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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1986
Page
1
Aiken Standard corrects a published item stating cooling towers at the Savannah River Plant. The towers are not at SRP and SRP does not yet have cooling towers. The newspaper regrets the error.
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department projections show land values stabilizing and farm income leveling in 1986. The bottoming out is not a full recovery, with ongoing strain on farmers and rural banks, especially in Iowa Kansas parts of the Midwest and southern Plains, says analyst Ronald Meekhof.
Skies will be mostly clear tonight with a low in the mid 30s. Tomorrow will be partly sunny with a high in the low 60s. Details are on Page 10A.
Obituaries list Leo G. Carrington of New York Mary W. Bond of Aiken Lee Strong of Aiken Mary H. Doughty of North Augusta Joseph Hazel of North Augusta Sandra B. Aldrich of North Augusta Ellie Horne of Greenwood. Details continued on Page 28.
In Manila the New Society Movement caucus signals most party members will back Corazon Aquino’s claim to constitutional legitimacy. Officials say the party may repudiate Marcos’ assembly proclamation while planning leadership changes and calls for fairness toward local officials.
Washington reports that the Pentagon estimates relocating Clark Air Base and Subic Bay Naval Station could cost about 8 billion dollars. If the bases are lost after 1991, Guam and Tinian are named as likely relocation sites, while Aquino signals openness to keeping them. The study notes the need to secure Clark and Subic and counts on a large Filipino workforce for operations and repairs.
Secretary Weinberger told CBS that the United States provided aid and comfort to Philippine rebels but no military intelligence. He said Washington aimed to avert bloodshed as Camp Crame supported Corazon Aquino and denied reports of U S forces supplying rebels with intelligence. He urged Congress to approve more military and economic aid to the new government.
West German group RAF claimed responsibility for Palme assassination hours after his death in Stockholm. Police said the gunman may have been a lone lunatic. Ingvar Carlsson poised as acting prime minister. Lisbet Palme grazed by a bullet but unharmed. RAF and Holger Meins Commando linked by callers. police pursue lone suspect or group.
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