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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1987

Page

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LaRouche and followers face $1 million fraud trial in Boston

In Boston, Lyndon LaRouche and five of his groups plus seven supporters face a $1 million fraud and conspiracy case. Jury selection opens as prosecutors outline a scheme to fund the 1984 campaign via credit card fraud and large loans. LaRouche seeks to campaign for the 1988 Democratic nomination during the trial.

Boston Lyndon H. LaRouche U.S LaRouche Odin Anderson

Man Makes Millions Providing Attacks

Atlanta based Flight International Group Inc. founder Douglas Matthews a Vietnam decorated fighter pilot earns millions by supplying pilots who simulate Soviet attacks. His crews travel worldwide and claim to win about half of the electronic battles by impersonating Russian aircraft against U S planes and ships from the firm’s Atlanta HQ.

Atlanta Douglas Matthews Matthews Vietnam Flight International Group Inc U.S Flight International

Weather cooler with near 80 degree high tomorrow

A slightly cooler day is forecast with a high around 80 and a warm afternoon dip. Tonight will be fair with a low near 60 as coastal conditions ease. Page 3B has details.

Local Obituaries Notice Listing Multiple Deceased Names

Death notices list Kilburn W. Brown Johnston Louis Chinn Landover Md Vernon L. Clontz Aiken Dr Robert N. DeVore North Augusta Bertha Edwards Johnston Joe Davis Jones Johnston Marie Jordan Aiken Glenn M Satcher North Augusta Rev Calvin Smith Edgefield Mary C Tichnell Columbia See details on Page 6A

NFL Bracing For Players Strike Amid Upcoming Season

The NFL prepared for a possible players strike after the Patriots vs Jets game as union leaders signaled readiness to walk out for the season. Upshaw warned talks had stalled and owners planned a season with rosters filled from training camp releases or free agents. Players expressed mixed emotions, balancing pride in wins with the looming work stoppage.

NEW York NFL New England Patriots New York Jets Jack Donlan Gene Upshaw Upshaw NFL Players Association Washington Indianapolis

Miss America Begins Yearlong Cross Country Tour

Miss America 1988 Kaye Lani Rae Rafko began her reign in Atlantic City after winning the crown. She slept in a suite with her crown on and prepared for a cross country tour, advocating mandatory AIDS testing and education while addressing misconceptions about transmission.

Atlantic City N.J Michigan Kaye Lani Rae Rafko Miss Rafko Monroe Mich New York City Rafko Louisiana Patricia Brant Nevada Stacie James Colorado Tanya R. Hall Mississippi Toni Seawright Ohio Toledo Kaye Ratko Kellye Cash N. J Miss Ratko

Reagan Urges Iran Cease-Fire At U N General Assembly

President Reagan called on Iran to state whether it accepts the cease-fire in the Persian Gulf war or face U N sanctions if it continues military action. He cited progress with the Soviet Union on reducing long range arms and urged Nicaragua toward genuine democratization amid regional tensions.

United Nations Reagan Iran U.N. Security Council U.N. General Assembly Soviet Union Central America Nicaragua U.N Javier Perez de Cuellar Persian Gulf Ali Khamenei General Assembly Security Council United States Iraq U.S Gulf

SRP Cleared Of Probe On Safety Reports At SRP

Investigators found no deliberate withholding by E I du Pont de Nemours at Savannah River Plant regarding cooling problems. They noted failures to raise issues with a National Academy panel before a later power reduction and urged prompt safety reporting to Energy Department officials.

SRP National Safety Panel Savannah River National Academy of Sciences Charlotte Observer E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co du Pont U.S. Energy Department National Academy Observer Energy Department Joseph Salgado Salgado Clif Webb Webb Aiken Standard National Academy Panel Energy John Herrington Chernobyl Soviet Union

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