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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1986

Page

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Aiken Area Businessman Clarence Jolly Dies at 54

Clarence Jolly 54 and Edgefield resident died at 9 a m in New York City. He owned Gazebo clothing store in Aiken and led the C R Jolly Couture Sales with outlets in over 30 states. Jolly chaired the Diabetes Association benefits and earned local honors including Man of the Year from the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce. He directed the 1983 Aiken USC campus partnership campaign and studied at Millsaps, Ole Miss, Furman. He was married to Sue Turner and father to Daniel Rankin and Joel, all tied to the family firm.

Clarence Jolly Edgefield and Aiken New York University Hospital New York City Mr. Jolly Gazebo Aiken C. R. Jolly The Diabetes Association Aiken Sertoma Club Service To Mankind Greater Aiken Jolly Aiken Partnership University of South Carolina Aiken Edgefield Prentiss, Miss Millsaps College Jackson Sue Turner Daniel, Rankin Joel C. R. Jolly Firm

Weather Outlook Promises Warm Sunny Weekend

Temperatures will reach the low 90s tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. Tonight will be fair with a low around the upper 60s. Details are continued on page 10A.

Death notices for John M. Harrell and Louis A. Polson

Death notices list John M. Harrell of Gibson Georgia and Louis A. Polson of Jackson with brief notices directing readers to page 6A for full obituary details.

John M. Harrell Gibson Louis A. Polson Jackson

Moslem Group Claims Kidnap Of Hostages In Beirut

A Shiite extremist group, the Revolutionary Justice Organization, claimed responsibility for abducting American accountant Joseph James Cicippio and a Frenchman Marcel Coudry in Beirut. The group warned of spying charges and published photos via An-Nahar. Cicippio was seized on Sept 12 on the American University of Beirut campus. Coudry’s capture location and date were not given.

Beirut Lebanon Revolutionary Justice Organization An-Nahar Joseph James Cicippio Norristown Marcel Coudry Cicippio Coudry Uni Versity Arab Revolutionary Cells Omar Moukhtar Frank Herbert Reed Ares Christian East Beirut

Aiken County School Board Maintains Nov election plans

The Aiken County Board of Education will proceed with the November 4 election alongside statewide races while awaiting a Justice Department decision. The meeting at South Aiken High School will seek input from board members and candidates after Gov. Riley attends a forum with Education Superintendent Williams.

Bath Aiken County Board of Education Justice Department Aiken County Election Commission Board of Education Election Commission South Aiken High School Richard W. Riley State Department of Education Charlie G. Williams William H. Burkhalter Burkhalter

Reagan Veto Seen On South Africa Sanctions Bill

President Reagan expected to veto a sanctions bill against South Africa with Senate allies signaling an override. Senator Lugar leads opposition, urging strong action against apartheid while exploring possible aid to bolster a veto message. Speeches outline the credibility issue with Africa’s black leaders.

Reagan S. Africa Sen Edward Kennedy Washington South Africa Richard Lugar R-Ind Senate Foreign Relations Committee White House Mark Helmke Lugar Congress Helmke Larry Speakes Senate United States Africa

Secret Talks Fail To Free Nick Daniloff

In New York two unannounced meetings between Soviet Foreigner Eduard Shevardnadze and U.S. Secretary of State George P. Shultz aimed to resolve Nicholas Daniloff’s Moscow spying case. After a 45 minute UN session, State Department spokesman Bernard Kalb said no resolution was reached.

United Nations United States Soviet Union Nicholas Daniloff Moscow Eduard A. Shevardnadze George P. Shultz U.N Kalb

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