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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1986

Page

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Indicted Warrenville trio accused of filing inmate tax refunds

A federal grand jury charged Charles Bruce Tomes C B Toms John David Craven and Sheila H Stallings all of Warrenville with conspiracy and presenting false tax returns in the name of state prison inmates. They allegedly filed 13 returns seeking refunds of 4457 dollars with nine refund checks mailed to a Langley post office.

Columbia Charles Bruce Tomes C.B. Toms John David Craven Sheila H. Stallings Warrenville Internal Revenue Service Vinton D. Lide IRS Langley

Glass Reports False Blames Media In Gerber Glass Cases

Federal official says some glass reports in Gerber baby food jars may be publicity driven with home incidents possible. Bill Grigg of the FDA says reports span 30 states and DC since Feb 11, with 200 complaints total, but no serious injuries confirmed.

Gerber Gerber Products Co Bill Grigg U.S. Food and Drug Administration Washington District of Columbia Grigg FDA

Weather Outlook Forecast Clear Skies Tonight

Fair tonight with a low in the mid 30s. Sunny tomorrow with a high in the mid 60s. Details on Page 12A.

Obituary Notices List of Deaths and Burial Details

Deaths include Mrs. Sarah Collier of Belvedere Mrs. Leo T Groomes of North Augusta Mrs. Mary Simpkins of Aiken James Simpkins of Washington D C Wesley Andrew Woods of Augusta Eugene E Lofgren of Aiken William Wade Adams of Augusta Mary L Nelson of Ft Myers Florida Mrs C G Moseley of Augusta Leona H Herrington of Brentwood Tenn Roosevelt Johnson of Aiken See details on Page 5A.

Sarah Collier Belvedere Leo T. Groomes North Augusta Mary Simpkins Aiken James Simpkins Washington, D.C Wesley Andrew Woods Augusta Eugene E. Lofgren William Wade Adams Mary L. Nelson Ft. Myers Fla C.G. Moseley Augusta Leona H. Herrington Brentwood Tenn Roosevelt Johnson

Two Suspects Detained In Palme Killing

Sweden's Tidningarnas Telegram byra reports two men of Yugoslav origin detained on a ferry to Denmark in connection with Prime Minister Olof Palme's assassination. Police released a composite portrait of the suspect as the nationwide manhunt entered its sixth day.

Palme Stockholm Sweden Olof Palme Denmark Tidningarnas Telegrampyra Hans Holmer West Germany United States Lisbet Federal Criminal Office Ulf Abrahamsson Red Army Holger Meins

Anti-Terrorism Methods Approved But Retaliation Debate Rages

A federal task force led by Vice President Bush found current anti terrorism methods work but split within the Reagan administration over retaliation. The report cites tightened embassy security and better intelligence control, noting many attacks were averted. Oakley says no major overhauls are needed though policy differences remain unresolved.

Washington Reagan Interagency George Bush White House U.S United States Robert B. Oakley Oakley Lebanon U.S. Marine Beirut TWA Bush

Sison Sees Aquino Prisoner Release as Step But Not End

Jose Maria Sison, founder of the Philippines Communist Party, says President Aquino’s release of about 500 political prisoners marks goodwill but may not end the insurgency. He notes U.S. concerns and cites a 12,500 strong rebel force, while confirming his own role and release after eight years. He and others freed included Bernabe Buscagno alias Commander Dante and two assassins.

Manila Philippines the Philippines Communist Party Corazon Aquino Jose Maria Sison Communist Party Ferdinand E. Marcos Sison Aquino United States Marcos Bernabe Buscagno Dante New People’s Army Ruben Alegre Alexander Birondo Buscayne

New Ellenton Man Guilty of Murder in Child Death

Tim Green, 22, was found guilty of murder in the September beating death of 3 year old Caronica Hill and sentenced to life in prison after a two hour forty minute jury deliberation. The incident occurred at Valley Home apartments in Gloverville with Green described as the child’s mother’s boyfriend.

Stockholm Hans Holmer Palme Holmer Tim Green Caronica Hill Green New Ellenton Aiken County Caronica Erika Ms. Jones Phyllis Price Ms. Price

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