26 Sep 1985
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1985
Page
1
The article reports ongoing cleanup after a major Mexico earthquake with crews clearing debris, assessing damage, and restoring services. Authorities coordinate relief efforts while residents begin temporary housing and aid distribution plans unfold across affected towns.
Associated Press reports shoppers across South Carolina rush to buy liquor ahead of a federal tax set to start October 1. Prices may rise by 1.50 to 2 per half gallon, about nine to twelve dollars per case, with stores like Green's in Greenville and East Bay Liquor in Charleston noting heavy demand and differing views on tax fairness.
A Pacific Ocean quake about 350 miles off New Zealand shook both main islands but caused no immediate damage. Wellington seismology chief Warwick Smith said the epicenter lay off the sparsely populated northeast of the North Island and the quake struck at 7 31 p m local time. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said the 6 5 magnitude was not tsunamigenic.
In a note on the USDA revised dietary guidelines, Anna Praybysz of Aiken says she eats a variety of foods but questions whether it is the right variety. The interchange highlights debates over nutritional perception and guideline interpretation.
A list of individuals appears: Mrs. Marian Mizell Aiken Mrs. Eunice W Key Aiken Robert G Feagans Aiken Mrs Georgina P Schettino Barnwell Luther Guyton New Haven Conn John H Matlock Jackson Marcellie Key North Augusta Decherd C Smith Belvedere Dr Pierre G Jenkins Charleston.
Coastal residents from South Carolina to Maryland brace for Gloria with near 130 mph winds. A hurricane warning covers Cape Romaine to Cape Henry and 12-foot coastal surges feared. Evacuations, school closures, and supply push accompany the storm’s approach toward North Carolina.
Emergency officials braced for Hurricane Gloria as warnings extended from Cape Romain to Cape Henry and a watch from Cape Romain to Edisto Island. The storm 400 miles south of Cape Hatteras moved northwest at 15 mph with 130 mph winds and officials prepared inland shelters while delaying coastal evacuations.
About 100 residents and activists filled the Warrenville County Council chamber as the Aiken County Council and Planning Commission held a fact finding session on zoning. Speakers urged deed restrictions and protections, while others argued zoning infringes personal freedom. officials will consider options with the Lower Savannah Council of Governments for a later presentation.
A 1-900-410-6622 hurricane hotline was activated for Gloria information as it moved toward the Eastern Seaboard. Forecasters from the National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables provide taped updates on location movement and strength, with AT&T and NBC coordinating the service to help protect lives.
The Aiken Standard announces the launch of a Sunday edition with a kickoff on October 6. The move promises a broader weekend slate of local news and features for readers seeking South Carolina coverage.
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