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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1987

Page

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Hollings Rules Out Second Presidential Bid

Washington AP reports Sen. Ernest Hollings of South Carolina says he has no plans for a second presidential run and has not considered one all year. He notes interest in seeing if Sam Nunn would run, but Nunn declined on August 27. The Democratic field includes Jesse Jackson and Albert Gore.

Washington Ernest Hollings D-S.c Hollings Georgia Sam Nunn Nunn Greenville S.C Jesse Jackson Tennessee Albert Gore

Bank Merger Burst Delivers Big Gains in Southeast

A study by Tom Schlesinger of the Southern Finance Project finds Southeast bank mergers paid $7.4 billion across 57 interstate deals. Acquirers paid on average 2.6 times the book value of the acquired banks in Washington DC and nine states including Alabama Florida Georgia Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia.

Atlanta Southeast Tom Schlesinger Charlotte N.C Schlesinger Washington, D.C Alabama Florida Georgia Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia

Weekend Rain Forecast With Showers Likely

A rainy weekend is forecast as clouds roll in tonight. Tomorrow will bring a 60 percent chance of showers with a low in the upper 60s and a daytime high in the upper 80s.

Local Deaths Log From Aiken SC Area

Obituary brief lists ten recent deaths in Earl S Blassengale Varnville Thelma Brewer Bath Lois L Godfrey North Augusta David Haltiwanger Aiken Sister Mary V Healy Aiken Bertha E Jay Johnston Daisy P Keasler Inman John L McKinney New Ellenton Clarence J Pugh Wagoner Annie H Reed Springfield George Watkins North Augusta Mary H Webb Salley Details on Page 6A

Earl S. Blassengale Varnville Thelma Brewer Bath Lois L. Godfrey North Augusta David Haltiwanger Aiken Mary V. Healy Bertha E. Jay Johnston Daisy P. Keasler Inman John L. McKinney New Ellenton Clarence J. Pugh Wagoner Annie H. Reed Springfield George Watkins Mary H. Webb Salley

Arms plan raises hope for summit

The White House announced that Secretary of State Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze plan to meet in Moscow next month to finalize the rest of the INF agreement and set a date for a U S Soviet summit later this fall. Reagan called the talks frank and constructive and noted progress toward a summit with Gorbachev. Baker said the accord signals a first step toward deep arms reductions, while allies hailed the potential shift in nuclear stockpiles.

George Shultz Eduard Shevardnadze Moscow United States Washington White House Reagan Gorbachev Howard H. Baker Jr Baker U.S North Atlantic Treaty Organization Jerusalem Yitzhak Shamir Chaim Yavetz Shultz Shevardnadze Reykjavik Iceland Associated Press Broadcasters

Reagan's Motive in Iran Arms Sale Cited by Report

Washington sources say a 1000 page draft by Iran Contra committees concludes President Reagan sought hostages' release as main motive for Iran arms sales. Other officials allegedly pushed profits to aid the Contras after congressional cutoff. Named figures include Poindexter North and Casey.

Washington Reagan U.S Congressional Iran The New York Times Lebanon Congress John M. Poindexter National Security Advisory Oliver North William Casey CIA

Economy Revives as Trade and Production Budges Growth

The Commerce Department reports the U.S. economy grew 2.5 percent annual rate in spring aided by a manufacturing upswing. Exports rose 17.9 percent and business investment surged 11.7 percent in Q2, marking the strongest export and investment performance in years.

Washington U.S Commerce Department

Du Pont Responds To Environmental Criticism Of SRP Waste

The Environmental Policy Institute renews claims about hydrogen explosion risks at Savannah River Plant waste tanks housing about 33 million gallons from nuclear weapons production. Du Pont earlier delivered a 90 page rebuttal. Harmon says the critique remains unsatisfied.

The du Pont Co Savannah River Environmental Policy Institute SRP Pro du Pont Harry Harmon Savannah River Laboratory Harmon EPI Environmental

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