15 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1986
Page
1
Boston writer Gay Courter who studied Israel's female agents says women handle stress and maintain a cover better than men. She found officials tell her women are generally more dependable operatives in espionage.
It will be partly sunny with increasing clouds and a 20 percent chance of evening thundershowers. The high reaches about 90 degrees and tonight's low will be in the low 70s. Details on Page 4A.
Obituaries list James F. Burley Lola W. Cohen Lindsey M. Gagnon G. Grant Knight Donna H. Mackey Joseph L. McElmurray Henry A. Morgan with notices and further details on Page 8A.
Major crime fell across Aiken County and New Ellenton last year according to State Law Enforcement Division figures. Aiken saw declines in most categories while New Ellenton posted decreases in all but motor vehicle theft, which rose to five. The Public Safety Department credited local citizens and officers for the trend.
Chris Verenes, director at the Control Data Center in North Augusta, says a state party executive director post would be a unique opportunity but no formal offer exists. Party chairman Don McElveen says negotiations could fall into place soon amid ongoing primary results and calls for party unity.
The Senate faces an amendment to redistribute tax relief from the wealthy to middle income earners. Senator Mitchell defends the plan, while Republican leadership and Finance Committee members oppose changing the bill’s tax cuts. Under the amendment, those earning over 200,000 would lose cuts and see taxes rise about 2.5 percent, with gains redirected to 20,000 to 50,000 brackets. smaller earners would still receive reductions.
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