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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1986

Page

2

Chrysler AMC deal aims to boost production in Kenosha

Chrysler Corp and American Motors signed an unprecedented agreement in Kenosha permitting AMC to assemble cars for Chrysler. Joanne Berry, laid off from the Kenosha plant, hopes the deal ends welfare reliance. Chrysler cites space constraints while AMC seeks cash through building Chrysler models up to 1989.

Kenosha Wis Krs Chrysler Corp American Motors Corp AMC Joanne Berry Chrysler Berry Gerald Greenwald

Canterbury teashop battles pizza parlor near cathedral

Residents and The Star join protests to stop converting a main entrance teashop at Canterbury Cathedral into a Pizzaland. The Star rejected the claim that pizza parlors suit nine other historic sites, calling the plan a junk-food emporium beside the cathedral portal.

Canterbury England Canterbury Cathedral London The Star Newspaper Pizzaland

Three Cuban dissidents arrested amid rights crackdown

The State Department cites a pattern of persecution of Cuban human rights activists. Elizardo Sanchez Santa Cruz was arrested after an interview with Western reporters, who were expelled for publishing anti Cuban infamies. Prensa Latina said Reuters correspondent Robert Powell and AFP’s Noel Lortiosis were expelled for violating ethical norms.

Washington Cuba State Department Elizardo Sanchez Santa Cruz Prensa Latina Robert Powell Reuters Noel Lortiosis Agence France Presse

House set to debate immigrant labor penalty bill

The House prepares to debate a bill that would punish employers who hire undocumented workers to curb illegal immigration. The measure, stalled by committee talks and coalition negotiations, follows the Senate version passed a year earlier.

Washington House Senate

Bobby Ewing Returns To Dallas

AP reports the 1980s Dallas plot twist continues as Bobby Ewing returns in season nine. The season premiere teases reveal amid tabloid speculation and TV Guide ads while producer Katzman reportedly shot extra scenes to keep viewers guessing.

Bobby Ewing Dallas New York America J.R. Ewing Donna Reed Barbara Bel Geddes Ellie Bobby Patrick Duffy Peole Magazine Leonard Katzman TV Guide CBS Pam

Bag Lady Fights Reporters Over Coverage in D C

Beulah Lund a 50 year old farm wife who planned a month living among Washington street people says reporters are blocking her access to real street life. She tells the Spokane Spokesman Review she expected cold hunger rejection and isolation but faced a new survival battle with reporters.

Spokane Wash Washington, D.C Beulah Lund Spokane Spokesman-Review

Elderly Man Charged in Paperboy Slaying in Indianapolis

Nokomis W. Toombs, 74, was arrested on a preliminary murder charge after 16-year-old Scott P. Lawson was shot while delivering a paper at Toombs' doorstep in Indianapolis. Lawson, a Chatard High School junior, was killed early Thursday. no court date set.

Indianapolis (Ap Nokomis W. Toombs Marion County Scott P. Lawson Chatard High School Toombs

Chinese Party Official Executed for Embezzlement and Bribe

Huang Yuhui a 54 year old deputy secretary of Hexian county party committee was executed after being convicted of embezzling 25000 dollars in public funds and accepting a bribe. The sentence was handed down May 9 and carried out shortly after, according to Xinhua News Agency.

Peking Communist Party China Huang Yuhui Hexian Xinhua

Mosquitoes May Spread Leukemia Virus, Scientist Says

A preliminary Trinidad study on 3,000 people suggests a virus like HTLV I linked to T cell leukemia may cluster near open water and poor housing, raising questions about insect transmission though prior work finds no AIDS spread by mosquitoes.

New York Melvyn Greaves University of London Institute For Cancer Research Greaves Associated Press Col Trinidad

Police Work Song as Dragnet Ends in Missouri

After three days of a broad manhunt for Michael Wayne Jackson, authorities offloaded the search near Wright City seven miles west after a trucker admitted lying about a hitchhiker incident. Officers, about 100 strong, remain vigilant for the armed suspect believed to have wounded a Wright City officer and killed three people across three states. Funeral services were held for two victims with another burial underway.

Missouri State Highway Patrol Michael W. Jackson Missouri Wright City Gene Lacy Michael Wayne Jackson Lacy Justin Jackson Interstate 70

Shultz Fails To Resolve Daniloff Case At UN

Secretary of State George Shultz met a third time with Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze at the United Nations but did not secure Daniloff's release. Kalb said the case remains unresolved as U.S. and Soviet positions linger over the UN diplomats expulsion and a possible summit. Shultz left New York for Washington and did not offer a timeline for a release.

United Nations George P. Shultz Eduard A. Shevardnadze Nicholas Daniloff Moscow Daniloff State Department Bernard Kalb U.S Shultz Washington New York Shevardnadze Canada Gennady Gerasimov Foreign Ministry

Reagan Veto Bid on South Africa Sanctions Faces Midnight Deadline

President Reagan pressed to veto a new sanctions bill targeting South Africa’s white minority regime. The measure, passed by wide margins, would halt new American investments and bank loans. Supporters expect a House override. Senate votes remain uncertain as White House weighs executive order options.

Washington Reagan South Africa House Senate White House Alan Simpson R-Wyo Simpson Larry Speakes

Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours

The Aiken Standard lists subscription and classified ad phone numbers 649-5316 649-1555 for news tips and ads. Customer service hours are 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Office address 124 Rutland Drive with mailing address Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken, S.C Aiken Communications Inc P.O Aiken S.C

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