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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1986
Page
8
Augusta sections list Nancy Davis and a long line of survivors including Walter Davis and Daisy Colbert. Other notices cover Willie Hazel, Lloyd Donahoo, Odessa Corley, Russell Hiday, William Wilkins, Herries Mondy, and related services, locations, ages, and funeral homes across Aiken North Augusta Lexington County West Columbia and surrounding areas.
Two obituaries from Aiken area listing Mondy and Hiday family deaths. Mondy they enter rest March 26 1986 at age 66 with service March 29 at Central Baptist Church in Woodridge North Augusta. Hiday Russell died at 4 Partridge Court Aiken with memorials to American Cancer Society and services at Los Gatos Memorial Park in California.
Arthur Harvey, 82, a lawyer and civil rights advocate who defended Paul Robeson in 1947 against blacklisting, died in Albany. Albert Tate Jr., 65, longtime member and presiding judge in the 5th U.S. Circuit, died of cancer in New Orleans after a career spanning state and federal courts.
Soviet schoolgirl Katerina Lycheva said East and West share a goal of an arms free world during her White House meeting with President Reagan. She recalled Gorbachev’s proposal to abolish nuclear weapons and noted Reagan’s wish to pursue a world without arms. She described rooms, a dog, and a doll she gave Reagan as a peace gesture.
In Richmond, eight wives of heart transplant patients face eviction from a veterans group hospitality house near McGuire VA Medical Center. President William Jarratt cites rule violations and lease expiration as reasons, forcing some to seek temporary shelters while a larger nearby house is prepared. Martha Groner of Abilene plans to return home Friday due to lack of options.
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