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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1990

Page

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Oscar Mayer trains 13 grads as motorized hot dog tour crew

Madison based Oscar Mayer Food Corp. trains 13 college graduates to drive a 23 foot long promotional hot dog vehicle around the country. Ja mie Willard, a Aquinas College grad from Grand Rapids Michigan, joins the team to promote the brand as a roaming “hotdogger.”

Madison, Wis Willard Oscar Mayer Oscar Mayer Food Corp Aquinas College Grand Rapids Mich

Slimy Sewer Chase Captures Several Burglary Suspects

Albuquerque police chased burglary suspects into a storm sewer on the west side. Five or six men fled with items, and three were arrested ages 28, 22, and 16 after a cramped hourlong pursuit described as slimy and spider infested by Sgt. G. Morimoto.

Albuquerque G. Morimoto Morimoto

Campbell May Call Lawmakers Back For Special Session

Gov. Carroll Campbell said he likely will decide early next week whether to summon lawmakers to Columbia for a special session. Legislators remain split on returning, with confusion at adjournment as time ran out before a late June resumption to finish business and address vetoes in the 3.6 billion dollar state budget.

Columbia Carroll Campbell General Assembly Senate Tom Marshall Williams Orangeburg Herb Kirsh Clover Statehouse Campbell

Cheney Orders Checks On Missiles Safety Grounding SRAM-As Over Plutonium Risk

Defense Secretary Dick Cheney ordered the Air Force to ground its SRAM As missiles on all bombers until safety studies prove they will not leak plutonium. The move affects about 10 percent of the nuclear arsenal and follows lab directors urging caution amid fire or crash risks. Officials say a mishap could disperse toxic plutonium, though the warhead cannot detonate.

Washington Defense Dick Cheney Air Force Cheney Pentagon Tom Zamora Federation of American Scientists Senate Armed Services Committee

Storm Leaves Some Wet, Some In Dark

Friday nights thunderstorms left many wet and lights flickering. 882 SCE&G customers in Graniteville lost power about 20 minutes while Crosland Park saw about 45 minutes without electricity when a power line failed. Six customers lost power after a transformer strike. Sergeant Drayton noted three blown transformers one house fire two downed power lines and numerous alarms triggered by lightning. Flooding limited to the intersection of Chesterfield and Abbeville Avenues. North Augusta Public Safety reported no mishaps.

Sid Ballantine Sce&g Graniteville Crosland Park Ballantine Drayton Aiken

Czech Vote Seats Break With Communist Party

Voters in Czechoslovakia cast ballots in the first free elections since 1946. President Vaclav Havel and wife Olga voted amid cheering crowds as the two day election for 300 deputies to a new federal Parliament began. Civic Forum and Public Against Violence were favored to dominate.

Prague Czechoslovakia Vaclav Havel Olga

Restart Hearings Split in Aiken Over SRS Reactor Restart

At a Friday public hearing in Aiken DOE audience heard two thirds favor restarting the Savannah River Site reactors while one third opposed. About 130 attended the morning session and a similar crowd for the 7 p.m. session. The reactors, idle since 1988, would be reassessed in a draft environmental impact statement amid environmental protests led by critics who say restarting jeopardizes the environment.

Savannah River Aiken DOE H. Odell Weeks Activities Center Savannah Columbia SRS U.S Weeks Center Davis Folsom

Tiffany Hatcher Practices Skit for History Finals at UMD

Schofield Middle School student Tiffany Hatcher, 12, prepares her National History Finals skit to be presented Monday at the University of Maryland. The article notes the event and directs readers to Page 5A for the full story.

Scott Webster Schofield Tiffany Hatcher University of Maryland

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