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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1990

Page

8

Storms Possible Amid Hot Afternoon In Many Regions

Weather forecast shows partly cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Highs reach the low 100s in some areas, with 90s and 70s across the Midlands and coastal regions. Thunderstorms are possible today and tonight in Mountains and on the Beaches with/showers likely on Saturday.

Midlands

Profiles of Indicted South Carolina Legislators

Five South Carolina lawmakers were indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly selling votes for cash. The profiles summarize party, age, district, and committee roles across the Senate and House, including leaders from Spartanburg, Charleston, Marion, Dorchester Charleston, and Richland counties.

S.C Fermen Seord Boiling Springs Spartansburg Senate House Daniel Edward Winstead Charleston County Robert Bruce Brown Brown Marion County Labor, Commerce and Industry Robert Alfred Kohn Dorchester Charleston House Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee

Lost Trust sting operation ties lawmakers to bribery probes

The FBI details a sting code named Lost Trust with lawmakers and Ronald L Cobb at the center. Indictments accuse Reps. Kohn and Taylor of conspiring to pass a pari mutuel betting bill while accepting cash bribes, with penalties ranging up to 120 years and millions in fines. Rep. Winstead, Rep. Brown, Sen. Lee, and Judge Ferguson discuss potential suspensions amid the case.

Lost Trust FBI House Ronald L Cobb Cobb John C. Harley Jr Harley Kohn Winstead Thomas A. Limehouse Summerville Tee Ferguson Rep Limehouse Ferguson Senate Daniel Taylor Ronald L. Cobb Reps. Kohn Brown House Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee Rep. Winstead Sen. Lee

Patriotism rises at local shops amid Gulf tensions

Local business owners and residents express strong support for troops and hostages in the Middle East. Jim Herzberg notes employee ties to the region and leads a community salute. Evelyn Barton displays symbolic ribbons at her shop, while Southern Sun Control plans a large American flag atop a helium balloon until the Gulf conflict ends.

Middle East Anager Jim Herzberg Evelyn Barton Barton's Flowcer Shop Mid-East Southern Sun Control Whiskey Road South Gulf

DOE Rating Shift Adds Cost on Bond Issuance

Chairman Warner noted that upgrading a $5 million bond issue from A to BAA raises interest charges by about $25,000, revealing the cost of a lower credit rating on long term capital borrowing.

Warner

Keenan freed after years in Beirut hostage ordeal

Irish born English teacher kidnapped on April 11, 1986 in west Beirut was released after years in captivity. Family members rushed to Dublin and Belfast as officials confirmed Keenan’s release amid ongoing hostage negotiations involving Westerners held by Islamic extremist groups in Lebanon.

Stu Lebanon Terry Anderson Middle East Associated Press Organization of Islamic Dawn U.S Frank Reed Malden Mass Robert Polhill New York Red Cross Elio ‘Nriquez Emmanuel Christen Reed Keenan Fifi Ireland Elaine Spence Brenda Gillham Belfast Dublin Foreign Ministry West Beirut American University Beirut

Plane crash in Mattapan kills two cars, fires houses

Federal investigators probe the crash of a two engine Cheyenne turboprop that went down on a dead end street in Mattapan. The craft incinerated two cars and ignited nearby homes while pilot Spear attempted an emergency landing seven miles from Logan. Visibility was poor at takeoff.

Mattapan Spear Cape Cod Gan International Tokyo Span Engi Logan Federal Aviso Aviation Administration

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