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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1991

Page

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Bakker fraud verdict upheld but sentence cut by appeals court

The U S Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upheld Jim Bakker's 24 counts of wire fraud mail fraud and conspiracy but overturned his 45 year sentence saying the trial judge's remarks at sentencing violated due process. Bakker founded PTL Network and Heritage USA in Fort Mill South Carolina.

Richmond, Va Jim Bakker Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Bakker PTL Heritage USA Fort Mill S.C U.S Robert D. Potter Charlotte

Names Listed Across Several Georgia Towns in Notice

Beathe Shivers L Anderson and others are named in a Georgia notice spanning Augusta Margie Black North Augusta Marty Eubanks Casey Feagin Mary McLauirin Mitchel Monson Susie Philips and gie Stevens with a reference to Page 28 for details. The fragment indicates multiple individuals linked to locations including Augusta North Augusta Hephzibah Thomson Saluda Barnwell.

Shivers L. Anderson Augusta Margie B. Black North Augusta Marty L. Eubanks Casey H. Feagin Hephzibah Mary Sue McLauirin Barnwell AB Mitchel Winston Jim S. Monson Susie A. Philips Thomson Gie Stevens Saluda

City Council Delays 7 Mill Tax Hike for 1919-92 Budget

Aiken City Council took no action Monday night on a proposal to raise the millage by seven mills to match the prior year’s spending. The session followed a 17 minute executive pause after which officials discussed refunds and budget amendments amid prior rollback history tied to reassessments.

Aiken S.C

Bush Hesitates on Ground War Timeline in Gulf

President Bush signals a cautious pace before a ground invasion of Iraq, citing ongoing air strikes' impact and awaiting military advice. He meets with Dick Cheney and Colin Powell to decide the next phase, while allied ministers Joxe and King discuss strategy. Israel's defense minister Arens presses for removal of the Scud threat amid continued tensions.

Washington Iraq Bush Saddam Hussein France Pierre Joxe Britain Tom King Dick Cheney Cheney Colin Powell Joint Chiefs of Saudi Arabia Congress Saddam the United States Pentagon Pete Williams Joxe Kuwait White House Moshe Arens Israel Ruth Yaron Arens

Possible Hit Reported On Scud Sites

Overnight raids by American warplanes struck an Iraqi convoy in central Kuwait and Scud patrols claimed destruction of up to four Iraqi missile launchers. Iraqi reports say civilian targets including maternity facilities were hit. Eight Iraqi soldiers surrendered after crossing minefields into Egypt as coalition air activity intensified over Kuwait and Iraq.

Dhahkan Saudi Arabia Kuwait USS Baghdad Iraq U.S Israel Yitzhak Shamir United States Coaliton France Jaguar Pentagon

State Not Panicking Over Tax Shortfall

Comptroller General Earle Morris said South Carolina will wait until March to decide on budget cuts after January tax collections lagged predictions by 78 million. He noted only one mid year cut in 1987 and suggested hiring freezes for non essential posts as a possible step while relying on capital reserves. Economists foresee a rebound by mid 1991 with stronger activity by summer.

Windham MBIA Earle Morris Morris South Carolina North Charles Southeast South Carolinod

Pond Cleanup Drive Reaches for Governor’s Aid in Langley

A Langley Pond cleanup push by Horse Creek Valley residents plans to present a 10 000 signature petition to Gov Carroll A Campbell after Monday night forum at Wisham Center. CAFE faults Graniteville Co and Aiken city for pond pollution prompting calls for dredging and treatment with cost estimates between 10 and 15 million dollars.

Langley Horse Creek Valley Langley Pond Governor's Office Wisham Center Carroll A. Campbell Agrept Graniteville Co DHEC Greenville Engineering DHE Nat CAFE City of Aiken

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