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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1985

Page

2

West German probe opens on eighth defector doctor

Bonn reports an espionage inquiry into an eighth person, a physician who defected to East Germany with his 13 year old daughter earlier this month. Hans-Juergen Foerster says the doctor worked in Mainz University Hospital pharmacology research and declined to name him. The physician notified colleagues of his departure before crossing.

Bonn West Germany East Germany Hans-Juergen Foerster Versity Hospital Mainz Foerster

Statue of Liberty sale threat over unpaid water bills

Jersey City officials threaten to foreclose on federal property if over 940000 dollars in unpaid Statue of Liberty water bills are not paid. Mayor Cucci says the city seeks payment rather than sale, while Interior Department defends federal ownership.

Jersey City N.J Anthony Cucci Cucci George Berklaey U.S. Department of Interior National Park Service Lady Liberty Interior Department Thomas Fedice

Miller to seek Senate approval as budget director

James C. Miller III, former FTC chairman since 1981, heads for Senate approval as budget director but faces grilling from lawmakers skeptical of the budget office’s growing regulatory role. The conservative economist advocates reducing government in the marketplace, drawing cross party concern over federal oversight.

Washington James C. Miller

Thousands Flee as Quake Ravages Mexico City and Surroundings

Mexico City and surrounding areas reel from Thursday and Friday earthquakes. Officials report about 3,000 dead in the capital, with totals potentially reaching 5,000 nationwide. 100 deaths outside CDMX and 6,500 injured. 17,000 of 300,000 homeless in shelters. Authorities urge water boiling, gas line safety, and mass burials at public cemeteries. Rescue efforts continue with volunteers, dogs, and a staged government response amid looting concerns and aid from ex-president Reagan’s delegation.

Mexico City Federal Health Department U.S Excelsior San Lorenzo Teronco Tlatelololco Red Cross Conalep Technical School German Cropeza Gonzalez Bobby Patricia Aguirre Felipe Castanon Principado Castanon Nancy Reagan Ramon Mota Sanchez

Nancy Reagan Tours Mexico City After Earthquake Disaster

Nancy Reagan, moved by the destruction in Mexico City, praised Mexican resilience and expressed renewed U.S. aid commitment. She carried a letter from President Reagan and a $1 million U.S. government relief check to President Miguel de la Madrid, stressing consultation on long term reconstruction.

Los Angeles Nancy Reagan Mexico City America Reagan Miguel de la Madrid U.S Agency For International Development Mexico United States de la Madrid

Reagan Says Households Will Gain $600 A Year With His Tax Plan

President Reagan urged Congress to pass the tax overhaul citing a Council of Economic Advisers study that estimates a $600 yearly gain per household and up to 3.2 percent growth in GDP. The White House summary says the plan will boost work and investment, though timing may span a decade to full effect.

Reagan Athens, Tenn Congress McGinn County East Tennessee Council of Economic Advisers Council White House

FarmAid shifts focus to Capitol after Illinois concert

Willie Nelson’s FarmAid concert raised about a fifth of its goal and drew political-fire from the Illinois Farm Bureau. The Senate Agriculture Committee prepared to debate a farm bill backed by Sen. Tom Harkin, with President Reagan looming as potential veto. Funds will aid distressed farmers with grants, legal aid, counseling, and job training.

Champaign Ill America FarmAid Willie Nelson Senate Agriculture Committee Illinois Farm Bureau Farm Bureau John White Nelson Neil Young David Allan Coe Timothy Hutton Thomas Harkin Dyona American Agriculture Movement Reagan George DeClerck Illinois

Aiken Standard Contact Lines and Office Hours

Contact numbers for subscriptions classifieds and ideas are listed. Office hours run 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday to Friday at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802 mailing address Box 456.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken, S.C

Aiken Standard Emergency Numbers Notice

Emergency numbers listing provided as a service by the Aiken Standard. Publication details indicate weekday afternoons release by Aiken Communications Inc with box and address information.

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