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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1989
Page
2
Senate investigators warn that advancing technology and centralized systems leave the United States' energy and telecommunications networks vulnerable to catastrophic terrorist attacks. A Governmental Affairs Committee investigator says a small group could strike with conventional weapons or cyber methods, risking severe consequences.
Lech Walesa, 45, a shipyard electrician and chair of banned Solidarity, addressed about 500 people at a government institute. He downplayed elegance, stressing labor and solidarity amid talks with Communist authorities on Poland’s economic crisis.
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Israel rejects a U S state department report alleging serious human rights violations during a Palestinian civilian uprising. Foreign Ministry says the context includes provocation and notes most soldiers acted within moral norms while some actions were exceptional. Prime Minister spokesman vows to prevent suffering while defending security. Parliament member criticizes arrests as political rather than security driven.
GREENWOOD The murder trial of Jamie Wilson for the deaths of two Oakland Elementary School students could conclude in under four days. Wilson is expected to plead guilty but mentally ill Monday, with Judge Thomas Hughston to address competency and sentencing, possibly including the death penalty.
Columbia The state Senate opened debate on a seat belt law with sponsor Sen. John Land optimistic about victory. He claims 31 of 46 votes, enough for passage, though final approval may wait until next week as opponents push to extend debate. The measure would fine violators $50 and add a one point license penalty.
President Bush unveils a fragmented budget plan appealing to Capitol Hill with a no tax pledge while pledging more funding for environment education and drug fighting. The plan folds in Reagan era cuts including a $5 billion Medicare reduction and the savings and loan bailout at an estimated $1.9 billion next year. Budget director Darman Treasury Secretary Brady Boskin and VP Quayle joined final briefing ahead of Thursday's 125 page proposal to Congress.
Washington FBI investigated a new allegation against Defense Secretary-designate John Tower as Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee voiced strong concerns. Senator Exon signaled opposition unless perceptions about drinking past, conflicts of interest, and financial dealings were disproven. The confirmation vote could be delayed until after the congressional recess. Senator Warner and Nunn met with White House aides to discuss Tower amid ongoing turmoil.
National security remains a central issue in Oliver Norths Iran Contra trial as jury selection ends. Lawyers say the government seeks advance notice before disclosing certain classified material, a request rejected earlier and now rekindled. A ruling by Judge Gesell on maintaining broad access to classified evidence without prior court order is awaited.
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