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12 Apr 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1991
Page
1
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base on Cheney base-closure list
Supporters hope Myrtle Beach Base will survive a Defense Department shut down plan while major media outlets report it among bases Cheney plans to close. Cheney was to announce the list in Washington amid ongoing budget deficit trimming and last year’s closure effort failing in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asyectle Beach
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Dick Cheney
New York Times
CBS
CNN
Mile Beach
Cheney
Washington
Congress
Death notices for Paul Brian Marten and others in area
Obituary brief lists deaths including Paul Brian Marten Aiken Doshin A Mitchum Warrenville Mandy C Ryals Augusta Eva Schwarting Bamberg Rozella Smith Augusta Eric Shawn Yeargain Augusta details appear on Page 3B
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brian Marten
Aiken Doshin
A. Mitchum
Warrenville
Mandy C. Ryals
Augusta
Eva Schwarting
Bamberg
Rozella Smith
Eric Shawn Yeargain
Families Campaign for 450th Ordnance Co Home Return
Wives and parents of members of the 450th Ordnance Company in Saudi Arabia start a campaign to bring their loved ones home. Workers face 12 hour desert shifts in 107 degree heat while awaiting a possible Sept return and fall schooling disruptions for USC Aiken student Robert Busser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
450Th Ordnance Co
Middle East
450Th
Saudi Arabia
Butler Derrick
D.C
Sara Bill Busser
Aiken
Robert
Busser
USC Aiken
First Day Of Masters Breaks Par
Augusta Nationals hosts the Masters opening round where 30 players broke par and 52 matched or better the first-round 72. Lanny Wadkins Mark McCumber and Jim Gallagher Jr led with 67, 5-under, while Jack Nicklaus and others at 68 4-under trail by one stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta National Golf Club
Nicklaus
Augusta
Lanny Wadkins
Mark McCumber
Jim Gallagher, Jr
Tom
Huff Seeks Budget Amendment Over Teaching Manual Tactics
Rep. Thomas Huff R North Augusta aims to amend the state education budget to let school boards strike passages from Tactics for Thinking, a manual criticized as promoting New Age ideas. A Senate subcommittee removed the proviso, leaving intact a provision to allow purchasing a different manual, with Huff planning talks to Superintendent Nielsen and Sen. Moore to push a Senate floor amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Huff
North Augusta
Huff
Senate Finance Committee
House
Barbara Nielsen
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
D. Clearwater
Tommy
Senate
Rep
State Board of Education
Stuart Andrews
Bob Scott
Scott
12Th Judicial Circuit
Andrews
Nikki Setzler
D-West Columbia
Senate Education Committee
Setzler
Security Council Ends War in Baghdad Cease Fire Formalized
The Security Council accepted Iraq’s capitulation in New York as Baghdad agreed to pay war damages and scrap WMDs. Britain moves to draft a resolution for Kurdish safety zones in northern Iraq, with a 36th parallel safe haven to shield Kurds for months while relief is delivered. The plan awaits U.N. council formalization and Iraqi compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
New York
Iraq
Security Council
Baghdad
Paul Noterdaeme
Abdul Amir al-Anbari
Ira
David Hannay
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
United States
European Community
Marlin Fitzwater
Hannay
U.N. Security Council
Lean Budget Clears S C Senate Budget Panel
The Finance Committee approved a 1991 92 South Carolina budget of 3 679 888 404 beginning July 1 with little contention due to a slow economy limiting options Sen James Waddell chair notes a quick Senate debate is likely and a conference with the House will decide final measures before Gov Carroll Campbell can sign The panel cut 1 139 unfunded state jobs and reduced agency hiring by 3 percent while opposing tobacco and cigarette tax increases and preserving current admissions tax at 4 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Senate
Finance Committee
James Waddell
Waddell
D-Beaufort
House
Carroll Campbell
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