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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1989

Page

2

Immigrant camp near Harlingen as judge blocks asylum rule

About 190 Central Americans camped outside the Harlingen immigration office seeking documents to leave Texas while hundreds more stay in church shelters. The crowd formed after U S District Judge Filemon Vela blocked an INS rule restricting travel during asylum reviews, triggering a regional exodus and sheltering by Red Cross aid.

Harlingen Texas Immigration Office Red Cross Jorge Narvaez Romero Los Angeles

Bank robber thanks teller after crime in Vanujuve

A robber called the Bank of Nova Scotia branch after stealing an undisclosed amount. He first attempted a $400 withdrawal, then sent a note in an envelope urging the teller to fill in the account number. Police cited the confession and details by detective Bjorn Bjornson. Seoul census shows 10.28 million residents, sixth largest city, up 2.95 percent since 1987, accounting for a quarter of Korea's population.

Brush Columbia (A Bank of Nova Scotia Bjorn Bjornson Seoul South Korea

Bush pledges aid to schools in tough budgetary times

Washington The man who would be education president vows to push reforms and provide aid to districts amid tight budgets. He seeks expanded parental choice and accountability, urging the Education Department to monitor progress and back further public school improvements. Bush cites examples of school choice boosting scores and motivation, while defending focus on internal school conditions since Brown v. Board.

Washington Bush White House Department of Education Evers Reagan Harlem Supreme Court Brown v. Board of Education

Medicare Aid Program Could Help 75,000 SC Recipients

South Carolina doctors expect up to 75 000 Medicare recipients in the state could qualify for a new Personal Care program to cover costs not paid by Medicare The program targets those earning up to 150 percent of poverty level and aims to identify patients and physicians involved in insufficient coverage while clarifying who truly needs aid.

Charleston South Carolina South Carolina Medical Association Aociation Daniel W. Brake Blake Thomas C. Rowland Jr Association Columbia Rogram

Crash Probe Focuses On Right Engine

Investigators focus on why the starboard engine of a British Midlands Jet 737 was shut down before a fatal crash at East Midlands Airport. The port engine caught fire and the jetliner plunged into a highway embankment, killing 44 and injuring 82. Pilot Kevin Hunt and co pilot David McKelland were among the injured.

Iac Dndon British Midlands East Midlands England Kevin Hunt David McKelland Transport Paul Chanton Hunt London Heathrow Airport Belfast Channon House of Commons Eddie Trimble

Soviet may have recovered U S nuclear missile recorder

Washington reports the Air Force cannot locate the flight data recorder from a Minuteman 2 test missile launched from California to Kwajalein Atoll on July 7, 1987. Pentagon notes a CBS reveal and says Soviet trawlers and a mini-sub may have snagged the device during splashdown.

Washington Air Force Pentagon Pacific Ocean California Kwajalein Atoll Marshall Islands Army Bill O'Connell Defense Department CBS Evening News Kwajalein O'Connell Minuteman America CBS

S&L Plan Panned By Chief

Washington report details Reagan administration critique of restricting federal deposit insurance. Treasury Secretary Brady rejects any immediate cut to the $100,000 insured limit while Congress weighs ways to bolster the insurance fund amid 206 S&Ls closed last year.

Washington Reagan Capitol Hill Treasury Department Treasury Nicholas F. Brady Bush Congress White House Council of Economic Advisers Brady S&l White House Rep Chalmers Ohio House Banking Committee Kweisi Mfume U.S. League of Savings Institutions

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