05 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1991
Page
1
The Bulls aim to even the series as they host the opponent in a crucial game on the page six coverage. Key players are noted for scoring, while coaching decisions and home court influence shape expectations.
Bloomfield Hills centenarian Harry Levett received his long overdue 2700 dollar tax refund. He has served in two world wars and traveled the globe. He plans to share the money and not keep it, aiming to live day by day as he heads toward 101. In San Francisco a forgetful diner left a 277700 bag of cash under a chair. a busboy found it and police safeguarded the money for its owner, a Nevada arrival wary of banks.
Death notices list Timothy Horner Michael J Mathis Lois H Morgan and Paul Williams across Belvedere Williston Langley with details referenced on page 98. Names span multiple locales indicating a regional obituary listing in a single edition.
Aiken County Council debated deeper spending cuts with a 4-4 vote stalling a 6 percent across the board reduction. Council members warned of a looming $300,000 gap as they must finalize the Fiscal 1992 budget by month end, with a June 18 ordinance vote.
Dependents of the 450th Ordnance Company welcome Pentagon timing for the unit to come home but regret the date is after July 31. Families had hoped for early July despite orders potentially keeping soldiers in Saudi Arabia until Sept. 26. Some express cautious optimism while noting ongoing extreme heat and long hours. The Army Reserve unit activated last year was deployed to Saudi Arabia in November and will return to Aiken for a local welcome.
South Carolina lawmakers react to BEA projections showing a potential 90 million deficit by June 30 and a revised 100 million drop in next year’s tax receipts. Governor Campbell and Rep. Boan warn of budget gaps and possible accounting moves to cover 20 to 30 million, with remaining shortfall from a 95 million state savings fund.
Washington Democrats press a civil rights bill toward House passage despite President Bush's veto threat. The debate centers on race and federal protections, with Republicans warning the bill could foster de facto quotas while Democrats push broader remedies against discrimination.
AP poll of 1005 adults shows nearly two thirds expect Bush to win in 1992 citing strength from the Persian Gulf War. Four percent doubt victory, while 29 percent see a somewhat likely win. Domestic issues like economy education and health care drive votes with most saying it would not much matter which party holds the White House.
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