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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1992

Page

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Perot Drops Out of Race Amid Aides’ Opposition

Ross Perot ended his bid for the presidency after consulting his longtime aides and deciding alone to quit. He cited the likelihood of not winning an electoral majority and a possible House decision as the race would be decided there. Perot, describing himself as an engineer, said the effort had not disrupted the country and he would not proceed.

Dallas Ross Perot Perot White House Keith Richardson Riel

Local Perot Supporters React To Pres. Dropout Decision

Ross Perot's withdrawal from the presidential race surprised local supporters and many nationwide. Keith Richardson cautions voters to choose a new candidate while noting the split reaction. Ms Richardson and Kevin Macomber credit the campaign experience as positive despite disappointment.

Lightning Kills 150 Each Year Myth Debunked

Reported figures show about 150 Americans die from lightning annually with approximately 250 injured. The article notes several local fatalities in Aiken County between 1984 and 1986, including a North Augusta woman and a New Ellenton youth, and advises storm safety such as avoiding phones and metal objects indoors.

M.E. Johns Johns Williston Road New Ellenton Middle School National Center For Health Statistics Carolina Aiken North Augusta Clearwater

Lightning Safety Rules From a Damaged Source

Advice warns against working near fences telephones power lines and pipelines and prohibits handling flammable materials while on tractors or near metal equipment. Says to exit water boats tents and avoid exposed locations and high objects when lightning may be near. Keep away from hill tops open spaces fences and conductive elevated objects.

South Carolina Four-Year College Tuition Rises but USC Aiken Remains Cheapest

USCAiken remains the least expensive four-year college in South Carolina as tuition climbs this fall by 7.45 percent to 2,120 dollars per resident for a full year. Furman University charges 11,692 dollars next year, with double-digit increases seen at The Citadel College of Charleston Francis Marion Lander and Winthrop. Public colleges in the state receive 72 percent of regional average funding.

Columbia South Carolina Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics USC Aiken Furman University Duates Furman Citadel College of Charleston Francis Marion Lander Winthrop

Horoscope Submission Call Encourages Readers to Message

Community members are invited to share horoscope ideas by calling 548 2311. Names listed include Curtis Blocker, Aiken Cleo Closson, Donald Deaner, Hall, Six Mile Ollie P Hartley, North Augusta Lillie Mae Heyward, Wagoner Clyde Watson, Batesbury.

Curtis Blocker Aiken Cleo Closson Donald Deaner T Hall Six Mile Ollie P. Hartley North Augusta Lillie Mae Heyward Wagoner Clyde Watson Batesbury

Clinton Gains as Campaign Opens in New York

Clinton campaigns from New York heading to the heartland with Perot supporters in view while Bush urges action to help people. Instant polls show Clinton leading Bush by about 23 points with strong momentum and a $4 million fundraising postconvention total raising optimism for the Democratic ticket.

New York Bilclinton Jore Bush Ross Perot Clinton Perot Patriots For America USA Today CNN ABC Michael Dukakis Atlanta

Maxwell Pleased Maxwell Pleased

Ronald Maxwell, Aiken delegate, voices frustration as he sings in a raspy tone about losing his voice after long talking and shouting. He notes mixed feelings among Democratic delegates following Ross Perot's decision to end his bid for the presidency.

Ronald Maxwell Aiken Aiken County Democratic Party Ross Perot Beper

U.S. Trade Deficit Surges To 7.38 Billion In May

The May trade gap rose to 7.38 billion, the highest in 18 months, as exports fell sharply led by civilian aircraft and farm sales, while imports eased 1.4 percent to 42.87 billion. oil bill rose to 4.11 billion. Analysts expect further deterioration in the second half.

Washington Commerce Department Bush America U.S Japan

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