Back To School Advice From The Aiken Standard
School bells ring as the Aiken Standard offers guidance for returning to classes. Section C provides tips and Page 100 carries ongoing coverage of Aiken County school bus routes.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1990
Page
1
School bells ring as the Aiken Standard offers guidance for returning to classes. Section C provides tips and Page 100 carries ongoing coverage of Aiken County school bus routes.
Dallas a law graduate Charles Malloy a 1989 SMU Law School alum says the State Board of Legal Examiners overreacted to his playful bar exam application responses. He wrote jokes about being fired from an accounting firm and about upholding constitutional values while his classmates defend him.
Obituary notice lists Greta Morris Kyle of Clarksburg Maine Patricia Cantara of Graniteville Robert D Sprouse of Edgefield Exie F Hall of New Ellenton Luther Armstrong of Augusta E Leslie Key of Warrenville and Caleb Wates of Edgefield with details on page 4A.
The Department of Energy plans an immediate 1.6 million payment to Aiken County plus 800 thousand next year for untaxed county lands inside the nuclear reservation. The county called the 11:30 a.m. Friday dress conference to discuss the agreement as council considers months of land tax talks with DOE. U.S. Senators Thurmond and Hollings are noted among officials involved.
Sergeant Mark Hardy of the 450th Ordnance Company says he supports President Bush's Iraq policy and is preparing to deploy from Fort Bragg North Carolina. He leaves behind three children and a pregnant wife while his unit loads ammunition for long shifts.
In Aiken County Court the roommate of Tony Bonnette testified that former SLED agent James Collins engaged in sexual activity with Bonnette’s wife, while Collins knew of it. Bonnette was shot to death in February 1990 at the Rainbow Terrace Motel parking lot. The witness described a two year pattern of visits and encounters between Collins, Bonnette, and Mrs. Collins.
As-Safir reports 14 Western hostages in Lebanon including six Americans may be freed by year end. Sources say secret talks involving Tehran are under way with Iran backed groups and Western capitals pressing for prisoner releases in the region.
President Bush hosted Jordan's King Hussein as a go‑between in a tense Iraq crisis that features threats of death by own actions and raids on U S warships. Iraq signals willingness to negotiate while denying intent to attack Saudi Arabia as multinational forces mass.
Cairo based agency cites travelers claiming arrests of many military officers and civilians after a failed attempt on Saddam Hussein. Report notes tension in Baghdad with checkpoints and tanks on streets. no independent confirmation provided. Egypt condemns Iraq invasion and joins Arab force from Cairo summit.
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