07 Sep 1982
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1982
Page
1
Representatives of the Aiken Standard were at both the Clemson Georgia game and the Southern 500 yesterday. For Greg Wilson and Dede Biles reports, turn to Page 1B.
The U S Army Jazz Ambassadors perform a free 7 30 p m concert at South Aiken High School sponsored by The Aiken Standard. The 20 piece ensemble, formed in 1969, tours about 40 000 miles yearly and delivers about 500 performances a year with a diverse repertoire. Tickets are available at the Aiken and North Augusta Chambers of Commerce and at The Aiken Standard.
Bonnie Watson, confined to a wheelchair since age five by transverse myelitis, now uses a Moto-Stand to stand and move with hands free. The device, battery powered and weighing 150 pounds, improves her endurance, allows daily tasks like cooking and washing, aids circulation, and enables mobility in tight spaces.
Arab League leaders from 15 of 22 member states gathered in Fez for private talks on Reagan's Middle East plan and other peace proposals. Delegations, including Fahd and Assad, discussed Arab recognition of Israel and partition concepts while Arafat was welcomed with a 21 gun salute. The talks move to secrecy with limited attendance.
Viewers reported the Sunday afternoon film ended with Shirley Temple reuniting with the father she believed dead. Channel 6 cut the last ten minutes to focus on the U S Amateur Golf Championship. Scottie Lord reportedly caught a seven pound bass, with remarks from his great great grandmother Mrs Frank K Smart. He was proud and nearly fell in the pond.
A Savannah River Plant plan to flush reactor discharge into the Savannah River has drawn opposition from the Natural Resources Defense Council which may sue if the DOE does not revisit its ruling that no environmental impact statement is needed.
Lebanese Regulars moved into four beachside districts along Beirut's southern flank and the Amal militia withdrew peacefully. An Israeli officer watched the deployment as the flag of Lebanon was raised over the abandoned PLO area amid threats of renewed Israeli action and cease fire line movements.
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