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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1987

Page

4

SRP Employees Surpass Million for United Way Drive

SRP workers in Aiken County raise 1 121 000 for United Way agencies marking the first million plus total. The Aiken County United Way receives 664 693 or 55 percent of the county’s sum amid a long history of SRP support since the plant’s early days.

Savannah River SRP Aiken County United Way Community Chest

Haiti in Turmoil as Coup Overturns Elections

Haitian voters faced bloodshed as troops did nothing to stop attacks by thugs linked to the deposed regime. The electoral council dissolved and the election law was voided, sparking international alarm as Haitians flee to embassies for refuge.

Rene Belante Electoral Council Jean-Claud Duvalier Duvalier George Shultz Haiti Tonton Macoutes U.S France Florida Chrome Avenue America

On Air Safety In Two Crashes Editorial

Guest editorial argues against panic over recent plane crashes in Colorado and Wisconsin. It notes a Continental DC-9 in Denver and a King Air in Wisconsin, urging readers to recognize differences and remain confident in air travel safety.

Colorado Wisconsin Continental Airlines Denver Fort Atkinson Madison King Air United States

Dole Deficit Plan Spurs GOP Debate on Commission

Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole proposes a bipartisan deficit-reduction commission drawing fire from Vice President Bush and Rep. Kemp. Governors back a $76 billion two year package of cuts and tax increases, while Kean notes support for a Cuomo Dole idea amid a Reagan White House backed agreement.

Washington Senate Bob Dole National Commission On George Bush Jack Kemp Bush Dole Mario Cuomo Reagan White House Congress Reagan Thomas Kean New Jersey Cuomo-Dole California Kemp Pat Robertson Pete du Pont Bruce Babbitt

Premature Pardons Topic Sparks Washington Buzz

White House Chief of Staff Howard Baker dodges questions on possible pardons for Lt. Col. Oliver North and former National Security Adviser John Poindexter. The Iran Contra debate centers on investigations led by special counsel Lawrence Walsh and potential indictments. The piece weighs constitutional questions, presidential powers, and calls for a bipartisan deficit reduction commission as a political remedy.

Washington White House Howard Baker California Oliver North National Security John Poindexter Baker Washington Post Martin Agronsky Strobe Talbot Time Magazine Carl Rowan Fellows North Poindexter Lawrence Walsh Walsh Congress Joint Committee Central Intelligence Agency Treasury National Security Council Robertson du Pont Babbitt Bush

Editorial on Kennedy debts and budget reform proposal

The piece quotes a Boston Herald editorial noting Sen. Edward M. Kennedy owes $82,351 to a Maine printer and dismisses current fiscal politics as a con. It urges line item veto power and a constitutional balanced budget to force fiscal responsibility beyond Congress.

U.S. Supreme Court R. Bradley Carle Fairhaven Mass New England Boston Herald U.S Maine Edward M. Kennedy Teddy Ed Atkins Waterville Kennedy Atkins Massachusetts Congress

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