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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1986

Page

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Hollings Thurmond Criticize Reagan on Textile Imports

Sen. Ernest Hollings and Sen. Strom Thurmond fault President Reagan for not restricting textile imports. They cite job losses, a Data Resources study predicting 50 percent of the industry and 1.9 million jobs lost by 1990, and January 1986 imports near 1.1 billion dollars, a near record high.

Washington Ernest Hollings Strom Thurmond South Carolina Reagan Thurmond Data Resources Grenada U.S Hollings

Weather forecast hints at chilly night and warm day

Fair skies dominate tonight with a low in the mid 30s. Tomorrow brings clearer skies and warmer highs in the upper 60s. See details on Page 6A.

Obituary notices list several deaths across states and towns

Deaths are reported for Hubert T. Altman Saluda J C Bowers Leona H Herrington Brentwood Tenn Roosevelt Johnson Aiken Mary L Nelson Fort Myers Fra Jenevieve N Butler Cheraw Melba L Corbett Columbia Eugene E Lofgren Aiken Sandra B Aldrich North Augusta Mrs Chesley G Moseley Augusta Lillie N Boyer Augusta Details appear on page 2B with location remarks across multiple communities.

Hubert T. Altman Saluda J.C. Bowers Batesburg Leona H. Herrington Brentwood Tenn Roosevelt Johnson Aiken Mary L. Nelson Fort Myers Fra Jenevieve N. Butler Cheraw Melba L. Corbett Columbia Eugene E. Lofgren Sandra B. Aldrich North Augusta Chesley G. Moseley Augusta Lillie N. Boyer

Sirhan Says He Acted Alone In RFK Killing

Sirhan Sirhan maintains he killed Senator Robert F Kennedy and acted alone as police files summarize the 1968 assassination. Paul Schrade disputes the findings and may seek release of 50 000 pages of full records.

Los Angeles Sirhan Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Paul Schrade Kennedy Ambassador Hotel Schrade California Sirhan Los Angeles Times

Philippines lawyer links Marcos to Aquino slaying case

An attorney in the Aquino slay trial recounted sworn statements by two defendants implicating Ferdinand Marcos, Imelda Marcos, and four cabinet ministers. He said the evidence could reopen the case after Marcos was deposed and as Mrs. Aquino reshapes the judiciary.

Manila Philippines Benigno Aquino Ferdinand E. Marcos Fabian C. Ver Lupino Lazaro Associated Press Marcos Corazon Aquino Lazaro Imelda Pine News Agency Manuel Pamaran Aquino Pamaran Ver

Aquino frees four political prisoners in new government

Philippines President Corazon Aquino releases four detainees including Jose Maria Sison and Bernabe Buscayno amid military concerns. The move, signed by Jovito Salonga and approved by Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile, follows recent reforms and bases debate.

Manila Philippines Corazon Aquino The Philippines Communist Party Ferdinand E. Marcos Jovito Salonga Aquino Juan Ponce Enrile Fidel V. Ramos Jose Maria Sison Communist Party of the Philipines Bernabe Buscayno Dante New People’s Army Ruben Alegre Alexander Birondo Buscayno Sison Rene Saguisag Ately Mrs. Aquino Birondo Alegre U.S Enrile Marcos

Backlog in the Mail Stands To Taxing IRS Delays

The IRS faces a large mail backlog with 1.13 million pieces pending in January across 10 regional centers. Officials say processing of tax returns remains on track, while GAO notes the 1986 filing season is smoother than last year despite 2.3 million fewer returns received than expected.

IRS General Accounting Office House Ways and Means Brookhaven N.Y Kansas City Ogden Utah Roscoe L. Egger Jr Sclama Egger Congress Johnny C. Finch GAO Finch

South Carolina Watches For Fires After Record Winter Dry Season

South Carolina foresters report below normal fires for the season but note last year's record fire season and this winter's extreme dryness. State official Dean Carson says conditions are watched day by day as spring approaches.

South Carolina Columbia South Carolina Forestry Commission Dean Carson John Purvis Purvis Carson

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