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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1989
Page
3
Julian Lennon, 26, tells US magazine his new material will be raw and opinionated, distancing from his father John Lennon. He reflects on his career missteps, changing management, quitting drugs, and aiming to prove himself with LENNON third album Mr Jordan amid past pressures from The Secret Value of Daydreaming.
A 111 foot yacht owned by Ron Rivet co founder of Super 8 Motel was beached 35 miles northeast of Sitka to prevent sinking after losing a propeller and shaft. The Bonheur was pumped out and refloated with extensive damage but no injuries reported. Coast Guard said a tug to Sitka ferried Rivet and family during their vacation.
A Panamanian Banco de Occidente branch pleaded guilty to aiding cocaine trafficking and conspiracy in a case tied to the Medellin cartel. The $5 million federal fine, the largest for drug money laundering, will be split with Canada and Switzerland and paid over four years. The court noted the bank’s limited net worth and the need for proceeds to fund prison construction and anti-drug efforts. William Guarin and Clara Garcia remain indicted.
A phone worker was critically injured in a picket line accident amid a strike by more than 190,000 workers. Talks between unions and four regional Bell systems failed to produce gains. Bell Atlantic faced union rejection over health coverage while Ameritech remains at impasse. The strikes affected 20 states and DC with service delays and mounting maintenance issues forecast.
An incoming call to a mobile phone in luggage aboard Express Airlines I prompted a smoke alarm on a Columbus to Milwaukee flight. The pilot made an emergency landing with seven passengers and two crew, no injuries. The detector light pointed to smoke in the baggage area. A cellphone in a passenger’s suitcase caused the issue. after the call was stopped, the flight resumed to Milwaukee. Express Airlines I operates the plane under a marketing agreement with Northwest Airlines.
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