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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1990
Page
1
A Wheeling based program at The Sloe & Thomas store allows students to work toward the school’s business curriculum and earn credit rather than pay. Officials say it may be the only such shop in the country.
Metro-Dade police issue citation prizes to motorists for good driving. Officers pull over careful drivers and redeemable tickets can be used for concerts sports events and theaters. Coordinator John Jones notes may confuse drivers while Janet Jackson concert prize highlights the program.
Billionaire Donald Trump seeks a larger private yacht after selling the 282 foot Trump Princess. A spokesman says the new vessel will include a Roman bath and other luxuries, with an asking price around 115 million dollars after a 30 million dollar purchase of the current yacht.
Weather updates show continued cloud cover with a 20 percent rain chance tomorrow. Daytime highs expect mid to upper 60s and night lows around the upper 30s. Details on Page 10A.
Otto J. Wagner died recently, a resident of Seeheim West Germany. The notice appears in this newspaper’s Page 6A with his surviving family and funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
President Bush outlined a sweeping 1991 agenda including a capital gains tax cut, a new clean air act, anti crime legislation, housing assistance, and educational reform. He spoke to the Atlanta construction industry and a Florida fundraiser for Gov. Bob Martinez, urging Congress to approve his top priorities andHousing initiative to aid first time buyers.
Heating degree days surged in December across Aiken North Augusta Columbia and Charleston as November remained mild. SCE&G noted the 18 year average was far exceeded by December values tripling in most areas. Utilities saw higher consumption of electricity and gas with bills rising in many homes.
Reports say Soviet troops entered Baku and engaged in street fighting with ethnic extremists amid Caucasus unrest. Officials and journalists describe gunfire heard as authorities suspend reserve callups and assets face transport disruptions.
Clemson football players declared they will not play unless Dan ny Ford is reinstated or an assistant is named head coach. Speaker Stacy Fields said the group would support Ford or a Clemson assistant. about 800 attended a candlelight vigil.
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