02 Jan 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1991
Page
1
The article on page 9A reports a major decision affecting Colorado jurisdiction, detailing the awaited ruling by the court or authority. It highlights the key parties involved and the potential impact on local governance and policy.
The 180 foot tower near Pisa leaned .08 inches more in 1990, while tourist visits fell sharply by about 25 percent. Parliament approved nearly 100 million to fund restoration and a world committee will plan the tilt cure. Built starting in 1173, the Pisa landmark now leans about 13 feet.
A chaotic ticket rush at an open air theater in Wanfeng near Shenzhen left 18 dead and 34 injured as crowds surged through the only exit. The Yangcheng Evening News said the privately run cinema, claiming 600 seats, sold about 1,000 tickets for the film Mama Love Me Again.
Obituary notice listing the deaths of Emma M. Bullard and Aileen B. Hovas with reference to Page 6A for full details.
South Carolina enacts Safe Schools and Drug Free Work Place laws year start. Schools must create security checklists and document campus crime. penalties rise for drugs or weapons near schools. Principals access juvenile records. businesses face grant or contract bans for noncompliance. Tax cuts apply to the first 2000 of income, effective 1992 for 1991 returns.
A Warrenville man, Randy Allen Weitzner, was jailed in Palatka on one count of first degree murder for the shooting death of Daniel Mitchell Conger Jr., 48, after a dispute. He faces additional charges of probation violation for three worthless checks and grand theft. Swigert set a Jan 14 court date. a public defender was appointed.
Diplomatic efforts to end the crisis proceed five months after Iraq seized Kuwait while a U S task force of 13 warships with 7 5 00 Marines moves toward the Persian Gulf from the Philippines The move comes as Bush seeks 430 000 troops in the region by January 15 to deter Saddam Hussein Western embassies in Baghdad trim staff amid withdrawal fears and Baghdad broadcasts show Saddam with troops praying for victory
President Bush says he will not back off his firm stance against Saddam Hussein even if Kuwaitis remain under Iraqi control by January 15. He spoke during a Frost interview after holidays at Camp David and met advisers at the White House. Vice President Quayle said Saddam Hussein will leave Kuwait this year.
Newly sworn in Governor Bruce Sundlun ordered the closure of 45 Rhode Island banks and credit unions tied to a depleted insurance fund. About $1.7 billion across 300,000 accounts were frozen, with most institutions seeking federal insurance to reopen. FDIC officials warned some banks may not qualify for federal coverage, while Heritage Loan and Investment Co. faced embezzlement charges after missing funds.
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