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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1987
Page
10
Weather outlook shows cloudy conditions tonight with 40 to 60 percent thunderstorm chances and lows mostly in the 60s to 70s. Tomorrow, partly to mostly cloudy with 40 to 60 percent thunderstorm chances and highs in the 80s. Regions including mountains Midlands coast and beaches expect showers and thunderstorms through Friday with variable temperatures.
German authorities hold Al Hamadi for explosives charges while the United States seeks extradition for murder tied to the 1985 TWA hijacking. Bonn will try him in West Germany on related charges, and a Hezbollah linked group led by Abdul-Hadi Hamadi claims Alfred Schmidt will be released after government assurances.
The Citadel cadets pledge a new attitude and zero tolerance for hazing after a last year's case in which five white cadets in sheets harassed a black freshman. Cadet commander Keller Kissam warns against abuse by upperclassmen and says offenders will be relieved. The college totals 1971 cadets with 604 freshmen. 42 freshmen have left to date.
Jackson, a Greenville native and civil rights leader, prepares a more seasoned 1988 bid. He aims to expand the Democratic base, field delegates nationwide, and boost economic justice as common ground while downplaying pure party conflict. He has broadened alliances and travels, meeting leaders from Gorba chev to Ortega, while stressing a mediator role.
Time magazine shows Jesse Jackson as the leading Democratic option among 1,512 voters, with 26 percent backing him. Dukakis 11 percent, Schroeder 9, Gore 8, Simon 6, Gephardt 5, Babbitt and Biden 3 each. 28 percent undecided. Jackson highlights abroad trips and a shift toward party establishment, aiming to raise $5 million by March, having about $1 million so far.
Paris reports Defense Minister Andre Giraud denies French involvement in the Chadian army offensive against Matan-as-Sarra base in northern Chad. Libyan ambassador Hamed el-Houdairi accuses France of providing logistics and intelligence. Chad says the base housed 3,000 troops with 30 aircraft and heavy armor before the pullout.
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