06 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1991
Page
1
In a tense extra innings decision the Atlanta team fell short against a rival on Page 9A. Key players from both clubs provided strong performances as the game extended beyond nine innings, highlighting strategic pitching and timely hitting.
Pravda editorially resists renaming the Soviet Union and questions if the hammer and sickle are next on the ideological scrap heap after Gorbachev’s Union Treaty accord. Seoul police widen crackdown as six weeks of protests flare. Riot police and students clash near Korea University. About 20 women sit in the intersection amid firebombs and tear gas.
Obituary notice cites deaths of George Galiman and Flora Herlong along with Alene Hunter Effie Madden Joseph Taylor and Frankie Westhaver from North Augusta Aiken Johnston Atlanta Knoxville details on page 38 of the issue.
Rep Joe Wilder says the General Assembly may agree on a congressional redistricting plan within three weeks if in session, with Gov Campbell able to reconvene. Four reapportionment plans exist, Senate one bill consolidates proposals, House has separate bills, conference committee working amid no clear compromise. House vote 101 4 to separate bills signals difficulty in reaching a deal before adjournment.
Washington DC Democrats fail to win enough votes for their civil rights bill as negotiations move to the Senate where nine moderate Republicans led by Senator Danforth seek a compromise. President Bush resists quotas while GOP leaders predict a long fight and aim to narrow partisan rifts as Democrats face a veto reapplication this year.
The Legislature adjournment looms as bickering lawmakers clash over ethics reform and redistricting. Governor Campbell warns of possible June extensions or back-to-session calls to handle budget vetoes, while the Senate endorses new state lines and the House debates its congressional map.
Millie Barrett’s retirement is a new start. She and husband James stay active with embroidery, quilting, garden work, and toy workshops for 17 grandchildren. Counselor Ginny Sherman notes active retirees thrive on varied interests and independence, avoiding restlessness or boredom. Page A continuation likely.
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