02 Oct 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1986
Page
1
Ashley Cooper author of the editorial page invites readers to join a balloon journey over Burgundy in tomorrow's Aiken Standard. The column previews travel impressions and light commentary on the scenic French region.
British musician Julian Lloyd Webber flew to Dublin after security rules forced his cello into the hold on a Belfast route. The 35 year old, brother of Andrew Lloyd Webber, usually travels with the instrument at his side but chose the Dublin option to continue by road to Northern Ireland amid high security.
Washington AP Social Security Commissioner Dorcas M Hardy aims to save about 3 million by cutting in half the distribution of a 12 000 page 6 foot tall manual now sent to 40 000 employees She noted the question of why so many need so much and cited the Grace Commission proposal to abridge for most workers while keeping full editions for supervisors
Weather forecast shows continued heat with highs in the mid 90s today and tomorrow. Tonight will be fair with low temperatures in the upper 60s. Page 14A contains the details.
Death notices list Dean D. Padgett Harry Smith Alma S. Spells Annie F Stalnaker with locations Aiken New Ellenton Staten Island N Y and reference to page 6A for full details. The brief item confirms multiple obituaries and directs readers to the continuation.
Reykjavik authorities drill for Summit Week as the 15 member Viking Commando of Iceland’s police intensifies training. Iceland has no army and relies on U S naval forces at Keflavik, with the unit formed two years ago to curb rising violent crime.
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze said next week's Iceland summit will prioritize arms control but the Kremlin is willing to discuss Afghanistan. He spoke at a state dinner in Ottawa during a visit with Canadian External Affairs Minister Joe Clark.
AP reports journalist Nicholas Daniloff eager to return to work signing up to cover the Iceland summit between U S and Soviet leaders. Daniloff spoke with President Reagan and may report for U S News if credentials are granted.
Texas Air Corp gains final Transportation Department consent to buy Eastern Air Lines and faces DOJ support for People Express. The moves would create the nation’s largest airline, with total bids of 670 million for Eastern 125 million for People Express and 176 million for Frontier.
Washington AP Those three wheel buggies loved by kids would be barred to pre teens under a recommendation to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. An 18 month study urges makers to stop producing ATVs for riders under 12 with warnings and safety standards to follow.
A man firing from a homemade pistol near Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and President Zail Singh during an independence ceremony left no serious injuries. The shooter, in army uniform and in his early twenties, was arrested amid conflicting reports on whether he fired at the leaders or into the air.
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