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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1990
Page
1
Ridge Manor deputy calls the incident poor judgement after Tony Salgado uprooted two ornamental flamingos on a neighbor’s lawn and faced a criminal mischief charge. The boy’s guardian halted charges learning of the resident’s age last week while Tony vows not to uproot more flamingos.
Obituary notice records multiple deaths including Eva Brown of Orangeburg Thelma O Callahan of Aiken Joe Fielding Augus Nelle Landy of Jamaica N Y Ada C Oliver of Charlotte N C Myttis C Reid of Appling Ga Mary Wells of Thomson Ga and Elliott W Turner of Augusta Further details appear on Page 5A for full notices.
Clemson athletic staff welcomed a one year probation without sanctions after the NCAA Committee on Infractions found two major violations and several secondary infractions. The announcement was made by Chuck Smart at Clemson Memorial Stadium before reporters.
The NCAA committee notes no repeating violation pattern at Clemson after a late 1988 probe. It cites strong institutional control and cooperation by Clemson administration, though two instances in 1985 and 1987 showed players receiving cash payments of 50 to 75 dollars.
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev advanced toward a new round of talks in Washington focusing on arms control and Baltic economics. They cautioned on German unification but projected progress, as Gorbachev met with Congress and outlined a steady, positive tone despite unresolved gaps.
The president halted his limousine during a brief evening trip from the White House to the Soviet Embassy and told a crowd he felt at home. An agreement for signing outlined key points for a treaty to reduce long range nuclear weapons with a pledge for deeper cuts after the first treaty is finished.
At a White House dinner for Mikhail S. Gorbachev and his wife, guests praised the evening as a social triumph. Jessica Tandy and Billy Graham lauded the summit mood while Frederica von Stade performed in the East Room. Mrs. Gorbachev skipped beef, but ate lobster, and the event underscored cordial ties despite differences.
Dozens spoke at a U S Department of Energy hearing denouncing plans to restart the SRS idle reactors. Only 1 of 61 speakers supported reactivation amid a preliminary schedule to bring the K reactor online in December 1990 and P and L reactors in 1991. Pam Ela Blockey-O'Brien condemned the plan as premiditated murder and argued it violates multiple international humanitarian norms.
Washington reports May unemployment at 5.3 percent, down from April, but payrolls rose only 19,000 as 145,000 census workers inflated figures. Manufacturing shed 35,000 jobs, marking the 13th drop in 14 months, with about 310,000 factory jobs lost since March 1989.
Ira M. Roger a prominent USC donor says university president James Holderman will leave the post July 1 to join Koger Equity as a senior executive. A June 14 Jacksonville announcement will detail Holderman duties, with Roger and his wife pledging continued USC support. Controversy over Holderman spending had sparked questions about board cooperation.
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