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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1989

Page

2

Botha Suffered Mild Stroke in Cape Town Hospital

CAPE TOWN AP President P W Botha, aged 73, was admitted to No 2 Military Hospital in Wynberg after a mild stroke. He remains in stable condition with no further details released. Speculation continues on when or if he will step down amid talks of a successor in South Africa's governing party.

Cape Town South Africa P.W. Botha Botha No. 2 Wynberg National Party Warsaw Poland Solidarity Mieczyslaw F. Rakowski Rakowski PAP Lecia

No Wiring Problems Found On Jetliners Inquiries

Seven airlines that fly Boeing 737s report no cross wiring or related faults after inspections ordered by the FAA following the British Midland crash. America West Continental Delta Piedmont Southwest United and U S Air confirm 737-300s passed checks with no engine warning system issues. one carrier finds unrelated wiring fouls in larger Boeings. Officials continue investigating the cause of the Jan 8 crash that killed 44.

Washington USS British Midland Airways England Federal Aviation Administration Boeing America West Continental Delta Piedmont Southwest United U.S. Air British Midland

Soviets Step Up Afghan Withdrawal

ISLAMABAD AP diplomats say Soviet planes moved arms to the Moscow backed Afghan government and redeployed Red Army troops from Kabul at double the usual rate. They expect withdrawal could finish by end of January, with a possible military presence until Feb 15 under a UN brokered accord.

Islamabad Pakistan Red Army Kabul Moscow Afghanistan

State of State: Campbell outlines three e s focus in SC address

South Carolina officials and academics say Gov. Carroll Campbell’s 35 minute State of the State address to the General Assembly will stress the economy education and the environment. They cite record capital investment strong education reform efforts progress on environmental issues and concerns over wage trends and waste management.

Columbia South Carolina Eee Associated Press Carroll Campbell General Assembly Campbell University of South Carolina Doug Woodward Woodward

Rioters Loot Miami Stores Amid Fires and Deaths

Rioters looted stores and set fires as 700 police moved into Overtown and Liberty City to halt two days of violence. One man shot dead amid gunfire, 230 arrests for burglaries as city prepared for the Super Bowl. Mayor Xavier Suarez urged calm in a televised appeal.

Miami Overtown Liberty City Mitami Michael Mazur

Appeals Run Out Ted Bundy Execution Set In Florida

Serial killer Ted Bundy faced execution for the 1978 rape and murder of 12-year-old Kimberly Leach after the U S Supreme Court rejected his appeal. Gov. Martinez set the Jan 24 date in Tallahassee, with Bundy already on death row for two earlier Florida State University sorority house slayings.

Florida Tallahassee Fla Ted Bundy U.S. Supreme Court Bob Martinez Kimberly Diane Leach Lake City Bundy Florida State University Kimberly

Safe Fat Could Be Developed To Heart Ailments

Monterey Calif top researcher Dr Scott M Grundy says safe fats could replace dangerous fats in eggs beef and other tasty foods to cut saturated fat linked to heart disease. He spoke at an American Heart Association meeting noting that low fat diets are often unpalatable to Americans yet essential for heart health.

Monterey Calif Scott M. Grundy The American Heart Association

College Tax Break Bill Introduced

Rep. Herbert Kirsh proposes the Children's Education Savings Act to create a state tax deduction for parents saving for a child’s college costs. The plan allows up to 8,000 per year in a bank account with a 7 percent deduction, with funds sent to colleges and annual 600 book aid, pending legislative review.

Columbia South Carolina Herbert Kirsh York House Ways and Means General Assembly Kirsh Oney State Tax Commission

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