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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1990

Page

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A Quick Road Twice Lost Train Doesn't Spoil Trip

MINNEAPOLIS AP Train enthusiast Steve Johnson says he has traveled nationwide by rail but never on a train that came apart twice. He rode Amtrak's Empire Builder with his wife Joanne to celebrate their wedding anniversary. the first uncoupling left six cars behind and the couple slept through both incidents as crews rejoined the train and continued north.

Minneapolis Steve Johnson Johnyson Amtrak Joanne Joanne Johnson Johnsons Mrs. Johnson Debbie Hare

Death notices listed for Baynham Frazier Sprouse and others

Obituary items list Ruby R. Baynham of Aiken Mary Lee Frazier of Trenton Harvey A Sprouse of North Augusta Beaufort Talbert of Augusta and Ernest Wroten of Denmark. Details appear on Page 4A.

Ruby R. Baynham Aiken Mary Lee Frazier Trenton Harvey A. Sprouse North Augusta Beaufort Talbert Augusta Ernest Wroten Denmark

Subscription Rate Increase at The Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard will raise basic delivery to 6.50 per month and advance rates to 19.50 for three months 89 for six months and 78 for one year. Present rates are 17.70 for three months 35.40 for six months and 70.80 for one year. USA Weekend by Gannett will be distributed Saturdays starting September 8 edition.

Aiken Standard Gannett

Ammunition Load Tests Demand Constant Work at Fort Bragg

Sgt Marshall Turner from Aiken's 0th Ordnance Company unloads 70 pound anti tank missiles for testing at Fort Bragg. The unit, 38 soldiers and three women, is tasked with accounting for 2.5 million tons of ammunition and loading it on planes and ships bound for Saudi Arabia. Capt Jim Vause notes heavy paperwork and high morale as they restore order after initial disarray last week.

Ort Bragg N.C Marshall Turner Aiken Vause Gerald Greene Greene

Census shows South Carolina 1990 count three percent below expected

The U S Census Bureau reports South Carolina’s 1990 population at about 3.41 million, roughly 3% below projections. Officials expect local reviews this fall, with potential impacts on federal funding and apportionment if the lower figure stands. County totals cited include Spartanburg 218,986 York 27,480 Greenville 316,162 Aiken 117,918 Anderson 43,619 Barnwell 19,743 Edgefield 17,907 Charleston 280,495. Officials have 15 working days to challenge the data.

Washington U.S. Census Bureau South Carolina Census Bureau Spartanburg Couny York County Greenville County Aiken County Anderson County Barnwell Edgefield Charleston County

Peace Initiative Faces Iraq Crisis With Talks Urged

UN on Saturday authorized naval power to stop ships trading with Iraq as Baghdad cut some embassies in Kuwait but did not act to close them by force. The UN secretary general invited Iraq to urgent talks in New York or Geneva while the United States and allies praised the Security Council vote to enforce the embargo.

United Nations Iraq Baghdad Kuwait U.S U.N Javier Perez de Cuellar Perez de Cuellar New York Geneva United States U.N. Security Council Security Council All Humanity Thomas R. Pickering Council White House Persian Gulf Bush Brent Scowcroft America Scowcroft Abdul Amir Al-Anbari Kuwai

Freed Irishman Keenan Says He Saw U S Hostages

Brian Keenan, freed after four years in Lebanon, told reporters in Dublin he saw American captives Terry Anderson and Thomas Sutherland during his confinement and that both were well. He described Anderson with his daughter Salome pictured nearby and noted Sutherland kept up morale with jokes. He also mentioned British hostage John McCarthy.

Dublin Ireland Brian Keenan Terry Anderson Thomas Sutherland Lebanon Eenan Damascus Beirut Anderson Salome Sutherland John McCarthy

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Tigers Blessing Bragg Ginny Southworth Sgt Fred Williams Hephzibah Tommy Burbage Williston Fort Bragg Keith War S.C Kathy Kadane States News Service Thomas Wagner Associated Press Carolina Anderson, Sutherland Edith M. Lederer Elaine Spence Breda Guilham Syria
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