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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1990
Page
2
On this day in 1945 American soldiers liberated Dachau concentration camp in Germany, a site where tens of thousands had perished. The event marked a pivotal moment in World War II as Allied forces uncovered the scale of Nazi atrocities and brought relief to survivors.
Lithuania signals possible compromise with Moscow after talks cited by Vilnius Radio. In Dublin European Community leaders adopt a plan aiming for political union by January 1993, with British warning of detailed hurdles. Kohl and Mitterrand urge rapid strengthening of the Community and ceding national powers.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson will tour the Hoechst Celanese textile plant in Rock Hill on Monday with union president Jacob Sheinkman as part of a four state swing to support the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers. The visit aims to highlight issues of healthcare housing education and safe working conditions for about 1200 workers. The tour runs through North Carolina Georgia and Alabama stops.
Congressmen like Richard Gephardt argue that U S trade friction with Japan could become a major issue in the 1992 campaign. He notes growing Democratic support and a broader understanding of Japan’s trade access problems despite Bush’s high job ratings.
Fragmented OCR text shows a 19th century paper possibly listing mail or postal information. Mentions Aken Communiatone Inc established 1887, weekend editions, and addresses including P O Box numbers in Rutand Ore and Aken SC. Postal references include Postmaster and Sanpes to the Aken.
Lawmakers left unfinished business as many measures failed to clear one chamber before the May 1 deadline. The session ends June 7 with votes still needed for key issues such as gambling, adoption rights, and a local option sales tax.
President Bush spoke by phone to tens of thousands at a Washington Mall rally urging anti abortion action while avoiding direct support for a constitutional amendment. He praised adoption and stressed that the nation must choose life though offering no new policy details.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Hubble Space Telescope’s high speed antennas remain down and its five science instruments are on hold after automatic shutdowns. Discovery’s crew aims for Edwards AFB landing with winds near safety limits as flight director Wayne Hale signals return home. Ground teams report other systems functioning while antenna fixes determine calibration test timing and potential impact on science returns.
Orlando and Los Angeles will test smart cars with satellite traffic feeds on screens to ease future gridlock. The three year program, backed by federal and state agencies, aims to show electronic systems can boost capacity without more pavement. Mark Norman of the Highway Users Federation notes the need for funding and direction to implement Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems.
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