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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1990
Page
1
Carl Rowan analyzes strategies to battle racism as the 1990s unfold. The piece outlines challenges and actions for readers seeking progress amid social tensions.
RSM star Abney announces commitment to Clemson University. The move strengthens Clemson’s 2025 class and positions Abney as a key contributor for the Tigers. Clemson highlights include coaching staff praise and expectations for immediate impact on defense and playmaking.
A winter storm paths through the area brings heavy rain and persistent cold. Forecasters warn of slick roads and delayed travel as low temperatures dip below freezing tonight and into tomorrow. Municipal crews prepare for possible power outages and wind advisories.
Neighbors near the 72 story Cityspire skyscraper report a high pitched whistle from its green eight sided dome about 806 feet up. Environmental inspectors link the noise to wind over louvers and say developer Ian Bruce Eichner was issued a summons for alleged noise regulation violations.
Obituary notice brief lists Marielle H Lederhose of Amityville New York and Henry Rodgers of Wagener with a reference to Page 4B for full details.
Army Cpl. Kemp Smith woke cooks and tended barracks as Japanese Zero fighters and bombers struck Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941. He watched planes fly within reach and saw submarines slip into the harbor as eight battleships were crippled or sunk in the surprise attack.
Silver Bluff High School head football coach and athletic director Butch Jacobs guided the Bulldogs to a 21-0 state title over Pageland Central in Class AA Division I. The victory capped a season built on discipline and confidence as Jacobs awaited further news that could shift football’s spotlight.
Iraq's parliament endorsed freeing hundreds of Western hostages including about 900 Americans while dispatching 30 000 new troops to Kuwait and southern Iraq. The multinational force reaches roughly 350 000 with U S troops around 250 000. President Bush pledges continued pressure as exit visas begin for Baghdad captives.
Local charities appeal for help as Christmas approaches. The Aiken Jaycees Christmas Shopping Tour seeks donations after slow contributions, with last year raising over $3,000 for shopping needs. Children from The Children's Place will shop at K-Mart on December 15 and receive Domino’s Pizza afterward.
An Aiken County man, Larry Miles, 29, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and resisting arrest in the March death of Sheriff’s deputy Sgt Charles Freeman. He received three years for involuntary manslaughter and ten years for resisting arrest. The jury’s verdict came after a two hour session, with Miles testifying about mental illness and a prior hospitalization.
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