Strom Thurmond Sixth In State
A brief state standings note places Strom Thurmond sixth in the state. The item appears in Page 5A, indicating a regional sports or scholastic rankings column.
16 Sep 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1987
Page
1
A brief state standings note places Strom Thurmond sixth in the state. The item appears in Page 5A, indicating a regional sports or scholastic rankings column.
London readers report backlash as Ladybird Books updates Beatrix Potter classic to simpler wording and photo puppet illustrations. Critics say the revised text robs Potter’s wit and charm while keeping Peter’s antics in Mr McGregor's garden.
Indiana sheep breeders Anita Teel and Steve Dahnke exchanged marriage vows in the Tennessee Valley Fair live stock show ring in Knoxville. The couple, both longtime exhibitors, showed about 10 sheep and embraced a casual ceremony amid spectators and bleating animals.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a low around 70. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with a 20 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers and a high in the low 90s. Detailed notes appear on Page 8A.
Obituaries notice lists Annie G Bates of Newberry Bernadean A Boyd of Sacramento and June Gary of Philadelphia with details continued on Page 2B. The brief names multiple individuals and directs readers to the continuation.
More than 11 percent turnout replaced three veteran members on the Aiken County Board of Education in the counties first single member district election. P. Williamson defeated J P Kneece District 1. Sheran Proctor beat Sally Bigger District 5. John M Hunter won District 9 over Henry Moseley.
In the first day of confirmation hearings Robert H. Bork argued he would not reject privacy rights or abortion, saying he is not liberal or conservative but predictable in avoiding new law. He faced questions on civil rights and prior Supreme Court precedents, stressing careful consideration before overturning rulings.
U S and Soviet officials in Washington report cautious progress toward a treaty banning intermediate range missiles. Secretary of State Shultz and Foreign Minister Shevardnadze say they are narrowing differences on phasing out missiles and West German warheads as they pursue a summit signing.
Jimmy Powell won District 3 with 237 votes to 78 for Terry Watson. Powell pledged to focus on teacher communication with the legislative delegation and to air condition every county school, proposing a dollar-for-dollar match of PTO contributions toward that goal. In District 4, Bill Price lost to Johnny Shaw.
The Senate battles over Reagan's Star Wars program and partisan arms control standoff as Democrats push an amendment to limit tests under the ABM treaty while the Pentagon budget is debated. GOP filibusters collide with threats to derail Bork nomination amid renewed U.S.-Soviet arms talks and Shevardnadze White House talks.
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