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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1984

Page

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Arts Calendar Highlights Aiken Fall Show and More

Aiken arts week features multiple venues with exhibitions and performances. Highlights include the Aiken Artist Guild Fall Show at Aiken Municipal Auditorium and the Aiken County Photography Show at the Public Library with varied weekday hours.

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Weather outlook with clouds and warm, dry stretch

Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 60s and light winds around 5 mph. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with highs in the mid 80s and southwesterly winds at 5 to 10 mph. Extended outlook calls for warm, dry conditions Thursday through Saturday with 80s highs and 60s lows.

Hollings Says He Aims for Majority Not Just Praise

Sen. Ernest Hollings recalled a Maine moment in his presidential campaign. A woman praised his speech but he replied that praise alone would not win votes, he needed a majority.

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Hollings Says NPR Site Is Political Contest

Sen. Ernest Hollings told the Aiken Standard the NPR site decision hinges on politics not logic. He names Sen. McClure and Energy Secretary Hodel as opponents and urges cooperation with Sen. Thurmond and President Reagan to back Savannah River Plant.

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Reagan Mondale second debate prep and polling shifts

As the second and final debate nears, Reagan touts campus support while Mondale accuses him of ignoring toxic waste. Polls show Reagan’s lead narrowing from 12 to 9 points in one tracking survey and California margins slip from 20 to 12 points as campaigns adapt.

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Aiken County sheriff candidates outline qualifications

Republican Carrol G. Heath and incumbent Democrat Ralph Gunnells spoke to the Aiken Lions Club about their law enforcement experience and plans for the county. Debates are planned for November 1 at USC Aiken with Heath highlighting 23 years in police work and Gunnells noting a long tenure and crime declines.

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Desmond Tutu Wins 1984 Nobel Peace Prize

Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa was named the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. The Nobel Committee praised his non violent campaign against apartheid and his role as a unifying leader for reconciliation. He led the South African Council of Churches and spoke for millions of black churchgoers opposing white minority rule. He received the news in New York City as ambassador Tom Vrolsen delivered the decision and flowers.

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Ridge Spring Gets A Game For Town Pride

Ridge Spring citizens can play a homegrown board game featuring local businesses town hall and the Trojan logo. Two to six players buy trade and sell Ridge Spring properties with proceeds aiding town beautification projects at the Craft Fair and Harvest Festival on Saturday Oct. 27.

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