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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1987
Page
1
IRS Offers Two W-4 Forms For Withholding
The Internal Revenue Service will allow taxpayers to choose between a longer four page W-4 and a simpler version to calculate federal tax withholding. Officials say the longer form better matches actual liability for many, while the shorter form is easier but risks inaccurate withholding, especially for non wage income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
AIDS Vaccine Tests May Begin This Year
Atlanta AP reports that AIDS vaccine trials could start this year though a preventive treatment is years away. Dr. Anthony Fauci of NIH says early trials are not the same as a usable vaccine and that any vaccine would likely not be available until the mid 1990s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Anthony Fauci
National Institutes of Health
Sunny Forecast Through Friday Shines Over City
The forecast calls for sun through Friday with tonight’s low in the mid 30s and tomorrow’s high in the low 70s. A three day outlook shows daytime 50s to 60s and nighttime near 35 degrees. Details on Page 10A.
Deaths of regional residents listed for obituary page
The notice lists deceased include Earl E. Cashen North Augusta Matthew H. Coleman Columbia Mary E. Corbitt Coral Gables Fla Albert L. Ellison Aiken Tom Herrin Johnston Clarence H. Howard Sylvania Ga Glynn D. Lee Conway Ruth R. Littlejohn Aiken Jeanine Maxner Folly Beach Charles H. Meyer Jr North Augusta Mattie M. Noffz Cross Hill Frank D. Powell Augusta John M. Rouse Jr Aiken Aleshia M. White Jackson Eulie Wilson Graniteville Details appear on Page 9A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Cashen
North Augusta
Matthew H. Coleman
Columbia
Mary E. Corbitt
Coral Gables
Fla
Albert L. Ellison
Aiken
Tom Herrin
Johnston
Clarence H. Howard
Sylvania
Glynn D. Lee
Conway
Ruth R. Littlejohn
Jeanine Maxner
Folly Beach
Charles H. Meyer Jr
Mattie M. Noffz
Cross Hill
Frank D. Powell
Augusta
John M. Rouse Jr
Aleshia M. White
Jackson
Eulie Wilson
Graniteville
Baker to assert authority as Reagan taps Baker White House chief
Former Senator Howard Baker begins as White House chief of staff with a plan to move quickly to establish his authority. President Reagan prepares a national address on the Iran Contra arms affair amid Gates decision on CIA leadership and Senate questions about the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard Baker
Reagan
White House
Baker
Florida
Robert M. Gates
CIA
Iran
The
Washington Post
Gates
Senate
Bob Dole
Washington National
Tower Commission
Donald T. Regan
Ronald Reagan
Bal Harbour
Fla
Gates to Withdraw as CIA Nominee Amid Senate Doubts
Washington AP Robert M Gates plans to withdraw his name from consideration to head the CIA this week after Republican leaders signaled Senate rejection. White House and CIA officials disputed a withdrawal, while the Intelligence Committee had not been informed. Senator Dole urged timely action and noted concern over Iran Contra related hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Robert M. Gates
CIA
Senate
The
Washington Post
Gates
White House
Albert Brashear
Kathy Pherson
Senate Intelligence Committee
David Holliday
David Boren
Reagan
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Dole
William J. Casey
Iran
Nicaragua
Arlen Specter
Rpa
South's Killer Storms Head North Toward New England
A major storm system moving northward dumped heavy snow across the Great Lakes and New England after spawning deadly tornadoes in Mississippi and floods in Arkansas and Iowa. Up to a foot of snow was forecast for New Hampshire and Maine, with rising river levels prompting scattered evacuations. Snow, sleet, and freezing rain also affected northern New England and Michigan, while rescuers battled slick roads and authorities prepared for continued winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Arkansas
Iowa
Great Lakes
New England
New Hampshire
Maine
Larry Gabrie
National Weather Service
Raleigh
N.C
Michigan
Ohio
Lovell
Canada
Pete Reynolds
Kansas City
Interstate 89
Concord
Arizona
New York
Marquette, Mich
Flooding Still Possible From Heavy Rains Across South Carolina
Weather officials warn moderate flooding likely as days of heavy rain move downstream toward the coast. Upstate waters recede, while Midlands and coastal rivers may rise in coming days. Columbia totals reached 3.62 inches, Greer 5.56 inches, with winds gusting above 45 mph in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
National Weather Service
Upstate
Midlands
Kay Robinson
Columbia
Weather Service
Greer
Pee Dee
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Jack Schneider
Marquette County Sheriff's Department
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Miss
Mattie Walker
Kenneth McDaniel
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