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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1990

Page

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Pastry Chefs Create Cakes at Bastille Day Celebration

Seventeen pastry chefs unveiled chocolate and marzipan versions of a hypothetical Marie Antoinette cake at the Plaza Hotel. Their life size ice guillotine and cannons framed the display as three chefs were chosen to form the U S team for the World Cup Pastry Competition in Lyon next January.

New York Marie Antoinette France Plaza Hotel Martin Howard Hudson River Club Pascal Scirrotto Deja-Vu Philadelphia Bruce Sobol Caviarteria U.S Lyon

Water bills soar in error hit 140000 gallon claim

In MUUSERVILLE Pa neighbors fear huge water bills after the Lemont Water Co charged Gene Emerick 79000 gallons and John Paul Devereaux 64000 gallons for two quarters. Debits reached 70 to 80 dollars instead of about 17 with the firm blaming a faulty computer for the mix up.

Muuserville Lemont Water Co Eugene Emerick John Paul Devereaux Devereaux Emerick Cindy Rose

Deaths of E Lyle Herrick Eva Mae Cox and James E Varnadore

Notices report the deaths of E Lyle Herrick Eva Mae Cox and Reverend James E Varnadore. The notice directs readers to page 88 for full details.

E. Lyle Herrick Winston Eva Mae Cox Martinez James E. Varnadore Holly Hill

Clearwater Workers Seek Answers After Plant Closure

About 150 former Clearwater Finshing Plant employees gathered at Midland Valley High School seeking compensation and details on the shutdown. Jim Knight of the South Carolina Department of Labor explained that federal law and bankruptcy proceedings limit options, with a court trustee tasked to pay debts, while workers await owed wages.

Langley Clearwater Finshing Midland Valley High School Jim Knight South Carolina

Wall Street ignores bigger deficit in brisk market rally

Wall Street kept its cool as the White House boosted its projected budget gap for next year to as much as 231.4 billion. The Dow Jones average rose to 2,999.75, up 19.55, while bond prices held steady amid expectations of lower rates and continued profit optimism.

New York White House Wall Street James L. Kochan Merrill Lynch & Co Kochan Dow Jones Jerry Jordan First Interstate Bancorp Los Angeles

Parents blame rock messages for personal crisis in suit

Reno Nevada parents accuse Judas Priest and CBS Records of subliminal messages in the album Stained Class prompting two youths to commit death by own action. They allege drink and marijuana aided the plan and seek damages. defense denies any subliminal content. The nonjury trial before Judge Jerry Carr Whitehead proceeds with possible Page 8A continued coverage.

Reno Nev CBS Records Raymond Belknap James Vance Vivian Lynch Vance Judas Priest Suellen Fulstone Jerry Carr Whitehead

DOE data released on radiation exposure of SRP workers

Environmentalists welcomed DOE release of health records for Savannah River Plant workers dating 1952 to 1981 and later years. The data will be reviewed by independent investigators to assess radiation effects. About 10,000 workers are covered with tapes and records extending to 1985 or beyond, and full access is promised to current and former employees. Greenpeace and the Three Mile Island fund pressed for broad disclosure and minimal controls.

U.S. Department of Energy Savannah River DOE Brian Costner Energy Research Foundation Columbia Savannah River Siege Julie Madden SRS Bob Griffin Washington Greenpeace M. Junior Bridge

Western Nations Hail NATO Status For Germany

Western nations praise Gorbachev decision to let a united Germany join NATO calling it a turning point in European history. The move ends Soviet objections and could allow German unification by December with NATO leaders pledging restraint and a non aggression stance.

NATO Germany London Mikhail S. Gorbachev Gorbachev Helmut Kohl Britain Soviet Union Kohl Stavropol Soviet Russia Moscow Foreign Office Western Alliance North Atlantic Treaty Organization France Alliance Forign Roland Dumas Hans- Dietrich Genscher Rome

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