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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1986
Page
2
Union Carbide proposes keeping 3 billion dollars in assets to cover damages from the Bhopal disaster and would lift the asset sale freeze only if the court allows the asset sale. The note comes as claims exceed 500000 and 2347 people were killed.
Shaun Jerome Small, 27, is accused of delivering a bomb to the General Services Administration office where Melanie Pilaski works. Pilaski and Pamela Castro were injured by the blast. A judge described Small as dangerous to Pilaski and others as bail was denied.
The Pentagon says the 131st B-52 with air launched cruise missiles will go on duty Friday at Carswell Air Force Base Texas, fulfilling Reagan’s pledge to violate the SALT II terms after a meeting with national security advisers. Hong Kong bars tobacco ads on radio and TV starting in 1988.
Government and National Democratic Front negotiators sign a 60 day cease-fire to start at midnight December 10, with plans to resume talks within 30 days on land reform economic changes and US bases. President Aquino urges peace while a massive military operation in Aurora province continues, leaving seven soldiers and four guerrillas dead.
Pe lzer South Carolina farmer Tom Trantham hosted an autumn Second Thanksgiving for 500 farmers from 41 states after a drought devastated Southeastern livestock feed. Despite recovery signs mud fills his yard as he recalls 80 foot silos emptied by drought. The dinner under a canvas tent featured turkey and sides from Conoco Oil while aid from a haylift arrived by train and truck to assist cattle and dairy farms in crisis.
David Ross pulled an unconscious woman from a burning car under a bridge in Portland after a crash that left his girlfriend Sherry Harris pregnant. Tim Gallagher of the city bureau assisted, praising Ross's courage and arranging temporary work and housing through social services for the couple.
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