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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1988

Page

2

Texaco to pay 695 million in California waste case

Texaco Refining and Marketing Inc faces a 695 million settlement over hazardous wastes at its Bakersfield plant. Officials said about 5 000 steel drums contained waste with 2 000 leaking or open and over 3 000 unlabeled, with no groundwater leaks detected yet risk noted by state leaders.

Sacramento Calif Texaco Inc Sgreud Bakersfield SC Diecay John van de Kamp Kenneth Kizer California Norim Texaco Refining and Marketing Inc Kizer van de Kamp

Navy overpaid Phoenix missile contract audit warns

A Defense IG audit concludes the Navy overpaid its Phoenix air-to-air missile prime contractor by up to 27.2 million for 1985 86 and plans to award a new contract without field testing. It also suggests saving about 35.4 million over three years by direct purchase of 10 key subcontract components.

Washington Navy Pentagon Defense Department Military Procurement

Arafat predicts Palestinian state within two years

In Vienna Yasser Arafat told Austrian radio a Palestinian state could arise in two years in the West Bank and Gaza. He warned about reactions to a government-in-exile and criticized ongoing Israeli actions while pledging the PLO’s commitment to peace amid the intifada.

Vienna Austria PLU Yasser Arafat West Bank Gaza Strip Arafat Occupied Territories Israel Palestine Liberation Organization Middle East

Ford and PUSH reach minority business pact for 541 million next year

Ford Motor Co and Operation PUSH sign a six year effort to expand minority business with a target of 541 million in 1988. Peter Pestillo notes formalized process since 1982 while Jesse Jackson calls it a step to widen black participation across Ford. The accord sets benchmarks and measures progress in hiring and purchasing from minority firms.

Chicago Ford Motor Co Operation Push Peter J. Pestillo Ford Pestillo Jesse Jackson People United Serve Humanity Peter J Pestillo

Argentine Military Chief and Aides Submit Resignations

In a concession to rebellious officers, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Jose Dante Caridi and Generals Miguel Abbate and Enrique Bianchi requested retirement. President Alfonsin had not publicly accepted the resignations by late Tuesday as he prepared to address Congress on military tensions and the 1983 transition.

Buenos Aires Argentina Armed Forces Jose Dante Caridi Miguel Abbate Enrique Bianchi Third Army Raul Alfonsin Alfonsin Caridi

Transient Arrested In Latest Of 40 Killings In Probe

A San Diego task force probes whether Ian Michael Stevens a 46 year old transient living in a van is connected to multiple slayings after his arrest for the November 29 death of Cynthia Lou McVey 26 whose nude body was found near the Palo Indian Reservation in northern San Diego County.

San Diego Ian Michael Stevens Liz Foster Foster Stevens Cynthia Lou McVey Palo Indian Reservation San Diego County

Advan Alike Subscription Rates Revealed

Advertised pricing lists monthly three six and twelve month plans for Advan Alike service. The entry shows four tiered totals: 4.90 for monthly 14.70 for three months 29.40 for six months and 58.80 for twelve months. No additional terms or conditions are provided.

Losses Reach 36 Billion at Farmers Home Administration

A GAO audit shows Farmers Home Administration liabilities around 91 billion with 55 billion in loans, leaving a 36 billion shortfall. The agency faces funding needs and possible congressional action next year, as lenders back loans to low credit farmers.

New York Farmers Home Administration General Accounting Office New York Times Frederick D. Wolf GAO Congress Wolf Federal Farm Credit System

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