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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1987

Page

2

FEC Finds Illegal Bible Sale Ties in Falwell Groups

The Federal Election Commission fined two Falwell linked groups six thousand dollars each for an improper financial link in a 1983 sale of Bibles from the I Love America PAC to the Old-Time Gospel Hour. FEC spokesman Fred Hiland said the price was inflated by twenty eight thousand dollars to move funds between organizations. Eiland said the Gospel Hour and the PAC admitted to the transactions in May and agreed to penalties. Falwell disputed any funds shifting.

Washington Federal Election Commission Jerry Falwell FEC Fred Hiland I Love America Gospel Hour Political Action Committee Falwell Congressional Mark DeMoss

Judge Kaufman Receives Presidential Medal of Freedom

President Reagan awarded Judge Irving R. Kaufman the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his role in the Rosenberg spy trial and leading a crime commission. Kaufman, 77, retired from the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York after a career that included ordering the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in 1951.

Washington Reagan Irving R. Kaufman Kaufman U.S Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Commission On Organized Crime Edwin Meese III

Hastings Denies Hiding Evidence in Impeachment Report

U S District Judge Alice L Hastings of Miami says he has nothing to fear from a confidential 381 page impeachment report by a five judge panel of the 11th Circuit. The panel recommended possible impeachment for conspiring to solicit a bribe after a 1983 acquittal. Hastings flew to Washington to obtain his copy and argued the report would vindicate him.

Washington U.S Alice L. Hastings Miami Hastings 11Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Jim Wright Texas House

Judge orders reconsideration of WWII merchant seamen veterans status

Judge Louis Oberdorfer ordered the Defense Department to reconsider its denial of veteran status for World War II merchant seamen. He ruled the Navy's earlier decision arbitrary and not supported by substantial evidence. C E DeFries of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association welcomed the move and a new hearing was set for October 14 to obtain a timetable from the Air Force.

The Marine Engineers Beneficial Association

Couple Weds in Publix Aisle Wedding in Florida

Deborah Francis and Victor Radeka married at a Publix store in Davie Florida with 1 000 shoppers witnessing. The ceremony featured a notary officiant on a makeshift platform amid stock clerks and TV reporters, as the Wedding March played.

Davie, Fla Deborah Francis Victor Radeka Radeka Ms. Francis Publix Roseellen Shaw Frank Jones John Bernard Shaw Jones Miami

Negotiator Watkins Resigns Amid Trade Talks Probe

Robert E. Watkins, deputy assistant secretary for automotive affairs, resigns amid congressional questions over his actions in U S Japanese trade talks. He sought post employment with Honda Nissan and Toyota to represent their interests, prompting scrutiny by Rep John Dingell and the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Washington Commerce Department Robert E. Watkins Commerce Bruce Smart Deartment Claire Uchan Watkins Smart John Dingell Michigan House Energy and Commerce Committee Dingell U.S Honda Nissan Toyota

Sandinista Forces Begin Partial Cease Fire and Withdraw

Sandinista Army units pull back to defensive posts in Nueva Guinea and free eight jailed rebel sympathizers as a limited cease-fire with the Contras begins. Ortega says the truce aims to reduce bloodshed and allow peace commissions to operate.

Free Yolava Nicaragua Roberto Calderon Yolaina Daniel Ortega Ortega New York United Nations General Assembly Reagan Washington Congress Organization of American States Calderon Nueva Guinea Honduras Managua

Southern Democrats Increase Opposition to Bork Nomination

Seven more Southern Democrats publicly oppose Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork, raising regional opposition to 15 in a week. Senators Fowler Shelby Gore Sasser Breaux Chiles Graham joined the fold, leaving Hollings as the sole Southern backer with Nunn Stennis and Bumpers undecided. The critics fault a weak White House lobbying push and say the administration did not press hard enough for votes.

Hollings Bork Sam Nunn Georgia John Stennis Mississippi Dale Bumpers Arkansas Reagan Breaux

Aiken Standard Contact and Office Information

The notice lists subscription and classifieds phone numbers for the Aiken Standard along with office hours and address. It notes customer service hours and a mailing address at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, Aiken South Carolina 29802.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive P.O Aiken S.C

Emergency numbers list from the Aiken Standard

Emergency numbers listed as a service by the Aiken Standard. Numbers include 648 6811 279 1616 and 279 2121. The Aiken Standard is published weekday afternoons and Sunday by Aiken Communications Inc. Postal details follow.

Aiken

Robertson Admits Premarital Conception Behind Marriage Date

GOP contender Pat Robertson says he and his wife viewed their marriage as starting when their first son conceived on March 22, 1954, not when they legally wed on August 27, 1954. The Washington Post reported the couple kept the wedding date private to protect their family.

Washington Pat Robertson Robertson Washington Post Jesus The Post Dede Wall Street Journal

Jesse Jackson Appears In Schools Ads

Presidential hopeful Jesse Jackson fronts Allied Education Corp ads for a chain of business schools. New York State Education Department halts publication over misleading tuition aid claims and requirement for Jackson’s consent.

Jesse Jackson NEW York Jackson Allied Education Corp New York Daily News New York State Education Department Mark T. Williams

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