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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1986
Page
3
The article notes Clemson University football ranking movements as it exits or shifts from the AP Top 20 list. Details mention team status, potential implications for polls, and reference to the page where the ranking discussion appears.
Five white cadets wearing sheets entered black freshman Kevin Nesmith's room at The Citadel and burned a cross on the floor. The dean said a board will review the case and a committee will probe racial discrimination claims. the cadets confessed to the verbal hazing act.
The ACLU plans to actively seek removal of legal barriers to homosexual and lesbian marriages. National director Ira Glasser says equal treatment under law includes extending marriage rights and that the policy was approved in New York on Oct 18 19 and released in Washington.
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight with a mid 40s low. Tomorrow will be sunny and warm with a mid 70s high. By the weekend expect rain and cooler temperatures. See Page 2B for details.
Five individuals are listed as deceased with birth or residence notes. Elton Kirkland of Altamonte Springs Florida. William C Morris of Union. Louise Robinson of North Augusta. George W Walters of North Augusta. Jackson Scholz of Delray Beach Florida. Details available on page 28.
The United States plans to offer a Geneva proposal to cut strategic nuclear weapons by 50 percent within five years and to remove intermediate range missiles from Europe. The plan aims for a ballistic missile ban within ten years and stems from Reykjavik discussions with Mikhail Gorbachev.
Bombs detonated at two U S Army and Navy sites injuring a passerby in Fajardo while five other facilities were defused. The Macheteros claimed responsibility citing protest over Contra training in Puerto Rico. authorities and FBI opened inspections of federal offices.
Washington AP reports the spring income gain of 1.4 percent nationwide came entirely from higher government subsidy payments. North Dakota led with a 13.4 percent rise, followed by South Dakota 10.5 percent and Nebraska 10.1 percent, while Arkansas and several states in the South declined.
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