23 Oct 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1987
Page
1
Osakis Minnesota offers five thousand dollars to anyone who proves financing and builds a house in town. The incentive is a grant that does not have to be repaid if the residence is occupied for five years.
A cold night with readings in the 30s is forecast for tonight as attendees head to the fair. Saturday will bring sunny skies and a mid 70s high, with page 6A offering full details.
obituary notices list Corrie H. Bagley Camden Barrett Aiken Bryant Warrenville Curry Leesville Kennedy Washington Morgan North Augusta Smith Martinez Walden Swainsboro Walton Augusta Wimberly Hempstead Younts Aiken with reference to page 6A for full details.
The notice reminds readers to set clocks back one hour as daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday October 25.
President Reagan signals openness to higher taxes as a tool to shrink deficits while pledging no hike that would hurt the economy. He, optimistic at the White House, says there is no recession ahead and anticipates talks with Congress leaders to set rules for potential budget actions. He also notes ongoing Moscow talks and a possible superpower summit next month.
A congressional report faults Du Pont for disabling a sprinkler at the Savannah River Plant tritium facility to protect computers and records. DOE says safety policy demands active fire suppression. Du Pont argues its approach has a strong safety record. The issue focuses on fire protection versus equipment protection during plant modernization.
The U S economy expanded at an annual rate of 3.8 percent in the July September quarter driven by strong consumer spending and business investment, while inflation cooled to 2 7 percent amid a widening trade deficit due to higher oil imports News notes stock market volatility raises concern about consumer confidence and future spending.
Eight candidates compete for seats on the Aiken City Council in the November 3 election. The Aiken Standard profiles incumbent Councilman Michael Anaclerio as part of a series examining candidates and race dynamics.
Government data show consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in September while the gross national product grew 3.8 percent. Energy declines offset higher food costs, with year to date inflation around 4.8 percent and strong GNP signals from a 4.8 percent consumer spending rise and a 23.7 percent jump in business investment.
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