25 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1987
Page
1
Omaha AP report details the 12-25 store charging $1 during peak hours to curb crowds. Owner Pat Opstein and designer Lonnie Hanzon showcase over $1 million in ornaments, toys and a $50,000 Arctic Prince display amid three light shows and a moving carousel. Since opening Sept. 27, more than 100,000 visitors have toured the shop. it closes Dec. 24.
Attorneys for former congressman John Jenrette ask to end federal probation contending he is a stable law abiding citizen The Justice Department opposes arguing continued supervision keeps him on the right track The motion cites five years served on probation during appeal of the 1980 Abscam conviction.
Skies stay partly cloudy tonight with a low around the low 50s. Tomorrow brings a 20 percent shower chance and a high in the mid 70s. Weekend outlook shows partly cloudy to cloudy skies with lows in the 50s and highs 65 to 70. Page 6A has details.
Death notices list Aaron D. Chalker Augusta Eartha Lee Holman Springfield Jenny L. Kaney Savannah Mary C. Yarber Jacksonville Fla and Frank Whiteley Augusta. Details appear on Page 6A for further information.
Americans saw a 1.7 percent rise in October personal incomes driven by large government subsidy payments and farm income gains. Spending stayed flat amid no growth after September’s slight decline.
Ellen Pattis visits Tehran to see brother Jon Pattis in an Iranian prison as his family shares hope and gratitude. Ellen spent time with Jon and learns he will be allowed to visit her at a hotel, while mother Catherine Pattis expresses cautious optimism about his well being.
Cuban inmates at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary hospital seized 25 hostages as negotiations resumed for 94 captives, while a separate La. prison siege stalled. Five captives released around midnight Tuesday marked the first for non medical reasons and FBI arranged reporters as witnesses.
U S Secretary of State George P Shultz says NATO foreign ministers strongly back the historic agreement to scrap a broad class of nuclear missiles He reports Soviet inspectors will monitor compliance in five Western European countries and all 15 allies voiced support The pact to be signed at the Reagan Gorbachev Washington summit aims to dismantle hundreds of missiles over three years with mutual inspections continuing for 10 years.
The South Carolina Supreme Court voided a 1972 lease where Circuit Judge Rodney Peeples was executor and his daughters were principal heirs, reducing the inheritance by over 26 thousand dollars. The ruling resolved a long dispute over a Barnwell County estate debt but left Peeples’ personal stake unaddressed.
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