14 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1991
Page
1
Joy Kraft of Cincinnati and her family sample a popular chain famed for down-home fare. They call it a good value and satisfying for a family meal out.
The Hague AP says Dutch supermarkets will begin charging for plastic bags next month under new nationwide waste measures. The Dutch Association of Food Retailers will require members to charge up to 2 cents per bag, with largest chains already asking up to 17 cents for paper or plastic bags.
The notice lists deaths including Edia Storm Evenson Aiken Willie McDaniel Langley Pans Arthur Owens Granitevill Joseph Mathis Edgenda W W Rachels Jr Groveton Go Ruby Stoudemayer Saluda Dora Bell Wood Warrenville. Details appear on Page 3B.
Aiken County Administrator Scott Barnes was arrested at 10 20 am in the ACSD parking lot on unlawful use of the telephone a General Sessions offense with up to 10 years in prison He had been under months of scrutiny for allegedly making lewd calls from a rest area booth on I 20 Barnes hired in 1981 no bond set and held at the county detention center Officials commented the situation could tarnish the county and said rumors had damaged its reputation
Fifty one flags that have flown over New Ellenton since Desert Storm will remain displayed for Flag Day. City officials note the flags went up within minutes of the first attack and will stay through June 14. The piece recounts Flag Day history and basic flag etiquette.
Linden Blue of General Atomics says DOE data collection may favor SRS for the next generation gas cooled reactor project. CEGA teams with Combustone Webster to promote gas cooled tech, arguing benefits include tritium production and waste heat for electricity.
Washington reports consumer prices up 0.3 percent in May led by moderated food costs and offset by energy. Analysts say the CPI release dampens fears of runaway inflation and suggests only a weak demand for a full recovery. The Bush administration pushes for further rate cuts while Fed officials warn against overdoing easy money.
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