College football results roundup from top teams
Oklahoma defeats UCLA 42-33 while UCLA falls to Nebraska 42-33. Auburn shuts Kansas 49-0. Ohio State tops West Virginia 24-3. LSU overwhelms Fullerton State 56-12. Florida State beats East Carolina 44-3. Notre Dame edges Michigan 26-7. Clemson defeats Virginia Tech 22-10. Alabama defeats Penn State 24-13. Washington over Purdue 28-10. Arkansas tops Mississippi 31-10. Tennessee beats Mississippi State 38-10. Arizona State defeats Illinois 21-7. Notre Dame 26, Michigan 7. Pittsburgh crushes NC State 34-0. Georgia defeats Oregon State 41-7. Miami, Florida did not play. Michigan State and others listed.
Obituary notices listing several community deaths
Death notices list Henry Summerall Sr Aiken Abraham Adams Aiken Hattie Houston Evans Jackson Regina M Kalbaugh Ohio Carol Wayne West North Augusta Luther Ellison North Augusta Edwin Dewey DeWitt Norway Lucille Nord New Ellenton. Names indicate multiple local figures with ages and causes not provided in readable text.
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Aiken
Abraham Adams
Hattie Houston Evans
Jackson
Regina M. Kalbaugh
Ohio
Carol Wayne West
North Augusta
Luther Ellison
Edwin Dewey DeWitt
Norway
Lucille Nord
New Ellenton
Civics Lesson planned for Constitution Bicentennial tribute
Washington hosts a sober ceremony marking 200 years since the Constitution's signing with President Reagan reciting the Pledge and Warren Burger reading the preamble. The event titled A Celebration of Citizenship runs 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the Capitol steps and includes bands, a town crier, and a Ben Franklin impersonator.
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Warren Burger
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Pope champions unity at New Orleans youth rally and Mardi Gras
Pope John Paul II rode a float through New Orleans Mardi Gras route and addressed 50,000 youths at a Superdome rally urging teens to save sex for marriage. He spoke on racial equality to black Catholics, urged evangelism, and praised MLK’s legacy while noting diverse unity in the church.
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New Orleans
John Paul II
Superdome
Pope
John Paul
New York
Madison Square Garden
Xavier University
Canal Street
Martin Luther King Jr
Joseph Howze
Biloxi
Miss
Church of Jesus Christ
Bork Supreme Court nomination enters pivotal Senate hearings
Senate Judiciary hearings begin on Bork's nomination with focus on abortion, pornography, rights of women and minorities, religion and government, criminal procedure, and business regulation. Bork to testify first. vote not planned until October after the court term starts.
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Robert H. Bork
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Bork
High Court
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Powell
Federal Appeals Court
Yale University
Candidates Gear Up For First Single District Election
Aiken County voters go to the polls Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for the first single-member district election for the nine district board seats. Thirteen candidates filed, with District 1 featuring incumbent J.P. Kneece and Inease P. Williamson, District 2 including Board Chairman Robert H. Slay and write-in Rev. Ronnie G. Ridenour, and other districts listing various contenders among postmasters, pastors, and local officials. District 8 has no filing.
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Aiken
Kneece
Monetta
Beech Island No
Montmorenci
Hammond
Couchton
Slay
Ronnie G. Ridenour
Ridenour
First Baptist Church of
Jimmy Powell Sr
Langley
Terry Watson
Bath
Clearwater
Lynwood
Willow Springs
Town Creek
Beech Island
Carolina Heights
Jordantown
North Augusta
J. W
Bill) Price
Johnny A. Shaw
Price
Shaw
Bowman Transportation
Belvedere No
Belvedere
Fox Creek
Sally Bigger
Sheran Proctor
North Augusta No
James Roland Smith
District 6
Smith
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