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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1990

Page

2

South Carolina Becomes First State to Secede in 1860

In 1860 South Carolina moved to secede from the Union, becoming the first state to take that step amid rising tensions over slavery and states’ rights.

South Carolina

Typhoon Russ Heads For Guam With 175 mph Gusts

Thousands boarded up windows and moved to shelters as Typhoon Russ charged toward Guam with winds to 175 mph. Forecasters warned of overhead landfall Friday after the storm crossed 150 miles southeast of the island and neared 30 mph winds locally.

Agana Guam U.S Pacific Jordan Kaye Air Force Ann Goetz Joint Typhoon Warning Center

One Dead and Three Missing After Navy Helicopter Crash

A U S Navy helicopter en route to Desert Shield crashed 700 miles northeast of Guam during a night training mission. One crew member died, three others are missing. The aircraft belonged to USS Tripoli of Amphibious Task Force 3 bound for the Persian Gulf. Names withheld pending next of kin. Investigation underway.

Subic Bay Naval Base Philippines Pacific Ocean Navy Guam Lee Saunders U.S. Navy 7Th Fleet Subic Saunders Tripoli U.S Persian Gulf

Lower Rates Boost Some Homeowners. Ripple Effects Seen

John Scott refinanced a four bedroom home lowering his monthly payment from 1800 to 1400 by switching from 12 percent fixed to 8 percent adjustable rate. Economists expect further rate declines as the Fed eases credit to revive the economy.

John Scott Federal Reserve Scott Hilton Head S.C Judy Schub American Association of Retired Persons Fed

Bitter Arctic Storm Grips West With Extreme Cold

Severe weather packs the West with blizzard conditions and record low wind chills. Skies drop to 20 below in Montana and the 20s as far as Arizona while California, Oregon and Washington report deaths, power outages, and travel hazards. Snowfalls range from several inches to two feet in higher elevations as officials urge survival kits and indoor shelter.

Rockies Seattle Mexican Canadian Montana Arizona Jim Hatten National Weather Service Wyoming Lew Peterson Bogus Basin Boise Idaho California Oregon Washington Mojave Desert Greyhound Crest Lake Tahoe Nev Tim Smith Douglas-Tahoe Fire Department Yellowstone —— Park Casper Wyo

Government Halts Deportations of Salvadoran and Guatemalan Refugees

The U S government will stop deporting most Salvadoran and Guatemalan refugees and allow asylum applications, settling a 1985 lawsuit alleging double standards. Up to 150,000 denied cases may be reheard and 350,000 to 850,000 who never filed may apply, with detainees eligible for release.

San Francisco U.S Immigration and Naturalization Service

DHEC Proposes Tanning Salon Regulations in South Carolina

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control seeks to regulate about 700 tanning salons. The plan would finance the program with an annual $50 base fee plus $50 per bed, cover operator training and safety standards, and start inspections using existing staff.

Spartanburg Beverly Patterson Bureau of Radiological Health State Department of Health and Environmental Control Gov Car Roll Campbell General Assembly Patterson DHEC

But What If He's Wrong Santa's routes and the traveling salesman puzzle

A Murray Hill AP piece explains Santa's Christmas circuit as a massive Traveling Salesman Problem. It estimates 13 million stops in the United States if 75 percent of about 25 million children under eight are considered not naughty, highlighting the scale of the toy run.

Washington Fidel Castro United States Castro Nikita Khrushchev Cuba Moscow Khrushchev Sergei Philip Brenner Sergei Khrushchev Brenner Murray Hill N.J Santa Claus Santa Emlin

Four Presidents Named as USC Presidential Finalists

A USC trustee panel reportedly narrowed a field of candidates to four university leaders from Georgia Ohio and South Carolina John Michael Palms William V Muse Harry Lightsey and USC interim president Arthur K Smith The News cited unnamed sources and Muse denied knowledge of his selection while Smith pressures point to support from board chair Michael Mungo Officials said the secret list was sent to the USC Board of Trustees executive committee and followed a 16 member committee’s work amid criticism from Gov Carroll Campbell over perceived ties to a preferred candidate.

Columbia Georgia Ohio South Carolina University of South Carolina Greenville John Michael Palms Citadel Georgia State University Atlanta William V. Muse University of Akron College of Charleston Harry Lightsey USC Arthur K. Smith Muse Palms Board of Trustees Smith Michael Mungo Carroll Campbell Mungo Charleston News & Courier Campbell

State Shoplifting Surges Through South Carolina Holidays

During the holidays merchants face more shoplifting as arrests rise but cover only a portion of offenders. North Charleston police report 15 adults and 5 juveniles arrested in a 60 hour span with $568 in losses, most under twenty dollars each, affecting prices and security needs.

Charleston South Carolina North Charleston Lettie Whitehead Whitehead

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