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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1991
Page
2
A Beechcraft Bonanza bound for Oshkosh Wisconsin crashed into Stone Mountain near Pennington Gap in fog soon after takeoff killing all four aboard. Officials say the cause is under investigation as state police report the fatal accident near AKKATT Virginia.
New York report notes Auburn University researchers developed a lower-fat pork sausage used in McDonald’s McLean Deluxe. The 2 ounce link has 114 calories with 63 from fat, containing pork pork stock carrageenan flavorings spices yeast extract and seaweed derivative geenan to bind moisture and preserve texture.
Washington seeks swift AIDS safety rules for health care workers with gloves masks smocks and proper needle disposal. Labor Secretary Lynne Martin calls it a top priority as Senate leaders draft a fallback bill if the push stalls. Preliminary May 199 rules outlined equipment cleaning and safe medical waste storage.
Vice President Dan Quayle stated at Vandenberg AFB that the United States will not build new space shuttles under a Bush administration policy. The plan shifts to a new family of single use rockets for the 21st century and preserves shuttle parts without purchasing new orbiters.
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Hard liners and reformers clash as Moscow hosts a Central Committee session that could determine whether the Communist Party survives as a single entity. Gorbachev pushes democracy and a mixed economy while facing threats to oust him as general secretary amid fears of disintegration and a rising push for new parties.
Almost a third of the Senate backs a probe into Americans still listed as missing in Southeast Asia. The Rules and Administration Committee weighs creating a special MIA-POW panel despite past House findings that resolution is unlikely and no live prisoners are known. Senator Bob Smith chairing the bill cites slow Defense Department handling of evidence and limited family access.
Washington AP United Nations deadline nears for Iraq to disclose weapons of mass destruction with no imminent U S strike despite skepticism about Saddam Hussein. State Department says work remains before conclusions. Bush says not D Day. Horner notes possible continued bombing time frame and reserve air power.
The forecast lowers showers tonight with a 50 percent chance in the plains and coast and 40 to 50 percent elsewhere. Temps sit mid-70s tonight, upper 90s to near 100 by weekend with partly cloudy skies and mild winds across regions.
Relatives of confessed killer Jeffrey Dahmer recall a vat of bones and slime found years earlier in his grandmother’s home. Police described 11 victims killed and dismembered, with some heads boiled. a photo of a missing boy linked to the case was shown during questioning. Bail set at 1 million cash. homicide charges possible today.
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