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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1989

Page

2

Gorbachev to press French on disarmament during visit

Gorbachev returns to Paris for a three day trip aimed at selling his nuclear disarmament and reform program to a skeptical French government and public. Adviser Vadim Zagladin warned of lagging popularity and hinted at a potential new arms control proposal. He will meet President Mitterrand and Prime Minister Rocard and witness 21 French Soviet accords.

Paris Mikhail S. Gorbachev Gorbachev Vadim Zagladin Zagladin France Francois Mitterrand Michel Rocard

Crabbing Banned In Delaware River After Oil Spill

Delaware's top environmental official Edwin Toby Clark imposed a 22 mile ban on commercial crabbing from the Pennsylvania-Delaware line to Pea Patch Island near Delaware City after oil soaked crabs were found. The move aims to protect the Delaware Bay crab industry valued at 1.5 million dollars while the Greek tanker tied to a separate Rhode Island spill arrived for repairs in New York.

Dove Delaware River Delaware Edwin Toby” Clark Pea Patch Island Delaware City Delaware Bay Rhode Island New York

Bush Calls For Soviet Withdrawal From Poland

President Bush, preparing for a trip to Poland en route to the European summit, urged the Soviet Union to withdraw its troops from Poland. The White House released Monday comments from a Friday interview with Polish reporters, marking his first call for a total pullout.

Kennebunkport Maine Bush Poland Europe White House

Kemp Reviews Audit Of Program Hints Nursing Homes Cutbacks

A HUD official says an inspector general audit of the Retirement Service program prompts possible overhaul or termination. Senior official notes nursing homes and other elderly housing may be next as federal housing programs faced sharp cuts. Kemp could decide next week after suspensions and terminations tied to critical IG findings.

Hingtun Department Inspector General Housing and Urban Development Jack Kemp HUD New York Times Midwest Kemp

Aiken Standard Subscription and Delivery Rates Notice

Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for classifieds display and news ideas. Open hours at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address given. Subscription rates shown include 1, 3, 6, and 12 month options with advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM.

Aiken Standard Orices Rutland Drive Aiken Standard, P.O Aiken, S.C Aiken Standard - Pbm

Life and Career of Andrei Gromyko

Biographical sketch of Soviet diplomat Andrei Gromyko from birth in 1909 to death in 1989. Highlights include key posts as ambassador and foreign minister, participation in Tehran Yalta Potsdam and Dumbarton Oaks, role in UN founding, Cuban missile crisis involvement, and late career shifts under Gorbachev. Mentions son Anatoly and various international positions and conferences.

Anatoly U.S Cuba Stalin Uring Tehran Yana Potsdam Dumbarton Oaks Europe Supreme Soviet U.N United Nations Cour of St. James's Britain Hungary Khrushchev Brezhnev Andropov Chernenko Gorbachev Afghanistan Kremlin Mikhail Gorbachev Central Committee Moscow

Escaped Leaders Form New Chinese Pro Democracy Organization

Wu’er Kaixi and Yan Jiagi, two exiled Chinese student leaders, announce a new organization to continue the fight for freedom. They renounce violence, call for world support, and urge Sept 12 to memorialize Tiananmen victims while marking June 4 as a day of mourning.

Hong Kong China Beijing Wu'er Kaixi Yan Jiagi Mao Tse-tung Movement For Yellow River Movement For Democracy Wu'er Yan Chai Ling Tiananmen Square

Mixed Blessing in Religion Displays Ruling by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ends its term with a mixed ruling on religious displays on government property. A Pittsburgh case found a lone Christmas creche violated church state separation, while a nearby Hanukkah menorah near a Christmas tree was allowed. Justices also set terms for future abortion cases and a right to die matter, and agreed to review a 1984 policy on equal access for religious student groups.

Washington Supreme Court Sholom D. Comay Emia Conn Robert Boston Americans United For Separation of Church and State Minnesota Ilinois Ohio Eee Missouri Omaha Neb Allegheny County Pittsburgh Ofittsburgh Harry A. Blackmun Jesus Son of God

Fire tears through Canyon near LA destroying homes

A wind driven blaze near Hacienda Heights and Turnbull Canyon forced about 500 residents to flee as flames jumped canyons and damaged 13 to 15 homes. Firefighters said the fire was not yet controlled and likely man made while temperatures topped 100 degrees. evacuation centers housed residents and animals in a rapid, tense drill as the fire burned across 1,500 acres along steep brush filled canyons.

Hacienda Heights Calif Los Angeles Turnbull Canyon Los Angeles County John Lenihan Lenihan Utah Dinosaur National Monument Colorado New Mexico Diamond Peak Gila National Forest California Leni Los Altos High School Red Cross Rick Diebold Joan Campbell

Fifth Victim Dies In Atlanta Fire

A fifth victim died from injuries after a 4 1 story office building fire in Atlanta. Investigators point to an electrical worker who triggered a fan explosion while changing a fuse. the electrician also died. Eudora Rodgers, 48, died at Piedmont Hospital. four others perished from smoke inhalation as over 30 were injured. Fellow worker Mona Watkins recalled Rodgers guiding her to a window before collapsing. Acting Fire Chief Tom Perrin noted a 1982 fire inspector warned the building, built in 1962 with no sprinklers, could be disastrous.

Atlanta Eudora Rodgers Piedmont Hospital Tom Perrin Peachtree 25Th

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