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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1986

Page

11

Parents Battle Santa and Occult in School Protests

In Virginia and Tennessee, parents urge removal of holiday and occult themed items from schools citing religious beliefs. In Hawkins County a court ruling allows teachers to excuse students from offended classes, while Anderson County lifts two occult books pending review.

Knoxville Tenn Virginia Tennessee Hawkins County U.S Thomas G. Hull Nat Coleman Coleman Kenneth Betty Marshall Bristol Washington-Lee East Tennessee Anderson County Claxton Zion Baptist Church Santa Claus David Stephens The

Jacobsen appeals to kidnappers in Lebanon release plea

Former hostage David Jacobsen urged Islamic Jihad to free remaining American captives in Lebanon in a public appeal. He spoke at a news conference with his son and a friend present, urging dialogue and noting ongoing divisions among radical groups complicating hostage releases.

Orange Calif David Jacobsen Lebanon Jacobsen Hal Terry Anderson Tom Sutherland Terry A. Anderson Middle East Associated Press Thomas Sutherland American University of Beirut Islamic Jihad William Buckley Eric Harold Hultgreen Reagan Iran Lawrence Jenco Benjamin Weir Terry Tom West Beirut

Polar BEAR satellite soars after museum display

The Polar Beacon Experiments and Auroral Research satellite known as Polar BEAR lifted from Vandenberg AFB at 4 23 p m on a Scout rocket to reach a 625 mile polar orbit. It carries instruments to photograph the Northern Lights and study particles and magnetic fields to improve Earth to space communications. The satellite waited eight years as a museum piece and faced two scrubbed launch attempts due to propulsion and gyroscope issues before final liftoff.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Air Force Tom Connell National Aeronautics and Space Administration Connell Vandenberg Earth Virgil Short Navy Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum

Two Arrested For Kidnapping Worthington Baby

In Maryland the infant believed abducted from Grand View Hospital eight days earlier is found safe with the Worthington family maintaining faith. FBI linked Thompson and Soustek to the child, but authorities have not confirmed a match.

Baltimore Pennsylvania Neil Worthington Sellersville FBI Worthington Grand View Hospital Mel Fleming Ramona Joan Thompson Ellicott City George Stanley Soustek Worthingtons Phillip Phil Barbara Ms. Thompson Soustek Corless

U S Arming Mexican Border Patrol With M 14 Rifles

The United States plans to arm 1000 M 14 rifles for Border Patrol agents and supply two armored personnel carriers. The rifles will be kept in offices or vehicles and not routinely carried, with eight agents wounded in the past year. The move aims to counter violence along the San Ysidro border area near San Diego.

U.S Washington Border Patrol Immigration and Naturalization Service Duke Austin Austin San Ysidro San Diego Army Wayne Kirkpatrick San Diego-area Border Patrol Office

Group Pushes Lower Lead Levels in Drinking Water

Environmental Defense Fund toxicologist Ellen Silbergeld urges the EPA to cut the drinking water lead standard from 90 ppb to 10 ppb, arguing lead poisoning is the most prevalent environmental disease. The EPA proposes 20 ppb to take effect in 1991.

Ellen Silbergeld Environmental Defense Fund Environmental Protection Agency EPA

Young Florida lawyer sworn in at age 17 in Miami

Stephen Baccus, 17, took the oath as a lawyer after Florida waived the 18 year old requirement for contracts. He graduated UM at 14, law school at 16, passed the bar at 17, and attends NYU for computer science. He aims to blend law and computing and is co author of a forthcoming book with Chriss Marinello.

Miami Stephen Baccus Baccus Florida Supreme Court Dade County University of Miami New York University New York City

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