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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1990
Page
1
Ford earns back-standing approval after a controversy as the local sports scene moves on. The article notes conclusions reached by officials and the impact on Ford’s standing and future competitions.
Frances Bavier’s belongings including Aunt Bee hats gloves and a white rocking chair head to sale at NC State University McKimmon Center with over 800 items. Proceeds support UNC Center for Public Television and previews draw fans from across the nation.
Aiken County 911 personnel have identified about half of an estimated 90 000 addresses to be entered into the emergency dialing data bank. Coordinator Kate Heath says the task will take years as addresses grow daily with more than 100 added weekly.
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev announced outlines of a landmark treaty to slash long range missiles and chemical weapons. They said the agreement aims to reduce nuclear arsenals by about a third and pave the way for broader disarmament, with ratification tied to Soviet emigration protections.
Washington reports a joint US Soviet statement at the Bush Gorbachov summit outlining a ban on heavy mobile missiles and an extensive verification system. The accord aims to finish the START treaty by year end with accelerated Geneva talks and on site inspections, including some on short notice. The ban would stop mobile basing of heavy ground based missiles, while the MX remains unimpacted for now.
Rebels led by Charles Taylor push toward Monrovia as President Doe vows not to seek reelection. U S ships move to evacuate Americans while thousands flee and 1,000-plus are reported killed since December. Navy ships from the 6th Fleet head to Liberia with 2,100 Marines aboard.
A speaker urged traditional friends including the United States government and other friendly nations to end a six month Libyan backed incursion. The aim is to pave the way for a peaceful, free era and to restore stability in the region.
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