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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1986
Page
6
A cloudy mild night gives way to a mostly rainy tomorrow with highs in the upper 60s. The three day forecast shows mainly cloudy and rainy conditions through Wednesday, then clearing Thursday with cooler temperatures into Friday.
Bitter cold grips the North with low temperatures breaking 75-year records and wind chills down to minus 50 as a major snowstorm moves east. Snow blankets the Rockies to the Plains and Great Lakes while the Southeast sees mild readings in the 60s and 70s.
Los Angeles AP reports the Lundberg Survey shows gasoline prices slipping just a tenth of a cent in two weeks. The average price across 15,000 stations stands at 84.63 cents per gallon, with self serve regular at 71.56 cents, regular unleaded 76.56, and premium 91.13 cents. full service prices are higher.
Temperatures across South Carolina hit multiple records this weekend with Columbia reaching 83 on Sunday and 84 on Friday, Charleston 84 to 85, and Beaufort 83 to 84. forecasters expect a cooldown with mid 70s highs Monday and lows dropping to the 30s as a cold front ends a warm spell.
Washington AP reports 13 new senators for the 100th Congress, 11 Democrats and 2 Republicans, all over 40 and mostly former House members. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland, 50, becomes the first Democratic woman in the Senate in her own right, succeeding retiring Charles Mathias. Brock Adams of Washington, 59, a former congressman and Carter era transportation secretary, leads with deep federal experience after beating Slade Gorton. Terry Sanford of North Carolina, the oldest freshman at 20 years since his last office, returns to elective politics for the first time in two decades.
In Phoenix a two year agreement between Greyhound Lines Inc and 7500 employees includes at least 27 million dollars in wage cuts and concessions. The plan covers bus drivers and mechanics and introduces a lower wage scale for hires after November 1. The Amalgamated Council of Greyhound Local Unions met Sunday night and must be ratified by union members.
Fulcrum developer Klein plans Centre South at Silver Bluff and Pine Log Roads. Anchors include K Mart 86 472 sq ft Kroger 49 296 sq ft and Key Catalog Showroom 20 000 sq ft. Leases signed with Piece Goods Shop Barretts Shoes Four Seasons Dress Shop World Video and an unnamed book store. Potential West Palm Beach stylist and Atlanta yogurt shop courted. Centre South apartments approved on 50 acre site. construction to start this fall. Tenants for Centre South remain unannounced.
The Rev. Cecil Sherman a Fort Worth moderate resigns from a peace panel after seminary presidents affirmed biblical inerrancy and balanced teaching. Moderates say the move signals conservative power, potentially harming theological education as debates in the 14.5 million member denomination continue.
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