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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1990
Page
2
In Los Angeles Charles Manson and three young female followers were convicted in 1971 for the 1969 Tate LaBianca murders, marking a pivotal end to the high-profile case that shocked the nation.
In Buena Park California 13-year-old David Rothenberg scarred seven years ago by his father Charles arson attacks says he will never forgive him and fears further harm as the father begins three years probation. In Bethesda experts urge stronger protections to reduce work and consumer noise related hearing loss affecting about 28 million Americans.
President Bush will propose more than 1 billion dollars in aid to Panama to recover from the U S military invasion and to reform a corrupt government. The plan includes development aid loan guarantees and investment incentives with about half in cash and the rest in credits. Bush, speaking at a news conference, urged support from Japan and Western Europe to match the U S leadership and help heal civilian losses while pursuing the broader goal.
In New England Journal of Medicine, Ostlund Jr and colleagues report that hip thickening with trim waists correlates with higher HDL cholesterol, while potbellies with small backs link to lower HDL. Washington University study on elderly adults suggests body shape explains much of HDL variation, noted by Framingham Heart Study head Dr Castelli.
The American Heart Association insists it will launch a labeling program called Heartguide for foods deemed lower in saturated fat and cholesterol. FDA concerns about the plan persisted after discussions with the agency and food companies, delaying the second phase while negotiations continue.
A private survey finds 1.9 million retirees could return to work, challenging beliefs that older Americans are unavailable. Louis Harris and Associates surveyed 1,751 men 55 to 64 and 1,758 women 50 to 89, showing 43 percent not working and predicting a looming labor shortage next century.
President Bush outlined a 1991 budget of at least 10.5 billion for the National Drug Control Strategy. The plan aims to cut use through stronger law enforcement, expanded treatment facilities, and prevention efforts, with Pentagon funding contributing about 1.2 billion in 1991. William Sessions leads the effort as a companion to last September’s strategy. President Bush was set to present the plan in a speech to publishers.
Officer William Lozano, 30, was sentenced to seven years for manslaughter in the deaths of two black residents after a jury found him guilty. He remains free on $10000 bond pending appeal as supporters call for justice delayed and justice denied amid Miami riots and racial tensions.
In Tokyo, Japan’s opposition groups drift apart amid distrust and policy gaps as campaigning for the February election begins. Leaders cite divergent stances on defense and the U S base treaty, with talks for a coalition stalled despite a joint promise to topple the ruling Liberal Democrats and oppose the 3 percent sales tax.
Washington lawmakers back a proposal by Rep. Tom Downey to raise federal unemployment taxes by 2.6 billion dollars annually by 1998. He argues the move would prevent state unemployment accounts from bankruptcy and notes the choice between higher taxes in good times or higher costs in future recessions.
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