Siege intensifies as Trinidad and Tobago rebels threaten
At least nine killed since the siege began on Friday amid massive looting in Trinidad and Tobago. Rebel leader Bakr and Jamaat al Muslimeen demand amnesty and safe Parliament return, with interim government to be formed by coalition until elections due in 1991.
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Trinidad and Tobago
Robinson
Col
Joe Theodore
Libya
Pariament
Bilal Abdullah
Selwyn Richardson
Justice and National Security Eee
Bu Bakr
Winston Dookeran
Richardson
Bakr
Jamaat al-Musaimeen
Plant workers seek back wages in $350000 claim
Creditors will be paid after former Clearwater Finishing employees receive about 350000 in back wages. Proof of claim forms are being prepared at the plant with copies to workers for approval. Only two workers handle filings slowing the process amid $800000 cash held in two frozen accounts. NCNB monitors every plant action before any move.
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U.S
Duncan
Neal
HOM
Robert W
Bobby) Eal
Clearwater Finishing
Clearwater
NCNB
Plant Vogtle
NOAA
Plant
Vogtle
Georgial
Income upsurge seen in 1989 first quarter
The report notes sectors contributing to income growth since January include Interest Dividend and Rent payments up nearly 10 percent and Medicare Medicaid and other federal and state transfer payments up about 9.3 percent compared to Q1 1989.
City sets millage rate after reassessment dispute
Aiken faced mixed reassessment effects with tax hikes and some decreases. Robert E. Penland challenged city figures as council debated rollback, refunds, and a millage rate adjustment. The council approved setting the rate at 90 mills after deliberation.
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Robert E. Penland
Houndslake Corpor
Houndslake
Penland
Roland H. Windham
Windham
James M. Holly
S.C
Lessie B. Price
Price
Eric M. Radford
Clearwater Finishing Plant Closed After Financial Struggles
Neal says second quality material appeared 30 percent of the time and as little as ten percent. Clearwater had record February sales and near a May sales peak before creditors forced Chapter 11 protection on June 25. The plant closed July 9, 1988, after opening in 1929 by United Merchants and Manufacturers, affecting about 365 workers.
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Neal
Clearwater
Protec
Tion
United Merchants and Manufacturers
Um&m
Ugly Tie Contest Slated By Aiken Standard
Local contest at the Aiken Mall and Westside Bowery Restaurant in the Alley offers prizes for ugliness with $100 top prize plus four ties. Entries must include name, address and phone number and be received by 5 pm on a Tuesday. only contestants not connected to the Aiken Standard are eligible.
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Aiken Mall
Bowery
Belk
JC Penfy
Lionel Smith Ltd
J.B. White
Debbie Price
Aiken Standard
Enrpoyoce
Thei
Aiken
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