Wendy Scores Open Upset
Wendy delivers an upset win in an early round. The report highlights her surprising victory and the stakes as she advances in the competition.
02 Sep 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1986
Page
1
Wendy delivers an upset win in an early round. The report highlights her surprising victory and the stakes as she advances in the competition.
In Hegins Pennsylvania activists protested the annual pigeon shoot as police helicopters and about 40 officers protected the event. Protesters from across states like Becky Madden of Newport News voiced opposition to what they call cruelty for sport. Signs mocked the event while crowds marched through the park funded by the Fred Coleman Memorial Labor Day shoot.
A Boston AP report notes Radcliffe College sits quietly as Harvard celebrates its 350th anniversary. Radcliffe, though independent with its own board and endowment of 65 million dollars, faces perceptions of faded prominence beside Harvard.
A 40 percent chance of more rain is forecast for tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures rise with lows in the upper 60s tonight and highs in the upper 80s tomorrow. Details appear on Page 8B.
Death notices report Essie M. DeLoach in Greenwood Elizabeth H. Freeman in Andrews Ralph C. Jones in Swainsboro Leila P. Poole in Wagener J Horace Randall in Williston and Rosemary M. Thermansen in Aiken with details on Page 8B.
The Cerritos collision left 67 aboard the jets and 18 on the ground dead, including 15 in one house. Authorities said the air traffic controller was distracted by a third craft, complicating the Rainbow Air crash investigation and routine drug tests were to be conducted on the controller.
Government construction drives July gains with a 1.6 percent jump and total spending at a $376.7 billion annual pace. Private housing rises 0.9 percent while non residential activity edges up 0.2 percent led by hotels and industrial projects.
U S government data show July factory orders up 2.2 percent to 196 billion dollars, the largest since 1984 but driven mainly by defense orders. Durable goods rose 4.1 percent while nondefense demand would have shown a modest 0.5 percent gain without military hardware, and construction spending in July edged up 0.5 percent.
Izvestia reports rescue crews have saved at least 560 people from the Admiral Nakhimov after a collision with a freighter. About 1,230 were aboard. 670 unaccounted. Ministry official lists 884 passengers and 346 crew aboard at sinking. Rescue efforts continue near Novorossiysk with divers and ships.
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