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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1990
Page
2
In 1974 John Ehrlichman, once a Nixon aide, and three others were found guilty of conspiring to violate the civil rights of Daniel Elisberg's former psychiatrist.
New York police guided by stars staked out city locations chasing the Zodiac killer who claims to hit 12 people, following a 21 day pattern with four shootings between March and June.
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Federal regulators say Neil Bush was unqualified and untrained to serve as an outside director of Silverado, a Denver based thrift with nearly 2 billion in assets, and that his inexperience failed to excuse harm caused to the failed institution. President Bush defended his son and pledged to let investigations proceed without interference.
At the 28th Communist Party Congress, Vladimir A. Ivashko defeated Yegor Ligachev for the newly created deputy general secretary post. Ivashko won 3,109 to 1,309, confirming Gorbachev’s influence as party reform debates continue.
In Nicaragua officials say Chamorro's government opened talks with Sandinista leaders amid six days of street clashes. A truce emerged as troops were promised to restore order. Strikes began July 2 with 90,000 union workers off the job and four dead. Chamorro pledged to serve out her term.
President Bush frames a three day economic summit with Western leaders as a celebration in Houston. He says the talks, linked with NATO, advance free markets and democracy, despite tough discussions on farm subsidies and a slow path to reductions.
Nine months after the quake, Seton Medical Center Daly City projects about 100 births in July up from 60 to 80. Nurses recall families at home during outages, dubbing newborns “quake babies” and offering certificates and parent survival kits for 7 pound infants.
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