U S Russia Reach Nuclear Arms Agreement
Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger announced progress on a Start II treaty with Russia after a 90 minute Geneva meeting with Andrei Kozyrev. The plan would cut hundreds of missiles and reduce strategic weapons to about one third of current levels. Presidents Bush and Yeltsin would review and may sign if acceptable.
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Lawrence
Eagleburger
Russia
Andrei V. Konyrey
Washington
Bush
Bori Yeltsin
U.S
New Year Eve DUI patrols target drivers in Aiken and North Augusta
Public safety agencies in Aiken and North Augusta deploy enhanced New Year’s Eve patrols targeting DUI offenses speeding seat belt use and child restraints. The North Augusta NADPS adds five officers to its traffic division while the Aiken ADPS runs its normal patrols plus the Armed Robbery Task Force. Holiday efforts include a taxi service for drivers under 21 and broader highway police coverage through New Year’s Day.
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Public Safety
Aiken
North Augusta
Tim R. Pearson
NADPS
Pearson
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken County
Cpl
Joseph Daniels
S.C. Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Aiken School Board to be briefed on Clark suit
ERIC E. WARD reports two lawyers from Childs and Duff will brief the Aiken County School Board in a closed 7 p.m. session on Jan 5 about a lawsuit filed Dec 7 in the state Court of Common Pleas in Aiken County by retired North Augusta High teacher Jean Clat Turner and Ken Childs. The briefing aims to outline the suit’s claims and potential trial timing as an answer is drafted and calendars are considered.
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Board of Education
North Augusta High School
Jean Clat Jane Turner
Ken Childs
Aiken County
Poara
Childs
State Court of Common Pleas
Tral
Rodney Peeples
Aiken
Bamberg
Barnwell
Peeples
Gem story idea call line provided
A prompt invites readers to share gem stories or ideas by calling the number 648 2311 for tips or submissions.
Local Names Listed in Page 4B Notice
Daisy Breeland Barnwell Hammonds Allendale Henderson Augusta Mealing Trenton Rice North Augusta Riley Edgefield Carolyn Tyler Blackville Frank Ward Beech Island detailed on page 4B in the public notice section lists residents and locations for the notice.
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Daisy Breeland
Barnwell
James Hammonds
Allendale
Nelson Henderson
Augusta
James Mealing
Trenton
Hoye A. Rice
North Augusta
James Richard Riley
Edgefield
Carolyn Tyler
Blackville
Frank T. Ward
Beech Island
IRS Forms To Greet Taxpayers After New Year's Celebrations
Washington The government plans to mail 107 million federal income tax packages with letter carriers starting Saturday. The IRS reports 12 million to print and 19 million to mail, about 30 cents per package, and expects 116 million returns by April 15.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Selt
Carrier Steams To Persian Gulf Show Of Force
The aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk is steaming to the Persian Gulf to deter Iraq after a U.S. fighter downed an Iraqi MiG below the 32nd parallel. Iraqi officials cited routine patrol with Baghdad ready to retaliate. U N and U S forces remain on alert to enforce Security Council resolutions amid ongoing Iraqi harassment of inspectors and humanitarian operations.
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Kitty Hawk
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
Iraq
U.S
Gulf
Baghdad
State Department
Joe Snyder
United States
United Nations
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Iraqi Planes Extend Incursions Over No Fly Zone
Manama Bahrain AP report states Iraqi warplanes conducted further incursions into the no fly zone over southern Iraq. U S coalition forces did not engage after Iraqi aircraft crossed into the zone, with one account noting interceptions and subsequent withdrawal. Lt Col Howard Carter based in Riyadh said flights extended up to 20 miles inside the zone.
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Manama
Bahrain
Iraq
U.S
Howard Carter
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Zon
United Nations
Carter
AIDS Gets New Definition Raises AIDS Cases in 1993
Atlanta reports the new AIDS definition will raise diagnosed cases to about 90,000 in 1993, nearly doubling prior levels, as the CDC projects more people will qualify for treatment and disability benefits amid a long battle since 1981 with about 160,000 deaths.
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Atlanta
Inside Job Suspected as Robbers Steal $8 Million
In New York a security-system breach allowed robbers to seize about $8.27 million from Hudson Armored Car Courier Service. An unarmed guard was surprised while watching TV in a command room. FBI labels it likely an inside job with $8 million in sequential new hundreds taken from vault.
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FBI
New York City
James M. Fox
New
Hotaup
Hudson Armored Car Courier Service
Brooklyn
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