26 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1986
Page
1
Census Bureau data show nearly one third of births to women under 25 are to unmarried mothers. In 1985 about 625,000 births occurred outside marriage, with two thirds of these to women aged 18 to 24. White births 20 percent out of wedlock. black women 18 to 24 account for about three quarters of such births.
Forecasters say South Carolina and North Carolina will remain dry with little relief, noting only scattered showers. State climatologists warn that continued subnormal rainfall could create a serious situation by late summer, as debate continues over the droughts cause between regional weather offices.
A 20 percent chance of evening thundershowers is forecast for today and tomorrow. Tonight’s low temperatures will linger in the 70s while tomorrow’s daytime highs rise into the 90s. Details appear on Page 13A.
The Democratic Party denounced Vice President George Bush for attending a $1,000 per couple fundraiser for Carroll Campbell, citing lost textile jobs and plant closures in South Carolina. Lt. Gov. Mike Daniel and party official Chris Verenes urged Bush to support a textile import quota bill now stalled after Reagan’s veto, as Bush planned events in Greenville and Columbia before heading to Raleigh.
Hurricane Bonnie struck near Port Arthur Texas with winds up to 85 mph causing power outages and flooding along the Gulf coast. Shelters opened as residents evacuated and authorities reported no serious damage or injuries though a mobile home roof was blown off in Winnie Texas and tornadoes were possible in the warning area.
MIAMI Victor Posner, a Miami Beach multimillionaire, faces fraud and tax evasion charges after prosecutors allege illegal deductions and inflated land donations to a religious school. Defense argues the case reflects a difference of opinion with the IRS, noting Posner's substantial income and taxes paid. If convicted on 10 counts he could face up to 50 years. See TRIAL, Page 13A.
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