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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1986
Page
1
In week action the top 20 teams posted wins including Alabama over Notre Dame 28-10 and Michigan over Wisconsin 34-17. Nebraska defeated South Carolina 27-24, Penn State 31-6 over Rutgers, Oklahoma 56-10 over Kansas State, and Auburn 55-6 over Western Carolina. Arizona idle while UCLA faces Oregon next. Fresno State fell 45-41 to San Jose State and UCLA beat Arizona State 16-9 in the opposite matchup.
A fragmented page scan shows sections such as Business Classifieds Calendar Local Front Obituaries Opinions Sports Weddings Weather and special features including Color Comics and Sunday Magazine with TV listings and the New York Times Crossword puzzle.
Death notices include William E. Bishop of Walterboro, Johnnie A. Cue of New Haven, Carl G. Hortsford of Augusta, Helen R. Talbert of Edgefield, Frances Thrift of Warrenton, Geraldine Tyler of Salley, Francis J. Watkins of Johnston, and Erma L. Young of Aiken.
President Reagan urged Congress to avoid restrictions on arms talks with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. He said he cannot afford to have his hands tied, outlining differences between Senate and House spending bills and urging swift action on the omnibus package as Reykavik talks loom.
The Soviet nuclear submarine suffered a fire about 620 miles northeast of Bermuda killing three crew. Tass said missiles are aboard but no nuclear danger. U S officials reported coordination with the Soviets and monitored the vessel as other ships aided. US officials noted timing differs with Tass and cautioned on details.
Yuri Orlov, a leading Soviet human rights activist, is brought to Moscow from exile and told he and his wife Irina may depart for the United States. The couple will fly to New York on an Aeroflot flight, with OVIR confirming exit plans.
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