30 Mar 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1986
Page
1
Duke defeats Kansas 71 to 67 to reach the NCAA Final Four, while Louisville tops LSU 88 to 77. Finals set for Monday at 9 p.m. with two semifinal matchups confirmed.
Exiled Philippine leader Ferdinand Marcos and Imelda invited 500 guests to an Easter gathering at their rented Honolulu Valley home, telling attendees to bring their own lunch. Protests by Marcos opponents occurred outside the residence after their arrival in Hawaii on February 26.
Washington AP reports that Roman Catholic priests show higher Easter morale than in 1970 with less frustration and fewer considering leaving the priesthood. While concerns persist about church authority, loneliness, and marriage bans, job satisfaction rises, including 48 percent now encouraging seminary recruits.
Weather forecast calls for sunny and warm Easter Sunday with a high near 80. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low around 40. Details on Page 8A.
Obituary notices list deaths including Hugh Hill Randall of North Augusta Rev. Wadie A. Davis of Ridge Spring Ellis Wynn of Augusta Jesse Dessasure of Aiken and Jackson Yaun of Graniteville in recent local obituaries.
The page lists sections including Bridge, Classifieds, Crossword, Dear Abby, Obituaries, Opinions, Sports, Stocks, Weather and special features such as Color Comics and Entertainment. It notes multiple page indicators and feature areas for the Sunday edition.
The Savannah River Plant seeks new cooling water systems for C and K reactor discharges and the D-Area coal plant to meet South Carolina Class B standards. A public hearing is set for April 30 in Aiken at the H Odell Weeks Center with two sessions at 10 am and 6 pm to gather comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement.
In Illinois a pastor recalls his 85 year old mother with Alzheimer's and 15 children, and links her faith to his own. He defends gospel accounts, proclaims Jesus as resurrected savior, and urges belief in eternal life through John 3 16. He reflects on doubt, faith, and living by Christ daily.
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev urged President Reagan to meet in Europe to negotiate a nuclear test ban. He proposed London Rome or another European capital for talks and said no Soviet tests would occur if the United States halted atomic testing. White House officials say a summit in the United States is still sought this year.
An advertisement offers extra copies of the 16th Annual Aiken Standard Triple Crown Edition for out of town friends. Copies are available at the Aiken Standard office located at 1 Rutland Drive, Aiken.
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