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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1990
Page
12
North Augusta locals weigh in with strong reactions praising Ford as a great coach and lamenting Clemson's loss. The resignation ends Ford’s era after years of success at Clemson University.
The article recounts conflicting statements by Premier Ryzhkov about easing violence as Gorbachev warns of a national catastrophe. In Azerbaijan and Armenia, strikes in Baku press to pull Soviet troops, with extremism blocking Communist leaderships and roads. Casualties reported near Yeraskh, Nagorno Karabakh tensions rise. troops mobilize, curfew possible.
The Buckey family plans civil rights suit in federal court after a verdict cleared two teachers of molestation at a defunct McMartin Pre-School in Manhattan Beach. Jurors said videotaped interviews and parent influence questioned the children’s accounts, while many parents lamented the outcome and called for reforms.
Tiger fans react to Ford's resignation after a 17 year tenure that included five bowl wins and a national title. IPTAY officials, the Aiken mayor, and Clemson athletic director Bobby Robinson voice shock and call for explanations while a search for Ford's successor begins.
Residents and officials at a hearing clash over a planned Crossroads mobile home community near Talatha Farms. Andrew Girolamo warns of traffic and crowding for 300 to 400 families while Rev. David W. Little cites unsafe conditions from new roads. Paulos counters that the project will be better than nearby Cedar Creek and The Vale, and vows to build right with paved drives and eventual services.
Nassau Supreme Court Justice Edward McCabe in Mineola ruled Grace Plaza of Great Neck cannot collect 105000 for caring for Jean Elbaum, who died after family objected to a feeding tube. The decision, seen as a milestone for patient rights, defines such extended care as undesired services. Grace Plaza plans to appeal.
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