19 Oct 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1986
Page
1
The Top 20 shows Alabama, Michigan, Oklahoma, Penn State, Auburn, and others with key wins and losses. Notable upsets include Arizona State over USC 29-20 and Texas A M over Baylor 31-30. Baylor also fell to Texas A M 31-30 while SMU edged Houston 10-3 in a tie for 20th.
The notice lists the deaths of Naomi Collins North Augusta Eleanore W Hadden Modoc Emia G Johnson Charleston Archie Lamkin Appling Ga Ethel Primus Aiken George T Ridgell Adams Run Arthur S Rhoden Johnston Erma S Stephens North Augusta Raymond E Summey Spartanburg Charles D Taylor Reno Nev Hellen Chavis Sharpe Salley.
Boston Red Sox beat the New York Mets 1-0 to take a 1-0 lead in the World Series after an error that allowed an unearned run. Tim Teufel mishandled a ground ball setting up the decisive seventh inning run.
Washington says the superpowers will likely withdraw all medium-range missiles from Europe next year with a verification regime including on-site inspections. Assistant Defense Secretary Richard Perle cites a Soviet pledge to quick, verifiable agreement and notes inspection rights to observe destruction and detect hidden missiles.
The 99th Congress adjourned after rushing to pass major legislation one day before the November elections. Senate and House leaders hailed a productive year with tax reform and fiscal restraint as the year closed, while eyeing next year’s political battles.
In Geneva OPEC nears a compromise to renew the interim quota accord through October 31 with a possible move to permanent quotas at the December meeting. Saudi Arabia signals willingness to extend the temporary deal if members abide by limits and prices are kept above 18 dollars a barrel.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas announces a restructuring to sell a Meridian Mississippi plant and close a Barrington New Jersey textile plant while cutting production at Newark Ohio Kansas City Kansas and Santa Clara California sites. The plan aims to raise about 600 million from selling divisions and reduce 5 000 jobs nationwide, boosting leverage to about 2 6 billion while maintaining Aiken South Carolina and other operations.
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