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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1990

Page

3

Decade of upheaval ends with German reunification and Gulf crisis

The 1990s begin with East and West Germany reunified on October 3 after Berlin Wall protests. NATO accepts Germany, while Gorbachev faces domestic turmoil. The U.S. confronts a heavy S&L crisis, Bush fights recession with tax increases and Greenspan cuts rates. Noriega surrenders. Thatcher departs, Major succeeds.

U.N. Security Council Iraq Kuwait East West Germany Berlin Wall East Germany Soviet Union NATO Germany Mikhail Gorbachev Gorbachev Communist Party S&l Messier U.S Charles Keating Jr Lincoln Savings and Loan Keating Senate Ethics Committee Donald W. Riegle Jr D-Mich Alan Cranston Calif John M R-Ariz John Glenn Ohio Dent Ariz Neil Silverado Banking, Savings and Loan Associations United States Bush Washington Helsing Finland Paris Europe Congress Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Greenspan Dow Jones

Retailers cry over unfair tax burden on liquor sales

Palmetto Package Stores across three locations decry the new tax as unfair to shoppers and small retailers. They warn of inventory hurdles and price changes, with Perry planning two hires to count nearly 2,200 items. Some customers stock up for events while sales pulse then dip.

Palmetto Package Congress Ihr Bennett Priester Perry Boyette Custers Jimmy Pettas Pettas Liquor Store Park Avenue

Bush aides debate recession risks and job losses

Top officials spar over whether the economy is entering a recession as unemployment may rise to about 7.5 percent, with estimates of over one million jobs lost. Rep. Hamilton says a recession will occur, while analysts note oil shock from the Gulf crisis and consumer confidence drop.

Bush Lee Hamilton D-Ind Joint Economic Committee

Fog Delays Gulf Warships From Charleston Harbor

Heavy fog Friday delayed five Charleston based warships on a large East Coast deployment to the Persian Gulf. The ships carrying about 4500 sailors remained tied up at their pier as weather limited movement. The 382nd Field Hospital unit activated to deploy, with several area doctors and nurses leaving civilian posts.

Charleston Navy Persian Gulf U.S. Army Reserve Feld Aiken Richmond K. Turner William V. Pratt Halyburton Hawes Cmdr Drew Malcomb Charleston Naval Base Patrick Dooling South Carolina Georgia Ruth Oliver Weather’ Service Douglas J Katz Norfolk America Katz Iraq Kuwait 382Nd Field Middle East Aiken City Eric M. Radford

Fresh Troops in London and Iraq war prep

British defense officials describe fresh troops and civilian inoculations in London as Britain sends about 21 000 troops to the anti Iraq force. Iraq claims to test missiles while Washington warns of biological weapons stockpiles and large scale germ warfare readiness amid ongoing tensions.

London British Defense Ministry Britain Iraqest U.S. Cental Command Saudi Arabia CIA William Webster Iraq

Gorbachev At Risk As Power Restructuring Deepens Split

Gorbachev pushes a new vertical line of authority linking presidency to the Cabinet and local officials after Congress approves executive reorganization, with ministers now answerable to the president. He narrowly misses creating a Supreme State Inspectorate, while fear grows over possible authoritarian drift amid republics uncertainties and budget tensions.

Gorbachev Leningrad Anatoly Sobchak Anatoly Su Ranov Supreme Soviet Congress Supreme State Inspectorate Russia

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