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17 Nov 1986
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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1986
Page
1
Fresno premiere satirizes raisin dynasties on CBS TV
In Fresno California residents wore purple tights and black trash bags for a Hollywood style premiere of CBS TV miniseries Fresno. The event spoofed nighttime soap operas while chronicling the citys rich and not so famous. Major stars did not attend the screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
Cbs-Tv
California
Sinatra Recovers at Desert Home After Emergency Surgery
Frank Sinatra, 70, recuperating at his Rancho Mirage home a week after doctors removed a 12 inch piece of his large intestine in emergency surgery. Spokesman Lee Solters said he left Eisenhower Medical Center in good condition and in high spirits. He will recover at home for an undetermined period and will resume work when his doctors say. He had earlier canceled a Golden Nugget appearance in Atlantic City due to severe abdominal pain from inflamed intestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancho Mirage
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Desert
Sinatra
Eisenhower Medical Center
Lee Solters
Mike McFadden
Solters
Atlantic City
N.J
California
Weather looks warm with showers possible this week
Cloudy skies bring a chance of showers tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will stay mild with a low near 60 and a high in the upper 70s. Details appear on Page 10A.
Obituary notices listed for several individuals
Death notices for Mamie P Booth Evelyn T Coleman Joseph P Edwards Murray Gantt Roy F Johnson Lizzie Mattox James Moore Azalee H Rish Laura W Weaver and Frank G Wehler Jr reference details on Page 3B for location dates and funeral information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie P. Booth
York
Evelyn T. Coleman
Charleston
Joseph P. Edwards
Saluda
Murray Gantt
Wagener
Roy F. Johnson
Waynesboro
Lizzie Mattox
Lincolnton
James Moore
Brooklyn
N.Y
Azalee H. Rish
Pelion
Laura W. Weaver
Gloverville
Frank G. Wehler Jr
Aiken
Louisiana scientists enable sex selection for IVF baby
Survey of 1,464 adults asks whether parents should or would choose a child’s sex. Respondents show mixed views on ethics and practicality with varied preferences for boy or girl and many undecided.
North Korean Leader Kim Il Sung Reported Dead Amid Power Struggle
South Korea's Defense Ministry reported Kim Il Sung's possible death or a power struggle in North Korea based on DMZ loudspeaker broadcasts and eulogies, while North Korea denied the claims and diplomats questioned the reports. U.S. officials said they could not confirm and noted normal conditions at Panmunjom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Defense Ministry
Kim Il Sung
North Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Kim
Lee Ki-baek
National Assembly
DMZ
Lee
Yonhap
Peking
Kang So Yong
Kim I] Sung
U.S
Panmunjom
Korean Broadcasting System
Americans opposed to choosing baby sex in AP poll
A Media General AP poll of 1,464 adults finds 75 percent would refuse sex selection for babies, with 49 percent calling it a bad idea and 27 percent favoring boys if given a choice. The report notes a January birth of a sex-selected test tube baby in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New York
Media General Associated Press
Media General AP
Justin Spencer
Justin
Aigue
Phyllis Spencer
Spencer
White-Collar Criminals Keep Freedom
AP reports a Bureau of Justice Statistics study finding only 18 percent of convicted white-collar criminals received prison terms longer than one year. Across eight states covering over a third of the population, 60 percent were jailed, but most sentences were under 12 months and more than 40 percent ended with non prison penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Women Build Talent Bank to Boost Congressional Parity
The Women's Campaign Fund aims to accelerate female representation in Congress by forming a Talent Bank from aspiring women in targeted districts. It conducts a decade long drive to locate motivate and train candidates, mailing questionnaires to state legislators and minority women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Stephanie Solien
Women’s Campaign Research Fund
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