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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1986
Page
2
The Washington Post alleges a new 208 Committee coordinates covert U S diplomacy and world conflicts while bypassing the CIA. House aide Ed Djerejian said he had no information on the committee and did not confirm its existence.
Forty five people are summoned for jury selection in a suit where Arkansas Gazette accuses Arkansas Democrat of predatory pricing to smash the Gazette and create a Little Rock monopoly. Democrat says Gazette seeks antitrust relief to avoid fair competition. Gazette claims Democrat would endure losses for a decade to clear the field.
Police report nine blacks dead in tribal fighting near Durban with more deaths in a Cape province township. The clashes involve Kwela Magageni and Zulu groups over land and jobs amid apartheid pressures.
Philadelphia Mayor May or W. Wilson Goode apologized for the MOVE siege fallout. He accepted responsibility for city actions and outlined plans to implement the commission's 38 recommendations while stressing recovery and renewal for the city.
A major setback hits the Communist insurgency with analysts noting but fearing a rebound if President Corazon Aquino fails to curb abuses by landlords and the military. Rebels number up to 20,000 across provinces while Aquino plans cease-fire talks and amnesty for the New People's Army.
TWA announced 30 percent fare cuts from March 7 to 27 and 20 percent cuts from March 28 onward, aiming to reassure passengers as flights resume after astrike. Machinists court fight continues in Kansas City with a hearing on cross line orders.
Rev. Thomas O Gorman of St. Malachy’s Catholic Church in Chicago’s West Side led parishioners to donate $5,000 in losing lottery tickets to protest ads he says target the poor and blacks. He plans a rally and urges lawmakers to end the lottery. lottery spokesman Feldstein denies the allegations.
Aiken Standard offers subscription rates and contact numbers for classifieds and news ideas. Local emergency and public service numbers for Aiken and surrounding areas are listed, including police, fire, hospitals, and community organizations.
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