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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1990
Page
2
Denver authorities kept a handyman in custody after a shotgun booby trap killed a intruder during a burglary attempt at a downtown warehouse. Michael, 19, and three juveniles were involved. the juveniles were booked for burglary and released. Police said hundreds of callers offered varied reactions to the case.
Former junk bond financier Michael Milken set to plead guilty to six felonies and pay 600 million in penalties in a historic securities fraud settlement. The deal ends a lengthy government case against Milken, Drexel Burnham Lambert, and ties to Ivan Boesky, with court filings pending formal plea entry in Manhattan.
Viktor P. Karpov, a senior Soviet arms control negotiator, met with Secretary of State James Baker and Undersecretary Reginald Bartholomew at the State Department as the superpowers push to reenergize talks on a long range nuclear arms treaty ahead of a May 30 summit. The meeting followed months of stalled progress toward a completed agreement.
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In 1836 Sam Houston led Texan forces to a decisive victory at San Jacinto over Mexican troops securing Texas independence. The battle sealed independence after fierce combat and strategic maneuvering.
An internal Social Security Administration memo warns of deteriorating service and rising workloads that could overwhelm operations. It cites 1989 increases in claims and processing times, with pending cases up in 4 to 14.3 percent and staffing cutbacks from 80 000 to 63 000.
A U S official said about a dozen suspected Nazi criminals were turned away at U S airports after West Germany eliminated visa requirements. Neal Sher heads the Nazi-hunting office and warned of more interceptions as the summer tourist season starts. One case involved a West German with a Florida cruise prize who, after verification, was sent home.
Sen. Sam Nunn urged a defense package around 296 to 297 billion for the new fiscal year, proposing nearly 6 billion in SDI reductions and delaying the MX rail car deployment. He cited potential savings of 3 to 3.5 billion this year and 20 to 30 billion over five years.
In Gdansk Solidarity delegates vote 387 to 1 with 22 abstentions to back a leadership report and show support for Lech Walesa as he nears potential reelection as chairman. The congress also considers Solidarity's political role in post-Communist Poland amid ongoing reforms.
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