19 Jul 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1991
Page
1
Weekend travel guide highlights affordable lodging options in New York including B&Bs YM CAs and university housing. Tips cover packing meals and simple home cooking for a budget weekend away. Recipes accompany practical ideas for easy Friday to Sunday getaways.
Alfred Stephens 36 and Janet Paddock 32 were arrested in Hillsborough County on a lewd act in the presence of a child under 12 after a neighbor videotaped them in Stephens condo bathroom near a pool. They posted $15,000 bail and were released.
Obituary notices list Marion C Brown of Belvedere Frances R Green of Apopka Lona Hammond of Graniteville and James Samuel Reames of Bath with full page reference for further details on page 3B.
The ethics measure would limit individual campaign donations and set new conduct rules for public officials, needing two thirds support in the General Assembly to take effect. Gov. Campbell may call a special session in Columbia to address the bill, which follows a FBI sting in the Statehouse exposed July 18, 1990.
Senators Thurmond and Hollings split over a 23 000 annual pay raise raising to 125 100 for all U S senators from 101 900 The plan bans outside speaking fees Hollings opposed saying it conflicts with Gramm Rudman Hollings deficit cutting law Thurmond supported saying salaries must align with top officials The raise did not increase the deficit due to other budget cuts
Slovenia welcomes the federal presidency decision to pull out thousands of Yugoslav army troops as recognition of its independence and a move to ease tensions. The step could hasten full independence but may complicate Croatia's Serb-Croat violence. Croatian defense minister Sime Djodan denounced the move as unconstitutional. In Croatia violence grew with a policeman killed near Pakrac and three army barracks explosions in Osijek. The army said the Osijek blasts were a terrorist attack as Slovenia's withdrawal moves proceed. Janez Drnovsek, Slovenia's federation representative, called the act de facto recognition of sovereignty and said conscripts and officers will be free to go.
Heavy rains caused flooding in Augusta area with over two inches falling Wednesday and Thursday. Richmond County streets closed while Aiken reported minor damage, no rain related accidents. strong storms toppled trees at Graf Farm but spared barns and horses at the von Buedingen operation.
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