Sports Dick Crum Out At UNC Page ITA
Unclear clipping suggests speculation on Dick Crum leaving North Carolina as head football coach. No firm confirmation or official statement shown.
20 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1987
Page
1
Unclear clipping suggests speculation on Dick Crum leaving North Carolina as head football coach. No firm confirmation or official statement shown.
Ellen Pattis, traveling with Kathy Lewis of Aiken, was denied access to Evin prison on Thursday. Her brother Jon Pattis, a telecoms engineer, is serving a 10 year sentence after a 1986 espionage conviction and alleged CIA ties. A State Department update was promised, with delays blamed on Iran Holy day closures and flight disruptions.
In Warren Ohio a Rotary club apologized for a hoax at the Howland club meeting on November 2. A woman introduced as the chapter's first female member performed a striptease after being said to be an attorney and a proposed member.
The forecast calls for clear and cold conditions tonight with temperatures dropping into the 20s. Tomorrow highs reach the 50s, with tomorrow night’s game in the upper 20s to low 30s. bundle up if you go out.
Obituary notice lists Daniel C. Bohler Augusta Catherine P. Cheeks North Augusta William B. Gambill North Augusta Marie Green Jackson John H. Hoy Charleston West Virginia Kendra B. Lowe Gloverville J Carroll Morgan Edgefield Willie Raymond New Zion Mary S. Saggus Danbury Georgia Chester F. Starnes Aiken Dr. Richard M. Thornton North Augusta Harry Truesdale Summerton Details appear on Page 8.
South Carolina hosts Clemson at Williams-Brice Stadium at 7 p.m. in a storied in-state clash. Both teams ranked in the top twenty and bound for bowls, with ESPN carrying the spectacle and Aiken Standard providing pregame coverage.
U S government data show consumer prices up 0.4 percent in October led by food and other goods while energy costs declined for the month. Gasoline fell 0.3 percent as energy prices dropped 0.9 percent overall, keeping inflation near tame levels despite market shocks.
Washington report says White House may strike back if deficit talks fail, arguing Reagan sacrificed taxes and defense without gain. Negotiators face Republican opposition and pressure over tax increases and Gramm-Rudman cuts, with a $75 billion two year pact in limbo.
Congress sends a 296 billion Pentagon budget to President Reagan after a six month arms control dispute. Senate 86 9 approves, House 264 158 votes favor compromise. GOP opposition fears harm to arms talks with the Soviet Union. Senate leaders unite behind the bipartisan bill with no obstacles to SDI.
The defense authorization bill, likely to be signed by President Reagan, allocates 20 million for a new nuclear production reactor. Energy Secretary Herrington must file by Feb 1 a reactor strategy detailing weapon materials supply and site plans, with Derrick pushing for SRP as the primary location.
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