08 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1987
Page
1
Rankings action shows Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and others with wins and losses. Notable upsets include Florida State over Auburn and Georgia over Florida, while Alabama defeated LSU. Final highlights list multiple scores across the top 20 with teams such as UCLA Syracuse Notre Dame Clemson and Penn State posting wins.
Weather forecast calls for clear skies tonight with a low in the 50s and sunny warm conditions tomorrow with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Details available on page 8A.
Obituary notices list Edward D. Feldman of Warrenville Mary A. Mosely of Aiken Melvin B. Mullikin of Greenville and Doyle L. Sherman Jr. of Augusta with details continued on Page 8A.
Moscow marked the Revolution Day parade in Red Square with Gorbachev and top Politburo members reviewing troops. Fidel Castro and Wojciech Jaruzelski stood with Soviet leaders as banners urged domestic reform amid frigid 23 degree weather.
Washington AP Douglas H Ginsburg pulled his bid to join the Supreme Court citing backlash over past marijuana use He urged Reagan to appoint another nominee and warned young people including his daughters to learn from his error Reagan plans a new selection and may seek Senate approval by year end
Inside reports show candidates admitting drug use drawing mixed reactions as the tough year for Reagan unfolds. Page 3A features evolving responses and political implications.
A Newsweek poll found 69 percent of Americans would not oppose Judge Douglas Ginsburg for the Supreme Court over past marijuana use while 26 percent would and 5 percent had no opinion. The poll followed his withdrawal from consideration amid the controversy.
Rural living fuels fire danger as forests blaze across the drought hit South. Forest Service spokesman Doug Williams notes more structures in rural areas require priority protection. In 13 states from Texas to Virginia, 8,972 fires have burned 157,000 acres since Oct. 27.
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