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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1986

Page

2

Death penalties for two men in Le case issued in Charlotte

In Charlotte, NC, a jury sentenced Ronnie Howard and Dana Weldon to death for conspiracy, kidnapping, armed robbery and murder in the August killing of Vietnamese refugee Chinh Thi Nguyen Le. The verdict followed a five hour and twenty minute deliberation and a scheduled October 17 execution date, with automatic appeals.

Greenville Chinh Thi Nguyen le Charlotte N.C Tu le William Traxler Ronnie Howard Dana Ricardo Weldon Weldon Howard

I DeQuincey Newman Freeway Named in South Carolina

The state renamed South Carolina Highway 27 as the I DeQuincey Newman Freeway to honor civil rights leader and first black state senator of this century. The 74 mile route connects downtown Columbia with I 77. About 120 people attended the Sunday dedication at the Department of Health and Environmental Control grounds near the highway. Newman was an African American Methodist minister and NAACP field director 1960 to 1969, winning a state senate seat in 1983 after a special election.

Columbia South Carolina I. DeQuincey Newman State Department of Health and Environmental Control Newman National Association For the Advancement of Colored People State Senate

NOW Targets Clinic Violence With Legal Action and Protests

The National Organization for Women announced a nationwide campaign to combat abortion clinic violence through courtroom litigation and street protests. NOW will focus PAC efforts on defeating anti abortion referendums and urge chapters to keep holding conferences and demonstrations supporting abortion rights.

Denver National Organization For Women All Now

Bar Leader Sees Tort Reform Possible in State

South Carolina Bar president Brantley Harvey says tort reform may occur but vows lawyers will oppose special interest driven changes. He warns the public could lose a proven system for compensating those wronged. Harvey takes Bar leadership July 1 after induction at the annual meeting.

Columbia New South Carolina Brantley Harvey Harvey Beaufort American Bar Association

Reagan Seeks High Level Talks With Soviet Leader

Washington AP Reagan seeks renewed high level talks with Mikhail Gorbachev amid signals for a possible summit and disputes over the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty. Reagan described a conciliatory letter to Gorbachev as friendly and offered no timing for a Shultz Shevardnadze meeting.

Washington Reagan Mikhail Gorbachev Camp David George Shultz Eduard Shevardnadzo Marine One White House Albert Brashear Gorbachev Brashear Shultz Shevardnadze U.S Arthur A. Hartman Moscow Anatoly F. Dobrynin Geneva

Shooting in Spartanburg County Leaves 3 Dead

An 18 year old acquaintance shot two men in a Saxon community street dispute. Danny Wayne Brice 20 and Marvin Larry Parham 18 died from gunshot wounds. A bystander woman suffered a fatal heart attack. Guy Cleveland Foster Jr. 18 was arrested on two counts of murder and jailed without bond.

Spartanburg Spartanburg County John Blackwood Tal Spartan County Steve Lanford Danny Wayne Brice Marvin Larry Parham Lanford Guy Cleveland Foster Jr Blackwood Ann P. Moore Spartanburg General Hospital Foster Sanford Brenda Brice Danny Brice

Afghan Rebels Seek More U S Support in Washington

Afghan Resistance Alliance leaders arrived in Washington seeking increased political and military aid from the United States to sustain their guerrilla war against the Marxist government and Soviet forces. They met at an Alexandria rally and planned talks with President Reagan, Vice President Bush, and Secretary Shultz to press for more help and to defend their culture and Islamic faith.

Washington U.S Afghanistan United States Reagan Masood Khalili Istabad Pakistan Alli Alexandria Henry Kriegel George Bush George Shultz France Britain

One Third of Employers Restrict Smoking

Washington RP a survey shows nearly one third of U S employers in the last five years adopted policies restricting smoking at work. Of 662 private employers surveyed 36 percent had policies, 2 percent planned to implement by year's end 1986, and 21 percent were considering. Only 2 percent banned smoking entirely on company property and 15 percent banned it in open work areas. Many policies split areas into smoking and non smoking sections or permit smoking unless a problem arises.

Washington U.S United States Bureau of National Affairs American Society For Personnel Administration Nly

OPEC Fails To Reach Target Prices Stable

OPEC did not meet its spring target of voluntary cuts in oil production and no major cutbacks are expected before summer. Analysts expect an oil glut with prices around 13 to 15 dollars a barrel, possibly dipping to 10, as members diverge on restraint. Saudi Arabia hints at a cycle shift toward a new oil boom by the 1990s, with ministers set to meet June 25 at Brioni.

Pennsylvania Edmund McDermott Scranton Presbyterian University Hospital Pittsburgh Jesse Calvin McDermott Brussels Belgium OPEC Organization of Petroleum’ Exporting Countries Kuwait Nigeria United Arab Emirates Internationalnergy Agency Saudi Arabia Libya Algeria Iran Ahmed Zaki Yamani Adriatic Brioni Yugoslavia

Aiken Standard Contact and Office Information

Aiken Standard lists subscription and advertisement contact numbers 649 5316 649 1555 648 2311 and office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m weekdays 8 00 to 10 30 a m Sunday. Office address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802 Box 456 mailing address provided.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken, S.C PBM North Augusta Abused Persons Coalition Aiken Fire Aiken Police Emerg S.C. Highway Patrol HCA Aiken Regional Salley Fire Salley Police Sheriff’s Department Jackson Police Long Dince New Ellenton New Holland Wagoner Fire Wagoner Police Aiken Communications Inc P.O Fulland Drive Aiken S.C

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