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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1990

Page

2

Lava nears Kalapana Gardens as 83rd Kilauea home threatened

Lava from Kilauea advanced to within 30 yards of a Mehau Street house in the Kalapana Gardens subdivision Hawaii Island as authorities kept a 26-house evacuation alert in effect. Two houses burned Wednesday night and early Thursday, pushing total damage above 20 million dollars since the Jan 3 eruption began in 1983.

Xalapana Hawaii Kilauea Kalapana Gardens Mehau Street Civil Defense Dennis Shigeta Hawaii Island

England Grants 225000 Hong Kong Passports Bill Passes

Parliament backed a plan to grant citizenship to about 225000 Hong Kong residents as Thatcher's government won a 313 to 216 vote in the House of Commons. The measure, opposed by some Conservative right wingers and Labor critics, signals a potential exodus from the colony ahead of future political changes.

Lundon Hong Kong Iied Margaret Thatcher Atan House of Commons Labor Party

Law student wins $27,500 in buttock bite case

Maia Brodie sued Charles Hurth III after he bit her buttocks at a bar near Saint Louis University in September 1987. Jurors awarded $2,500 actual and $25,000 punitive damages after two days of testimony and about 90 minutes of deliberation.

St. Louis Charles Hurth III Maia Brodie Brodie Hurth Gerald Greiman Wyer

Army Rejects Four Year Test on Women in Combat Roles

The Army rejected a Defense Advisory Committee proposal for a four year test of women in combat related jobs. It said current policy excludes women from direct combat and aligns with Congress intent and other services. Navy Air Force and Marines cannot assign women to vessels or aircraft in combat missions.

Washington Army Congress Defense Advisory Committee On Women In the Services Department of Defense Navy Air Force Marine Corps

Dole Criticizes Jerusalem Resolution in Washington

Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole and four House Republicans clashed over a non-binding resolution recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital. Dole called the measure dangerous nonsense and accepted partial blame for its Senate passage on March 2. The resolution was approved without debate and slated for House action next Tuesday.

Senate Bob Dole R-Kan Jerusalem Israel Middle East Dole House GOP Newt Gingrich

Aiken Standard Office Details And Erratic Address Line

Aiken Standard operates at 124 Rutland Drive with hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Friday. The mailing address is P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and subscription rates for 3 6 12 months are listed though the document contains garbled extra lines and misprinted addresses.

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

Crackdown Could Burden Honest Taxpayers

The IRS says the tax gap could reach about 100 billion dollars this year and rise to 127 billion by 1982, signaling higher prices, more paperwork for small firms, and possible withholding on interest and dividends. GAO urges tougher enforcement and improved taxpayer assistance, including possible broadened withholding and reporting measures on one owner businesses and informal vendors.

Washington Congressional Internal Revenue Service Congress Conoan IRS Fred T. Goldberg Jr House Ways and Means Oversight Oral Posner General Accounting Office Posner Dean GAO

Shiite Leader Sees Release of Captives Despite U S Stance

Shiite Muslim leader Hussein Musawi of Hezbollah says release of three American professors is certain despite U S cowboy mentality. He cites delays from Washington over a key demand and notes Syria and other groups moving toward freeing hostages, including Terry Anderson's kin reacting to postponement.

Beirut Lebanon United States Hussein Musawi Hezbollah Party of God Associated Press Musawi Washington The Near East John Kelly Damascus Syria Islamic Jihad For the Liberation of Palestine Terry Anderson Bush

Bush Defends Position On Hostages In Key Largo

President Bush warns the Kremlin against hardball tactics with Lithuania and refuses to meet demands for a envoy to Syria to secure a hostage's freedom. He cites limits to U.S. patience with Soviet tactics and says the United States does not knuckle under to demands.

Largo Fla Bush Kremlin Lithuania U.S Syria United States Islamic Jihad For the Liberation of Palestine Birmingham Ala Orlando France West Germany John Kelly Middle Eastern

Equitable Taxes: Aims to Balance South Carolina Budget

South Carolina state Senator Herbert Fielding proposes tax shifts to balance the budget. He backs higher capital gains taxes, a new minimum income tax, and higher sales tax on expensive cars and boats. He argues funds should bolster social services and reduce the gap between rich and poor.

Columbia South Carolina Herbert Fielding Charleston Senate Finance Committee Jay Fielding Senate Middle America Poor America

Task Force Recommends Global Plan Against Money Laundering

An international task force backs a worldwide money laundering plan. It urges financial institutions to report suspicious transactions to law enforcement in good faith without secrecy-law liability fear. Members include G-7 nations Britain Canada France West Germany Italy Japan United States and others.

Washington Pocceum Treasury John E. Robson United States Robson U.S Britain Canada France West Germany Italy Japan Austria Australia Belgium Luxembourg The Netherlands Spain Sweden Switzerland European Community

Suspected Drug Funds In SCNB Bank Ordered Frozen

A federal court in Atlanta ordered a temporary freeze on funds in an South Carolina National Bank account after DEA testimony linked proceeds to the Medellin Drug Cartel. Officials say Panama records show drug money wired to the SCNB account and that the owner’s knowledge of any illicit source is under review. No evidence ties SCNB executives to cartel activity.

Washington Atlanta South Carolina National Bank SCNB Drug Enforcement Agency David Panek Wilmer Parker U. Drug Task Force Atlant Parker Panama

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