04 Sep 1985
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1985
Page
1
A terse calendar and classifieds section layout appears with notices and brief items across sections including sports, comics, weather and obituaries. The page functions as a guide to items of local interest and daily news briefs.
Boston AP reports scientists say raising the Titanic is implausible and not intended. Knorr crew described the wreck as upright and intact, calling it a beautiful museum piece while exploring 2% mile down off Newfoundland.
North Augusta football coach Hubert Morris halted practice mid drill saying the squad had practiced enough and anything beyond would be too much. The decision came yesterday afternoon as players rested after fatigue.
Aiken County advisory panel moves to reconsider a nine-member single district plan proposed by State Demographer Bobby Bowers. The group weighs adding Governor Aiken Park to District 7 if legal, with community leaders split on cohesiveness and potential domino effects.
A prominent New Delhi Metropolitan Council member Arjun Dass and his bodyguard were killed in a gun attack at his Lakshmi Nagar office. Five others wounded as three Sikh assailants on a green scooter fired machine guns, triggering a police search and security warnings ahead of Punjab elections. Dass was allied with Sanjay Gandhi and had been linked by civil liberties groups to post Indira Gandhi riots.
Treasury Secretary James Baker outlines three changes to Reagan's tax overhaul. The administration keeps the child care credit, repeals the 401k benefit, and drops annual inventory inflation adjustments. The move aims to save about 22.7 billion over five years while preserving the 35 percent top rate.
U S senators meeting Mikhail Gorbachev in Moscow quote him as ready to propose radical arms reductions if the United States halts space weapon testing. He may accept limited space weapons research, a view described as narrow by Sen. Sam Nunn. The eight senators planned an Edinburgh layover before returning to Washington, amid questions on Afghanistan and human rights. The piece also notes plans for a new Sunday edition of the Aiken Standard starting October 6.
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