30 Jan 1993
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1993
Page
1
Associated Press reports President Clinton will delay full ban lift until July 15 and orders no inquiries into orientation until then. Reactions split among advocates and military personnel with discussions on stereotypes and future policy, including possible discharge holds for those already affected.
Senator Strom Thurmond says Republicans will introduce an amendment to ban homosexuals in the military. He says the President forced the issue and that Republicans will address it legislatively despite other national problems and Clinton's agenda.
President Clinton began steps to overturn the long standing ban on homosexuals in the military. He ordered drafting of a formal order by July 15 and said recruits may enlist without declaring their sexual orientation. Republicans oppose and demand hearings. Senate leaders claim votes to defeat the change.
Standard & Poor's lowered South Carolina’s credit rating one notch from AAA to AA plus citing diminished financial position over four years. The move may raise borrowing costs though AA plus remains investment grade. Moody’s still gives a gilt edge rating. Comptroller Gene Earle Morris notes ongoing operating deficits.
In Pasadena excitement peaks as Super Bowl 27 between the Buffalo Bills and Dallas Cowboys looms at the Rose Bowl. Fans chase tickets and forecasts show Dallas favored. hundreds of journalists and officials prepare for a week of events with Garth Brooks set for the national anthem.
Citizens are invited to call 648-2311 with story ideas or news tips for the newspaper. Reporters will field tips and follow up on potentially publishable items.
J. Carroll Burris of Washington DC and Lonnie Johnson of Aiken are identified in this brief notice. The fragment suggests a connection or event involving these individuals but provides no further detail or context.
A statewide poll of 500 adults shows 81 percent of women and 45 percent of men limit where they go alone due to crime fear. Local officials note rising public awareness and emphasize ongoing enforcement efforts to curb crime in Aiken County.
A 3 year old girl, Darius Moody, died from abuse. Her mother Dianne Sally, 24, faces homicide by child abuse charges after the funeral. Father Wilbert Moody Sr., 24, is also charged and held at Bamberg County Detention Center. Authorities say prior domestic calls and severe injuries including a fractured skull and pistol-whipping.
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