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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1991

Page

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Town marshal’s no show ends Carthage mystery

Carthage and Shirley officials say David Bowling, hired as town marshal in August 1988, failed to report for work on April 1 and is missing. They believe he may be in Hilton Head Island South Carolina. His phone lines are disconnected and neither town wants him back. the position is considered filled.

David Bowling Hilton Head Island S.C Glenn Fitch Council Fitch Bowling Shirley Carthage Phyllis McClarnon Myrtle Beach Virginia Harrell

Deaths: Robert Alan Warner and others listed

Death notices include Robert Alan Warner of Tampa F LC. and others: Buster Palmer of Hephzibah Georgia James P. Shanks Aiken and Coley L. Mitchell of Augusta. Detailscontinued on Page 6B.

Robert Alan Warner Tampa Flc Buster) Palmer Hephzibah James P. Shanks Aiken Coley L. Mitchell Augusta

Baker Fails to Resolve Middle East Talks Framework

Secretary of State James Baker III failed to resolve differences with Israel and the Arabs on a framework for holding Mid east peace talks. No breakthrough expected on sponsor and Palestinian representation as Baker begins regional tour. He met with Shamir Levy Rabin and planned visits with Palestinians in Aqaba.

Jerusalem James A. Baker III Israel Mideast Baker Aqaba Jordan King Hussein Israeli Radio Ister David Levy Levy Defense Yitzhak Rabin

Poll finds less packaging waste wanted nationwide

An Associated Press poll shows about one third of Americans would pay a dime more per dollar for less wasteful packaging. Most support recycling, with 58 percent recycling cans regularly and 36 percent bottles, while 70 percent say their community offers no recycling requirements.

New York Associated Press ICR Media John Ruston Environmental Defense Fund New York City

Iraqi officers warned to stay clear of refugee camps

In Zakho, Lt Gen John L. Shalikashvili told Iraqi military officers to keep out of the way as allied forces build refugee camps for Kurds in northern Iraq. He described a frank 45 minute exchange and said ground rules would prevent clashes with coalition troops.

Zakho Iraq John L. Shalikashvili U.S Turkey Hakkarri Shalikashvili Nushwan Danoun Abdul-Hafiz Jazail Baghdad United States Irai Bush Saddam Hussein Washington White House United Nations Marlin Fitawater U.N

Highway Spill Involves Six Cars In I 20 Crash

A petroleum spill on Interstate 20 near North Augusta caused six cars to spin out Friday. Chevrolet Impala owner Kert Karas of North Augusta lost control on rain slicks, hitting a guardrail. Ford LTD driver Christopher M. James of West Columbia stopped to aid, then Toyota Supra owner Adam Marks of Pope Air Force Base NC crashed into his car. A Jeep Cherokee driven by Jane Jackson of Trenton slid off the road nearby.

North Augusta Interstate 20 Kert Karas Ford Ltd Christopher M. James West Columbia Chevrolet Ford James Adam Marks Pope Air Force Base North Carolina Jane Jackson Trenton

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