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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1983

Page

2

Derrick Urged By Dems to Challenge Thurmond

U S Rep Butler Derrick says national Democrats are courting him for a Senate run against Strom Thurmond with campaign money leverage. Derrick has previously refused to run but acknowledges the 1964 race appears tempting. He notes talks with Sen Lloyd Bentsen who leads recruitment efforts, yet he has no plans to run.

Greenville U.S Butler Derrick National Democratic Party Strom Thurmond Derrick Thurmond Lloyd Bentsen Texas Bentsen

South Carolina Senators Clash Over Marines in Lebanon

Washington AP South Carolina’s Sen Strom Thurmond defend strong action after the Lebanon bombing and vows to press for accountability. Sen Ernest Hollings urged U S withdrawal within 60 days warning the mission lacks definition and risks Vietnam like outcomes.

Washington Lebanon South Carolina U.S Strom Thurmond R-S.c Thurmond White House State Department Ernest Hollings United States

Gas Prices Decline Across Nation and California

AP reports national gas prices fell an average of 2.4 cents a gallon since August. California motorists, who use about 10 percent of the nation's gasoline, saw the sharpest drop at 6.4 cents per gallon, according to oil industry analyst Dan Lundberg.

Los Angeles Dan Lundberg California Lundberg

Heating Bills To Take Jump This Winter

Washington AP reports residential heating bills are forecast to rise 21 percent this winter. The Citizens Labor Energy Coalition surveyed 82 utilities in 79 cities and predicts the average natural gas bill for November through March will climb to 764 dollars from 633 dollars last year.

Washington Citizens Labor Energy Coalition

Lawyers Upset Over TV Tapes In De Lorean Case

Lawyers for John Z De Lorean protest the broadcast of FBI videotapes showing his arrest on cocaine charges. They call the publicity a circus and say it makes a fair trial impossible. CBS and KNXT aired about five minutes of secret surveillance tapes after a court ruling in CBSs favor over objections from both sides.

Los Angeles John Z. de Lorean FBI CBS KNXT

Jessica Savitch Drowns With Companion in Canal Crash

NBC News anchor Jessica Savitch and her companion Martin Fishbine died when their car plunged into the Delaware Canal near River Road in New Hope Pennsylvania. The vehicle was recovered upside down in about four feet of water around 2 a.m. Authorities identified the companion as Fishbine and noted Savitch had been a prominent NBC anchor and author.

New Hope Jessica Savitch NBC News Frontline Delaware Canal Bucks County Thomas Rosko River Road Mario Lasarro Lambertville N.J Miss Savitch Martin Fishbine Rosko NBC NBC Nightly News Connie Chung Special News Service Donald Payne Washington Payne Kennett Square Margate Rochester, N.Y

Famous Schwab's Pharmacy Closes After 50 Years in LA

Los Angeles reports Schwab's Pharmacy on Sunset Boulevard shuts its doors after more than half a century amid family reasons. Land developers circle, eyeing a potential $40 million hotel project that could include the store. County legend ties to Lana Turner disputed. Schwab recalls Charlie Chaplin’s milkshake habit at the soda fountain.

Los Angeles Schwab Sunset Boulevard Lana Turner Leon Schwab Landmark New York Schwab's Miss Turner

Bobby Goldsboro vows to win back daughter in custody fight

Nashville AP report notes pop singer Bobby Goldsboro, who lost custody of his daughter Brandy in a 1982 divorce from Mary, pledges to fight charges and regain custody over the next decade and at any cost. The case centers on the couple’s long legal battle and custody dispute.

New York Floyd Patterson New York City Patterson United States Sweden Jean-Claude Killy France Bobby Benson Alice Goldsboro Terri State Court of Appeals Tennessee Supreme Court Scotty Nashville, Tenn Bobby Goldsboro Brandy Mary

Congress To Reopen Troop Debate In Beirut After Tragedy

Congress moves to reopen debate on U S troops in Lebanon after the Beirut bombing that killed 161 Marines The Senate and House foreign affairs committees meet behind closed doors with Secretary of State Shultz and Middle East experts to reassess the mission and duration of the peacekeeping force

Washington Congress Beirut U.S Lebanon Reagan George P. Shultz Capitol Hill House Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Foreign Affairs Committee Middle East Sol Linowitz Carter Mideast Pete Domenici R-N.m Domenici Democrats Clement Zablocki D-Wis Thomas P Tip” O'Neill D-Mass Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Senate Armed Services Committee

Officers To Tell Families After Beirut Attack Deaths

Washington AP reports scores of Marine and Navy officers mobilized to notify families of 161 U S servicemembers killed in the Beirut airport attack. Pentagon officials coordinate victim identifications as notification officers visit homes with chaplains when available.

Washington Navy America U.S Beirut Pentagon

Iran blamed as possible trigger of Beirut massacre

The Reagan administration pointed toward Iran as the likely source of the Beirut killings of U.S. Marines and sailors, with officials noting circumstantial evidence. There was also speculation Syria may have influenced events behind the Middle East peace efforts.

Washington Reagan Iran Lebanon Syria U.S Middle East Caspar Weinberger CBS White House

Emergency Numbers Listed for Aiken Area Services

Aiken Community Hospital and local emergency services including Volunteer Fire Departments Aiken County Sheriff and Emergency Medical Services are provided with contact numbers for public use. Primary numbers include 649 7911 for the hospital and 648 6811 for sheriff EMS and fire departments.

Aiken Community Hospital Aiken County

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