03 Jul 1989
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1989
Page
1
A guide to flag etiquette outlines when to display the flag, lighting rules for night display, proper hoisting and lowering, placement relative to other flags, handling on vehicles and platforms, folding methods, and proper disposal. It notes the flag’s outdoor use in good weather and includes details from the flag code adopted by Congress.
Mostly cloudy skies prevail with a 50 percent chance of rain or thunderstorms tonight. Low temperatures in the 70s. Tomorrow remains mostly cloudy with a 70 percent chance of thunderstorms.
Obituary notices list nine named individuals with last names Gortey Cuthbertson Harrison May Hinton Metts Motes Niblett Poliakott Thompson and first names John George Anna Louise Samuel Eva. Locations include Williston Aiken North Augusta Laurens Atlanta. Page reference provided as 5A for full details.
Andrei A Gromyko a tough negotiating former Soviet foreign minister who survived five Kremlin leadership changes died at 79 in Moscow The Foreign Ministry spokesman said he was hospitalized after surgery for a vascular problem unclear cause of death announced by President Gorbachev Gromyko helped shape World War II alliance drafted the UN Charter and served as ambassador to the United States Britain and the United Nations Tass praised him as a major diplomat who outlasted several leaders and purges Funeral plans were not announced as of Sunday
The U S Embassy filed a protest over a premeditated assault on the Jianguomenwai apartments housing American diplomats and other foreigners, two days after Beijing cleared the city center of student protesters. The move risks worsening already tense U S China relations amid the crackdown on the pro democracy movement.
The Supreme Court cut back women’s constitutional right to abortion, boosting state power to limit abortions while stopping short of overturning Roe v. Wade. The ruling upholds Missouri provisions and signals potential states following suit, prompting rebukes from rights groups and further cases next term. The court also allowed some government sponsored religious displays if not endorsing faith, ruling a Christmas nativity scene in Allegheny County Courthouse violated church state separation.
President Bush treats neighbors to a fireworks show at Walker's Point Maine marking the Fourth. Crowe’s retirement, court abortion ruling expectations, and a $20,000 display funded by an anonymous donor are noted as part of a holiday trip filled with sports and leisure activities.
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