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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1987

Page

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Italian groom barred by border guards delays Windsor wedding

A bachelor party in Windsor caused Italian groom Marcello Fontana and his partner Erena Apolloni to miss a U S wedding. The family reunited in Canada but the ceremony could not proceed without a Canadian marriage license. The priest spoke but no legal marriage occurred.

Detroit Windsor Ontario United Erena Apolloni Marcello Fontana Italy Canada John Apolloni Fontana

Michael Jackson Leaves Jehovahs Witnesses Report

Los Angeles AP reports Michael Jackson has quit the Jehovah's Witnesses. A May 18 Brooklyn letter states the denomination no longer regards him as a member. Jackson's manager declined to comment while a Woodland Hills congregation member confirmed the report.

Los Angeles Michael Jackson Brooklyn Los Angeles Times Jackson Frank Dileo Woodland Hills

Weather Hotter Skies Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow

Skies clear tonight with a low in the mid 60s. Tomorrow brings mostly sunny skies and a high in the low 90s. See details on Page 10A.

Obituaries Listed for Multiple Residents in Georgia Florida

Death notices for Mildred T Campbell Gaston Michael Dupree Aiken Evelyn E Elvington Lake View Melvin M Main St Augustine Maggie H Mosley North Augusta Lessie Mae Newman Augusta Ronelle A Redd Langley note details on Page 8B including locations and affiliations.

Mildred T. Campbell Gaston Michael Dupree Aiken Evelyn E. Elvington Lake View Melvin M. Main St. Augustine Fla Maggie H. Mosley North Augusta Lessie Mae Newman Augusta Ronelle A. Redd Langley

Five arrested during Greensboro KKK march gunfire incident

During a Greensboro Klan march about 150 white supremacists gathered near Governmental Plaza. A bystander fired a cap gun or starter pistol prompting police to seize James Faulkner and arrest four others on charges including disorderly conduct and interfering with a parade.

Greensboro N.C J.L. Hightower Virgil Griffin Mount Holly Grand Dragon Carroll Crawford Mount Ulla Griffin America John Willie Horne NAACP Crawford Communist Workers Party

Reagan To Lift Some Sanctions In Japan Trade Move

President Reagan announced a partial easing of penalties on Japanese electronics and power tools citing improvement under a 1986 semiconductor pricing accord. He said the move aims to reduce trade barriers as the economic summit began with leaders including Nakasone Kohl Thatcher Mitterrand and Delors.

Venice Italy Reagan U.S Japan United States Iran Persian Gulf Tehran Yasuhiro Nakasone Marlin Fitzwater Gulf Islamic Republic Nicosia Cyprus Naval Command Frank Carlucci Carlucci Nbc-Tv White House Howard Baker Abc-Tv Baker Amintore Fanfani Nakasone Helmut Kohl Kohl Margaret Thatcher Britain Francois Mitterrand France Brian Mulroney Canada Jaques Delors European Communities Commission

North Secretary Fawn Hall To Testify Before Congress

Fawn Hall, 27, the secretary who helped Oliver North shred and alter Iran-Contra documents, is the star witness as Congress opens its sixth week of hearings. Bretton Sciaroni and David Fischer with immunity in the case are also noted developments, signaling continued scrutiny of NSC actions and Boland amendment implications.

Washington Fawn Hall White House Oliver L. North Congress Miss Hall North National Security Council Iran Nicaragua Bretton Sciaroni President Intelligence Oversight Board U.S

Pope Begins Tour of Communist Poland in Historic Visit

Pope John Paul II arrived in Warsaw marking a seven day pilgrimage through eight cities including Gdansk birthplace of Solidarity. He urged service to his nation while Polish leaders praised dialogue with the Vatican as crowds greeted him with reverence and state media highlighted the event.

Warsaw Poland John Paul II Gdansk Solidarity Wojciech Jaruzelski Jozef Glemp John Paul Jaruzelski Dia Vatican PAP Tures Italy Rzeczpospolita Communist Party Trybuna Ludu

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