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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1987

Page

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Expressway Bandit Fosse Lands New Job After Publicity

Art Fosse, 25, unemployed 24 months, stood in Chicago's Dan Ryan Expressway median with a homemade sign seeking work. By 7:30 a.m. Feb. 5 he endured three hours of freezing cold traffic. He soon received about a dozen job offers and now works 40 hours weekly in construction. He may write a book to help others find jobs.

Chicago Art Fosse Fosle California New York

Robots In Space Newest Farm Rival

In Kent Washington an AP report says Tracy and Harvey the robots could grow vegetables for astronauts on NASA's proposed space station and cost about 740 million dollars, less than the price of transporting food from Earth per a Boeing Aerospace study.

Kent Wash Tracy and Harvey NASA Space Station Earth Boeing Aerospace Co

Weekend Weather Shifts To Rain Tomorrow

Our weekend weather will give way to rain tomorrow. Rain begins late tonight with a low near 53? The forecast calls for cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tomorrow with a 90 percent chance of rain or thunderstorms. Highs will reach the low 60s. Page 10A has details.

Deaths Cross Georgia towns list six individuals

Obituary notice records the deaths of Johnnie M. Brooks of Aiken Mack Hudson of Elberton Andrew Jennings of Langley Ernest Johnson of Aiken Ned W. Langley of Lake City and Louise Watkins of Trenton.

Johnnie M. Brooks Aiken Mack Hudson Elberton Andrew Jennings Langley Ernest Johnson Ned W. Langley Lake City Louise Watkins Trenton

Apartment Fire Kills Seven in Harlem Trash Chute Blaze

A Harlem high rise fire killed seven people including a girl and her two brothers who leaped 33 floors to their deaths. Investigators blamed shut off sprinklers and a broken standpipe valve though the blaze started in trash in the basement chute. Fire officials cited cigarette ignition and suggested systems failure contributed to the disaster.

New York Joseph Spinnato Harlem Robert Butler Martha Jenkins Eurika Young Fire Department Frank Martinez Leroy Cary Martinez

Philippines Rebels Offer Easter Cease Fire in Mindanao

Communist rebels proposed a limited Holy Week cease-fire in north central Mindanao during Easter and the May 11 elections. The offer, signed by NPA regional head Wilfredo Mapano, aims to allow voting without fear while the military weighs acceptance.

Manila Philippines Mindanao Cagayan de Oro Aquino Fidel V. Ramos Midday Leticia Ramos-Shahani Wilfredo Mapano New Peoples’ Army NPA Philippine Military Academy Baguio City

Aiken Triple Crown Racing Events Set in March and April

Aiken hosts the Triple Crown of Racing at the Aiken Training Track on March 28 with gates at 10 am and post time 2 pm. Admission pre sale four dollars for adults and two dollars for children 6 to 11. at the gate five dollars and two dollars. Proceeds fund Jaycee projects. T shirts eight dollars benefit Camp Hope. Aiken Mile Track hosts a second event on April 4 with gates at 10 am and post time 1 pm. Admission five dollars for adults and two dollars for children. parking options include Railside two rows with four adult tickets and second row four tickets. Reserved camping parking available.

Aiken Aiken Jaycees Chamber of Commerce Aiken Drug Woodruff Drug Security Federal North Augusta Regency Mall Daniel Village Bankers First Augusta Trials Camp Hope Aiken Mile Revco

Airplane the New Pyramid Scheme Spreads Across U S

The Airplane pyramid game expands nationwide with pilots, co pilots, flight attendants and passengers each paying up to 100 dollars to join. The pyramid grows until full and then collapses leaving many players who joined late with losses while early promoters profit. Authorities warn the public to avoid such schemes.

Spencer Barasch State Securities Commission Oklahoma

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