04 Oct 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1987
Page
1
Oklahoma defeated South Carolina 30-21 and Auburn toppled North Carolina 20-10. Ohio State downed Illinois 10-6 while UCLA routed Stanford 49-0. Michigan beat Wisconsin 49-0 and Tennessee won 38-12 over California. Penn State edged Temple 27-13 and Alabama beat SW Louisiana 38-10. Georgia defeated Mississippi 31-14.
Weather forecast calls for clear skies and cooler temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Lows near the 40s. Daytime highs expected in the low to mid 70s.
Obituary notices for Lena Esther Goins of Buffalo Sallie Nabritt Johnson of Augusta Marina M McGee of Ridge Spring and Myers Searson of Augusta and Robert Shaver of North Augusta list their deaths with brief identifiers.
President Reagan urges listeners not to let liberal opponents intimidate judges as Senate action on Judge Bork’s nomination nears. He cites constitutional framers on judicial reform and defends a civil, restrained review amid partisan pressure and a developing Senate vote tally.
Shipping executives say Iranian speedboats from northern gulf bases approached the Khafji oil port in a Neutral Zone area before unidentified aircraft forced them back. The USS LaSalle and Italian warships were noted in ongoing naval activity as Tehran claimed Iraqi air strikes in Khuzestan.
Atlanta poll of 12 southern states shows Jesse Jackson at 27 percent among Democrats, with 29 percent undecided or Don't Know and 6 percent None. Bush leads Republicans at 46 percent. Dole 19 percent and Robertson 10 percent.
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