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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1990

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Deaths of Local Notables Listed Across Several Communities

Obituary notice lists multiple individuals including Alice B. Bledsoe Aiken Willie L. Boland North Augusta Marvin Boyd Augusta Rebecca R. Day North Augusta Calvin J. Dicker Washington D C Silas Eubanks Jenkinsville Ollie C. Gunter Wagoner Cora Jay Warrenville Jeremiah G. Martin Hilton Head Island S Leonard Maxwell Jr. Augusta Judson McNair Wrens Ga Martha F Moore Belvedere Elizabeth Oliphant Ridge Spring Mae Preacher Allendale Mackey Scott Aiken Glendon H Seaman Aiken Corbett C Williamson Glovervil Evans Wright Aiken Alma Youngblood Martinez Ga see Page 3B for details.

Alice B. Bledsoe Aiken Willie L. Boland North Augusta Marvin Boyd Augusta Rebecca R. Day Calvin J. Dicker Washington, D.C Silas Eubanks Jenkinsville Ollie C. Gunter Wagoner Cora Jay Warrenville Jeremiah G. Martin Hilton Head Island S. Leonard Maxwell Jr Judson McNair Wrens Martha F. Moore Belvedere Elizabeth Oliphant Ridge Spring Glendon H. Seaman Corbett C. Williamson Glovervil Evans Wright Alma Youngblood Martinez

Deadline Looms Over Taxpayers as Filing Deadline Close

Washington IRS Form 4868 extends the due date to August 15 for those filing late. About 6 million Americans seek extensions while USPS offices offer extra hours. Tax Foundation warns Americans will work 125 days to pay taxes through May 5, a 1989 high.

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Procrastinators Face Midnight Tax Deadline

April 16 becomes the new tax deadline as Aiken and North Augusta post offices extend hours to midnight. Tax filers must hurry to mail or file by tonight to avoid penalties.

Aiken North Augusta BS Celeres Oe Permet

Lithuania braces after 48 hour deadline on Moscow ultimatum

Romualdas Ozolas announced as the 48 hour deadline expired that Lithuania would discuss Moscow's ultimatum with President Landsbergis and Prime Minister Prunskiene. Ozolas said ministers and parliamentary leaders would convene and that Estonia and Lithuania would exchange ambassadors, signaling resolve to restore independence.

Lithuania Mikhail S. Gorbachev Romualdas Ozolas Vytautas Landsbergis Kazimiera Prunskiene Moscow Landsbergis Lithania Baltic Latvia Estonia Soviet Union Ozolas Aidas Palubinskas

Pope Urges Dialogue To End Lithuanian Crisis

Pope John Paul II urged dialogue to ease Lithuania’s crisis after independence sparked by pro democracy movements. He spoke in Lithuanian from St Peter’s Square praising freedom and peace for Lithuania while Moscow urged restraint and a Vatican mediation openness. Romania marked a hard won Easter with large services as Kiev Catholics could again worship publicly after 44 years.

Vatican City John Paul II Lithuania Soviet Ukraine Kiev St. Peter's Square St. Peter's Basilica Vatican Moscow Baltic Republic Tass Mikhail S. Gorbachev Soviet Union Holy See John Paul Poland Romania Timisoara

Environmental Fears Persist Amid Earth Day

Pollution chokes summer air as health officials warn against outdoor play. Schools remove Alar from lunches after a pesticide warning. A tanker spill near Alaska fouled coastlines, killing thousands of wildlife and affecting oceans. The piece links these events to ongoing Earth Day concerns.

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Environmental groups warn of worsening pollution trends

Activists say pollution has accelerated nationwide and cite to date worsening environment problems. Christina Desser of Earth Day 1990 warns the situation is worse than two decades ago, reflecting growing concern among environmental groups.

Christina Desser Orga

Administration To Argue For Further Warming Study

President Bush plans a 17 nation conference this week to study the economic impact of global warming. Officials say the administration will argue it is too early to propose specific pollution controls. The White House aims to show cautious leadership ahead of Earth Day as European critics press for decisive action.

Washington Bush White House United States

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