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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1990

Page

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Bushes pay 101000 tax and 37 thousand charity gifts

President Bush and Barbara Bush paid 101382 in taxes and 37272 in charitable contributions in 1989. Their total income was 456780 with 287171 declared for the Bush family after deductions and investments. Vice President Quayle paid 25479 in taxes on 133696 income, down from 156546 and 24314 tax in prior year.

Washington Bush Barbara White House Quayle Marilyn Quayles

FBI Keeps Lid On Cash Packed Drums

In Vega Baja Puerto Rico the FBI probes residents after drums buried by drug traffickers yielded millions in cash and luxury items. US Attorney Daniel Romo says one drum was emptied and authorities found 10 to 11 more empty drums nearby amid a buying binge by locals.

Vega Baja Puerto Rico FBI U.S US S Daniel Romo San Juan

Deaths Ralph D. Senterfell Corine S Sheppard and Alice W Smith

Obituaries note the deaths of Ralph D. Senterfell of Batesburg Corine S Sheppard of Ward and Alice W Smith of Louisville Georgia with details on page 3B.

Ralph D. Senterfell Batesburg Corine S. Sheppard Ward Alice W. Smith Louisvile, Ga

Judge Delays Ruling On Aiken Tax Suit Motion

Circuit Judge Rodney Peeples held a 2 90 minute hearing and put a motion by the city of Aiken to dismiss Robert Penland and Houndslake tax suit in abeyance. He said a definitive ruling would come in a few days after studying the matter.

Rodney A. Peeples Aiken Robert E. Penland and Houndslake Iealing Penland Michael Chesser Augusta James Aiken County B.B. Dixon

Five-vehicle crash blocks Whiskey Road. school bus involved

Aiken County Public Schools bus and five cars collided near Ray Lane on Whiskey Road during rush hour. The bus driver Karl Stanley Williams and his sister Pam Stanley were aboard. no serious injuries reported. Williams faces possible district action pending investigation. other drivers include Kitty Windham and Joye Brotherton.

Aiken County Whiskey Road Ray Lane Karl Stanley Williams Pam Stanley Williams Kennedy Middle Aiken Acto G.W. Taylor Aiken ‘of Public Safety Pease A and Brooks Supe Ide 4 x Dr. Brooks

Japan offers tariff cuts on U S wood products in 1992 plan

Washington sources say Japan proposed reducing tariffs on U S lumber and wood products to 8 percent or higher categories, with lower tiers unchanged. Reductions would start in 1992, phased in gradually, and could boost U S southern pine and plywood exports by up to several billion dollars while negotiations continue under Super 301 provisions.

Washington Congress Japan U.S US S Tokyo U.S. Trade Representatives Kaifu Bush Administration Southern Pine Lumber National Forest Association Tom Cator Southeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association Cator South Carolina Stanley Dennison Georgia-Pacific Corporation Atlanta Southern Forest Products Association Alberto Goetz National Forest Products Assn Goetz USTA

Savannah River Site shifts ease traffic and extend experiment

The Savannah River Site reports traffic improves after shifting to staggered hours on April 2. Most workers in the 3700 Area now follow 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. shifts, reducing the overall workforce on peak shifts from 13,000 to about 10,000 while construction crews remain at 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The staggered schedule extends beyond the original two month trial.

Savannah River SRS Mike Catshall Cutahal Catshall

Good Friday and Friday the 13th beliefs clash across faiths

Clergy from St. John's, All Saints, and St. Mary say faith determines the day’s meaning. They dismiss luck and superstition noting Good Friday marks Jesus Christ's crucifixion and Friday the 13th holds no inherent danger.

Jesus Christ Adam Ime Rhett Winters St. John’s Episcopal Church Fortunis Fortune Lou Lindsay All Saints Anglican Church Tve Joseph Komn St. Maryselp Christians Church

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