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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1987

Page

2

Fires destroy Provisional Electoral Council offices Haiti

In Port au Prince fires hit the Provisional Electoral Council office and a business owned by council member Emmanuel Ambroise after the council disqualified 12 presidential candidates, many linked to former dictator Duvalier. The council vows to uphold a clause barring notorious Duvalierists from office.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Provisional Electoral Council Council Jean-Claude Duvalier Continental Trading S.A Electoral Council Emmanuel Ambroise

China seen as growing market for US goods says Census

The Census Bureau reports China could become a more attractive market for American products as a large, young, rising middle class expands consumption. It notes continued 3 to 5 percent yearly growth, with half the population under 21 and many in prime spending ages 15 to 44, plus rising two income households.

Washington Census Bureau China

U.S. Soviet Plan Boost Climate Research Cooperation

U S and Soviet scientists will expand joint climate studies under 30 new projects, focusing on Antarctic ozone depletion. NOAA says both nations operate Antarctic bases and will coordinate research, develop computer ozone models, and measure atmospheric gas together.

Washington National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Antarctic NOAA United States Soviet Union Antarctica

Demonstration Planned Ahead of U S Soviet Summit

The National Conference on Soviet Jewry announced a December 6 protest in Washington to press for higher Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union ahead of the December 7 summit. Chairman Morris B. Abrams noted October departures reached a six year high but remain well below 1979 peaks, and urged that further reforms could allow thousands more to leave.

Washington Soviet Union National Conference On Morris B. Abrams Abrams Mikhail S. Gorbachev

Hired To Gab At San Francisco Phone Promo Show

Brian Douglas and Kathleen Butler star in a live on street promo for Tele Center selling small business phone systems. They will perform from Monday to Wednesday with Shakespeare, poetry, chat, and games in a glass showroom while passers by hear their dialogue. Butler teases posing for a photo.

San Francisco Brian Douglas Kathleen Butler Tele- Center Vicki Estrada Douglas Butler

Bomb Found At Manila Convention Center

Police removed a large dynamite bomb found outside the Philippine International Convention Center in Manila near where Southeast Asian leaders will meet. The device contained 86 sticks of dynamite and did not explode as technicians moved it to a military garrison. about 1,500 people were inside the building at the time but no major evacuation occurred.

Manila Philippines Pfc Domingo Alminana Philippine International Convention Center Manila Bay Prudencio Agbayani Jose C. Bandong Agbayani Department of Foreign Affairs

Reagan says Social Security off the table in deficit talks

White House and Congress insist Social Security has not been proposed as a deficit cut. Negotiators admit topic arose but deny serious consideration while discussing overall measures to trim at least 23 billion dollars for fiscal 1988. Lawmakers say other entitlement limits and spending details remain under review as talks continue.

Washington White House Congress Rep Thomas S. Foley D-Wash House Marlin Fitzwater Reagan Sen Bennett Johnston D-La Chiles

Cable TV Case Sparks Divergent Senate Reactions

The debate over Supreme Court nominee Douglas H. Ginsburg's stock in Rogers Communications draws mixed views. Senator Hatch defends him as a tempest in a teapot while Senator Leahy urges an explanation to explain potential conflicts, and the Judiciary Committee plans to investigate the issue.

Washington Senate Supreme Court Douglas H. Ginsburg Ginsburg Orrin G. Hatch Utah Patrick J. Leahy D-Vt Associated Press Hatch Leahy Judiciary Committee Peter Smith Judiciary Joseph R. Biden Jr D-Del Rogers Communications Inc Justice Department Department

Iran Claims U S Gunfire Killed Indian Crewman

In Bahrain AP report Iran denies U S Navy frigate fired on Iranian vessels in the Persian Gulf while Islamic Republic News Agency cites an Indian crewman killed by a booby trapped car blast in Kuwait's Shamiya district. Police said two cars were destroyed and windows shattered.

Manama Bahrain Kuwait Iran Persian Gulf Islamic Republic Shamiya Interior Ministry Pan American World Airways

New Chinese Communist Party leadership hailed in state media

State media praised the rise of a younger leadership under Zhao Ziyang as a significant step forward. Passersby, however, said the changes would not affect daily life, with many noting a general sense that ages and old guard remain. The new Central Committee averages 55, replacing older conservatives.

Beijing Communist Party Mei Gwansyi Deng Xiaoping Deng Zhao Ziyang

Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Info

Aiken Standard lists subscription rates and contact details for classifieds and news tips. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken open 8:30 to 5:30 weekdays. Mailing address P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802. Rates shown for 3 6 12 month plans with advance payments.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive P.O Aiken S.C PBM Aiken Communications Inc

Emergency numbers and local services listing

A compact emergency numbers directory from the Aiken Standard listing contacts for Poison Control across South Carolina Highway Patrol Salley Fire Salley Police Sheriff's Department and district sheriffs. It notes the newspaper's address and subscriber changes and provides service line 1 800 922 9709.

Poison Control Center S.C. Highway Patrol Salley Sheriff's Department Sheriff Long Distal Sheriff Fire

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