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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1992
Page
2
Japan reveals the FSX, a four year project billed as the Zero of the modern era. General Matsumiya calls it a state of the art support fighter to boost lagging aerospace, signaling ambitious defense industrial aims amid regional tensions.
The May federal budget deficit rose to 62.2 billion in revenues against 109.2 billion in spending, wiping out April’s surplus and signaling a 231.7 billion eight month shortfall. Fiscal 1992 trends point to a possible annual deficit near 2603 billion, with administration figures citing 2987 to 3300 billion depending on congressional action.
Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and mail P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 with hours 8 30am to 5 30pm weekdays and delivery targets 5pm weekdays 7am Saturday 8am Sunday If issues call 649 5315 or 648 2311 for switchboard and service tips News tips line 648 2311 and AnswerLine 642 5151 for questions Subscriptions and billing details appear amid the contact data and misformatted service notes
The data show a record low for the month with a near 8:43 pm reading from last night. Sunrise is forecast tomorrow, with temperatures remaining cool as the new day begins.
President Boris Yeltsin urged Canada to boost credits and technical help as Ottawa pledged to raise aid to the former Soviet states. Canada will more than quadruple technical assistance to 85 million and provide 170 million in insurance for Canadian investors in Russia while signing new trade and Arctic cooperation pacts. Yeltsin urged timely Canadian investment before 1994, noting Russia’s market reforms and need for support. Mulroney promised rapid negotiations on grain purchases and a broader cooperation agenda.
Russian and American investigators visited a Stalin era camp in Pechora and found no evidence that American prisoners of war were held there. William Davine of the U S Embassy said work will continue and findings will be public after completion.
Victoria Reggie wife to be of Senator Edward Kennedy testified in Lafayette to defend her father Edmund Reggie's bank fraud trial. Reggie, 65, is among five defendants accused of defrauding Acadia Savings and Loan in a scheme totaling over 20 million dollars tied to 1985 loans. The case highlights Kennedy family confidants involved in the sprawling fraud allegations.
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