph W Corley North Augusta Robert P Deese San Antonio Texas Judson A Dye Augusta E J Gay Wrens Rosa B Glover Martinez Robert S Gochicoa Aiken Lamar H Gurley Lexington Frances D Norman Bath Ruth T Washington Oakland Calif.
West Germany signaled approval of Moscow's medium and shorter range missile offers with one caveat. Bonn backs removing missiles over 600 miles while excluding 72 Pershing 1A missiles under U.S. control from the talks. Bonn's move edges NATO toward a unified stance amid coalition divisions and a push for broader global arms talks.
United States construction activity rose 0.4 percent in April led by non-residential gains, while residential and government sectors fell. Private and public projects averaged $384.1 billion annual rate, with residential down 1.0 percent and non-residential up 1.0 percent.
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