10 Nov 1985
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1985
Page
1
UNC beat Clemson 21 to 20 and FSU defeated South Carolina 56 to 14 in college football scores noted on page 1B. James Munlyn highlighted as a hot item in the coverage.
Ranked teams show Georgia, LSU and Alabama posting strong wins while several close or split results appear. Notable outcomes include Nebraska routing Iowa State 49-0, Penn State over Cincinnati 31-10, Michigan 47-0 over Purdue, and Florida State 56-14 past South Carolina.
Partly cloudy conditions with a high in the mid 70s and a low in the 50s. Further details available on Page 7A.
A society list includes Mrs Trilby Rozier Huff Mrs Grace W Whisenant Mrs Ruth Allen and others along with Messrs Raymond M Fookes John William Boseling andCarl Edward Bodie.
A 810-foot Marshal Koniev with Miroslav Medvid on board left U.S. waters amid protests and Coast Guard escort. Medvid, who twice jumped ship, denied defecting but kept the saga in the headlines as U.S. Senate subpoenas faced legal limits. The ship aims for the Gulf of Mexico after a tense 135-mile channel crossing.
Prince Charles and Princess Diana arrived at Andrews Base and met with President Reagan before separate engagements. Diana visited the Washington Home hospice to comfort residents, while Charles attended a design and architecture briefing in Baltimore and Savannah. The pair planned a White House dinner and Remembrance Day tribute, reflecting keen interest in community projects.
President Reagan told the Soviet people on Voice of America that Americans do not threaten their nation and never will while urging them not to mistake freedom for weakness He called for a peace season and urged discuss ion of missile defense within superpower arms talks ahead of the Geneva summit He also cited Helsinki accords and urged expanded U S Soviet dialogue to reduce global tensions and avoid jamming of VOA frequencies.
Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie received a letter Saturday from four U.S. hostages in Lebanon. Terry Waite said the letter contains both a helpful statement and a threat and urged an urgent meeting with the captors. The hostages signing the letter include Terry Anderson and Lawrence Jenco.
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