21 Sep 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1986
Page
1
Clemson defeats Georgia 31-28 as the top 20 slate shows Oklahoma thumping Minnesota 63-0 and Michigan topping Oregon State 31-12. Alabama beats Florida 21-7 while LSU falls to Miami Ohio 21-12 and Washington pounds BYU 52-21.
Washington and Moscow held 14 hours of high level talks over two days focusing on arms control and other issues as a summit potential nears. Secretary of State Shultz acknowledged progress on intermediate range missiles but the Daniloff case remains a cloud over relations.
In Washington the widow Corazon Aquino gains a warmer reception and stronger image amid U S backing. While Marcos four years earlier drew large crowds and a state welcome, Aquino’s working visit highlights political strife at home and negotiations for aid without extending base renewals beyond 1991.
David Jacobsen, one of six Americans missing in Lebanon, voiced fury over continued captivity after Nicholas Daniloff’s release. CBS News aired a brief 11 second clip noting Jacobsen’s belief that Daniloff’s swap prompted the U S pressure but not his case. The tape was obtained in Beirut and its date and circumstances remain unclear. Islamic Jihad earlier released a letter seeking negotiations on the hostages.
South Carolina dairy and beef farmers face ongoing feed shortages through spring despite sizable hay inflows since July. Officials cite weather and planning as key factors while donations wane as winter nears. Smaller farmers benefited more from aid, while larger producers saw less impact.
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