10 Nov 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1986
Page
1
A domestic quarrel on Gregory Road left Vanessa Smith 30 and Michael Barrett 29 shot. Both were stable at HCA Aiken Medical Centers. Barrett reported his location and was treated for arm and abdomen injuries.
Seven men en route to Mexico were arrested on weapons charges after an X ray of a radio revealed a handgun. All but one were jailed at San Mateo North County Jail with bail set at 500 dollars.
The forecast calls for a partly sunny day with a 50 percent rain chance tonight. Lows stay in the 70s. Tomorrow湿 rain chances rise to 80 percent with highs in the 60s. A gradual cooling trend continues into Wednesday, with details on Page 6A.
Death notices announce the passing of Johnny L. Bryant Johnston William G. Butts Aiken Mrs Mays A Byrd Edgefield Woodrow W Cumbee Ridge Spring Gippie Doolittle Augusta Russell B Halforc Kline Allen D LaFavor IV North Augusta Annie Mae Sexton Aiken Alma Ann Long Sardis Ga Thomas W Stanton Clover Ruth Elizabeth Lowe Clearwater Lorene O Wheeler Batesbury Mrs W E Whitaker Macon Ga Mrs B B Williamson Beech Island details on Page 5A
Development of a 500000 square foot mall at Whiskey and Dougherty Roads in South Africa will start in spring and aim for a 1987 fall or 1988 spring completion. Zamias Develop ment plans a 60000 square foot Belk store with multiple retailers. J C Penney and Sears were speculated as potential tenants as the project progresses.
David Jacobsen, freed after 17 months in Lebanon, embraces his father Jacobsen and relatives at John Wayne Airport. The 32 year olds son and other kin greet with flags and balloons as they plan private time and request prayers for others still held.
Police said saboteurs wrecked Iceland's only whale meat processing plant near Reykjavik by destroying the computer system and processing machinery. The attack follows the sinking of two Hvalur boats, Hvalur 6 and Hvalur 7, with Sea Shepherd claiming responsibility.
Samuel A. Cothran returns from Taiwan with insights to appear in tomorrow's newspaper as part of a four part series on Pacific trade and US relations. He plans to share impressions of Taiwan's economy and its impact on Uncle Sam's trade balance.
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