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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1992

Page

3

Japan Delay Doesn't Halt Troop Vote

In Tokyo the opposition’s cow walk tactic failed to stop the upper house from approving a bill to deploy troops overseas for peacekeeping, first time since WWII. The bill now moves to the lower house where Liberal Democrats hold a strong majority. Opposition argues the measure risks militarization amid long-standing party gridlock.

Tokyo Diet

Court Gets Embryo Case KNOXVIII

The U.S. Supreme Court is asked to decide the fate of seven frozen embryos. Mary Sue Davis Stowe and her husband’s case appeals a Tennessee Supreme Court ruling banning implantation or donation after their divorce.

U.S. Supreme Court Mary Sue Davis Stowe Tennessee Supreme Court Tennessee Court Junior Lewis Davis

Man robs fireworks stores then returns money to victims

In Myrtle Beach a gunman robbed two Willard's Fireworks employees at Willard's in Garden City after leaving Crazy Sam's Fireworks next door. He threatened to kill them, took cash, then gave each victim $100 and urged groceries. William Caulder, 35, of Garden City was arrested about 30 minutes later on armed robbery and kidnapping charges.

Myrtle Beach Willard Garden City Robert Shelley Horry Shelley Shelley Sai Seley Willard’s Crazy Sam's Fireworks Sam's William Frederick Caulder

Church Bus and Cement Truck Collide Near Dallas

A church van carrying youths to a camp ran a stop sign and was hit broadside by a cement truck. Five people died and 10 teenagers were injured. nine remained hospitalized with seven in critical or serious condition. Betty Lim, 26, of Dallas, was among the dead. The truck driver was unharmed. The van was one of three vehicles from Dallas Chinese Bible Church en route to a Hawkins retreat.

Mineola Texas Betty Lim Dallas Dallas Chinese Bible Church Hawkins

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