09 Nov 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1986
Page
1
The Top 20 college football results show Oklahoma crushing Missouri 77 to 0 and Clemson defeating North Carolina 38 to 10. Alabama fell 14 to 10 to LSU. Penn State edged Maryland 17 to 15, Michigan beat Purdue 31 to 7, Nebraska over Iowa State 35 to 14, Ohio State 30 to 9 over Northwestern, Arkansas and USC idle lists, and multiple other outcomes including Arizona State vs California in progress.
Weather remains warm with highs in the 80s today as a cooler spell approaches. Forecasters say a cooling trend arrives by Tuesday and will feel like fall soon. Details are on Page 5A.
Brief death notices for Horace Grant Aiken Cora Gordon Salley The Rev James Roberson Graniteville Amelia Cartledge North Augusta noted with details on Page 8A.
AP analysis notes shifting power after the 1986 elections. Democratic gains in the Senate and Republican gains in governors’ mansions shape White House Capitol Hill relations. Key figures include Edward Kennedy Dole Jesse Jackson and Michele Davis.
A major snowstorm paralyzed the northern plains with near zero visibility and winds up to 65 mph. In North Dakota blizzard warnings and travel bans halted flights and road travel as 11 to 17 inches blanketed areas including Bismarck and the Black Hills.
The Associated Press notes 112 million eligible voters skipped turnout while 66 million cast ballots. The piece highlights Reagan era perceptions, thirteen new U.S. Senators including one African American since Reconstruction, a near-even governorship split, and a House resembling the prior assembly with few incumbents defeated. It also notes Fred Grandy as a new GOP member and Ben Jones's loss, plus extreme height data for Tom McMillen and Barbara Mikulski.
Tomorrow at the Federal Court house in Aiken jury selection begins in the 257 count indictment against dentist Dr H Allan Schifferli. He faces charges including obstruction of justice conspiracy and distribution of dangerous drugs to minors and adults.
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