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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1990
Page
2
In 1943 the last Nazi units from the Battle of Stalingrad yielded to Soviet forces bringing a decisive turning point victory for the Allies in World War II.
Castro said the U S coast guard opened fire on the Hermann after it refused to halt in the Gulf of Mexico. The freighter then entered Mexican waters and was searched twice with no drugs found. The crew returned to Havana from Tampico, calling it a victory against imperialism.
Atlanta report shows syphilis at a 40 year high as CDC notes only two of five 1990 STD prevention goals on track. The goals set in 1979 aimed to cut gonorrhea and syphilis while boosting doctor and youth awareness.
Contact numbers for subscriptions and ads are listed along with customer service hours. The notice provides mail and print subscription rates and a brief publishing schedule for the Aiken Standard.
A harsh two page Moscow News editorial accusing Yegor Ligachev of lying clinging to outdated socialist ideals and opposing democracy shocks readers. The piece accompanies a Nazi like salute image and hints at a party committee session five days away.
The Mexican government says it will not file charges at this time against two former top officials and three others tied to the well known case of U S agent Camarena. The individuals are former Federal Judicial Police chief Manuel Ibarra Herrera and Miguel Aldana Ibarra who led the Mexican branch of Interpol. They are noted as having served in the administration of former President Miguel de la Madrid. The Los Angeles federal grand jury that indicted them continues a five year probe into Camarena's death.
Secretary of State James Baker told the Senate committee the 35-nation summit could host a treaty signing on troop reductions in Europe and address German reunification. He noted a draft pact on NATO Warsaw Pact arms but warned agreement over combat aircraft remains.
Attorney General Dick Thornburgh asks a special court to appoint an independent counsel to probe whether former HUD officials including Samuel R. Pierce Jr steered rent subsidies and tax dollars to developers tied to Republicans. Kemp will cooperate as the inquiry, begun December 4, faces grand jury and immunity limits.
Pensacola authorities defend charging pregnant women who use cocaine as a last resort to curb addict babies. Lt. Stephan Banakas says arrests threaten intervention, while a defense lawyer calls the approach absurd amid rising cases.
A man with severe Parkinsons disease showed marked improvement after a brain tissue transplant from an aborted fetus. The graft appeared to produce dopamine and improve movement, but researchers warn results from a single patient are not proof of broader effect.
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