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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1988

Page

3

OSHA Not Refuge For State Violators

The Justice Department says workers killed or injured on the job can be prosecuted under state laws and federal OSHA does not shield employers from state criminal charges. Rep. Tom Lantos praises the ruling as setbacks to federal preemption and notes the issue may reach the Supreme Court.

Mashington Justice Department Department House Government Operations Committee OSHA Tom Lantos Calif D-Calif Ittee

Ali Admits Making Telephone Calls Amid Imposter Claims

Former boxing champion Muhammad Ali acknowledged making phone calls to politicians and journalists at a Washington news conference. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution had reported an Ali impersonation may have targeted senators, aides, and reporters, possibly orchestrated by his attorney Richard Hirschfeld.

Washington Mune Ali Capitol The Atlanta Journal Atlanta Constitution David Kindred Atlanta U.S Edwin Meese III Arthur B. Culvahouse Jr Reagan Richard M. Hirschfeld Charlottesville Champ Hirschfeld Orrin G. Hatch Utah Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Strom Thurmond R-S.c John Warner R-Va Meese

Soviets Begin Destroying Disputed Gomel Radar Facility

The Soviet Union notified the United States it is destroying radar facilities at Gomel, claimed to violate the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. Krasnoyarsk site remains disputed while the U.S. declines reciprocal action. State Department spokesman Redman urged destruction and verification to satisfy concerns.

Washington Soviet Union United States Gomel Reagan Congress State Department Krasnoyarsk Department Charles E. Redman Redman Byelorussian U.S

Cold Kitten Trapped Overnight in Drink Machine

A black and white kitten squeezed inside a soft drink machine outside an animal shelter in Battle Creek Michigan spent the night trapped. A Pepsi distributor made a special trip to open the machine and free the cat. The Humane Society shelter named the kitten Pepsi after its ordeal.

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