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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1990

Page

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AIDS Restrictions Relaxed For Conference Attendance By Foreigners

Washington says the Bush administration will ease limits on foreigners with AIDS seeking to attend U S conferences, while opposing removing AIDS from the disease ban list in Congress. A White House source spoke on condition of anonymity amid a boycott threat over the policy.

Washington Bush Administration United States White House San Francisco Congress

Soviet Union admits Katyn mass murder responsibility

The Soviet Union apologized for the Katyn Forest massacre of Polish officers, ending decades of denial and linking 15 000 officers killed in camps and mass graves near Smolensk. Gorbachev and Jaruzelski met as Warsaw pressed for acknowledgment and archives material was supplied.

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Iacocca Awarded Millions Amid Auto Industry Pay Ranks

Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee Iacocca earned nearly 4 million in 1969 salary stock and bonuses, topping GM chief Roger B. Smith but trailing Ford's Donald Petersen. Iacocca's 1988 compensation reached 3.7 million. 1989 cash bonuses were skipped due to a profit-sharing agreement with the UAW.

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Hubble Contamination Expected Minimal Amid Shuttle Delay

NASA officials said the Hubble Space Telescope will incur minimal surface contamination as the Space Shuttle Discovery launch is delayed to April 25. They estimate dust could reach about 2.1 percent of the mirror, still within the 5 percent limit, with air circulated in the payload bay to reduce exposure.

Cape Canaveral Fla NASA Fred Wojtalik Hubble Wojtalik Discovery Kennedy Space Center Laboratory

Aiken Standard Publication Details and Postage Note

The Aiken Standard established 1857 issued weekly afternoons and weekend mornings by Aten Communications at PO Box 486 Yan Rut and Dive Aken SC 29602. Second class postage paid at Aiken Postmaster distributes changes to the Aiken Standard 0. Gox 486 Aken SC 20808.

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Pilgrims Parade Through Jerusalem Amid Tense Holy Week

Pilgrims from around the world carried wooden crosses along Jerusalem's Via Dolorosa on Good Friday under heavy security following Arab Christian quarter riots. Police used tear gas and rubber bullets a day earlier as protests over a Jewish settlement intensified. Amid prayers and multilingual chants, observers noted unity and lingering political tensions surrounding the Old City.

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Milton teen tennis star killed in suburb shooting

Charles Hardison 16, Milton High's top tennis player, was found shot multiple times in his basement with no sign of struggle or robbery. Police investigate gang link after he reportedly cooperated with police on a party incident involving a Boston gang and an alleged gang member's girlfriend.

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Wholesale Prices Post Rare Decline in March

The Labor Department reports the Producer Price Index fell 0.2 percent in March after no change in February, with food costs crashing 0.8 percent led by a 25.5 percent drop in vegetables. Energy prices rebounded after January spikes, while core prices rose 0.3 percent. Economists cite lower vegetable and fuel costs and a wait for further energy declines as signs the inflation rate may ease.

Washington Labor Department Commerce Department Donald Ratajczak Georgia State University Federal Reserve Board James Annable First National Bank of Chicago

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