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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1992
Page
3
About 30 000 New Yorkers donated 103 000 in loose change to Common Cents since its formation. The funds bought 50 000 meals, three weeks of summer camp for 71 homeless youths, blankets, coats and thermal underwear, plus recreation programs.
French chef Paul Bocuse plans to sue McDonald’s Netherlands for 2.7 million in damages over a poster showing him and three colleagues daydreaming of Big Macs. McDonald’s says an apology was issued and posters were destroyed.
State and city systems face hefty tuition rises and fee increases. California's fulltime student fees jump to 1108 with a plan to rise to 1480 in 1992 98, while CUNY contemplates a 500 rise on July 1. Officials warn of higher costs and possible student displacement amid mid year cuts and budget pressures.
A national cleanup plan aims to speed up and coordinate site work starting with the worst sites. The Office of Environmental Restoration seeks to finish inactive and surplus facilities by 2018. In December 1980 in Columbia 359 people commented on the draft plan noting public fear of radioactive releases and health risks from DOE activities.
Charleston event draws 1000 Republicans from 13 Southern states at the Omni Hotel. President Bush and Patrick Buchanan expected to attend with high ranking officials. Louis Sullivan and Lamar Alexander slated to speak. Bush closes sessions with remarks around 4 30 p.m. The gathering is closed to the public.
Aiken Department of Public Safety inspector Pete Frommer says new ADA rules enforce accessibility as mandatory for all building plans, aligning with but expanding beyond the A-117 ANSI standards adopted in 1983. He notes curb cuts, parking, bathrooms, elevators, ramps, and door widths as major changes and that plans can be submitted for ADPS inspection before construction proceeds. Tomorrow the Aiken Standard continues its ADA series.
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