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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1989

Page

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Bar Tender Wins Batmobile For Batman Opening

Patrick McLynn, a Virginia Commonwealth University student and bar tender, won the Batman Batmobile in a MTV prize promotion. The car had no motor and was used as a film prop. The prize includes 25000 for bat gas and the car’s stunt-driven status.

Richmond Harvey Wallbanger Patrick McLynn Virginia Commonwealth University Gotham City Greg Drebin MTV Drebin McLynn

Police Bar Hippies At Solstice Celebration

Amesbury England police arrested at least 170 hippies who tried to enter Stonehenge grounds before dawn for the summer solstice. About 300 were warned on a highway near the site. 800 officers moved in and made arrests in Amesbury and near the monument. Stonehenge sits on Salisbury Plain about 80 miles southwest of London.

Amesbury England Stonehenge Wiltshire Salisbury Plain London

Weather outlook Partly cloudy with thunder chances

Partly cloudy skies forecast tonight with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms and highs in the 70s. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with a 40 percent thunderstorm chance and highs in the 90s. Details appear on Page 4A.

Deaths of Ellen A. Allen and others noted around region

Obituary notices list Ellen A. Allen Conway Thomas H. Bodie Ethel D. Ford Joe Kneece and Melton O. Woodward with death details referenced to Page 4A for full information.

Ellen A. Allen Conway Thomas H. Bodie New Ellenton Ethel D. Ford Keysville Joe Kneece Aiken Melton O. Woodward Warrenville

Three Shanghai Men Executed for Train Fire

Shanghai authorities executed three men Xu Guoming Yan Xuerong and Bian Hanwu for setting a train on fire during protests. The killings followed a June 6 blaze that killed six and came after appeals were rejected. The executions marked the first since Beijing's military crackdown.

Beijing Shanghai United States New Po Beijing Daily Xu Guoming Yan Xuerong Bian Hanwu

U S Moves to Block Chinese Development Loans

President Bush tightens pressure on China by seeking to block at least 1.4 billion in World Bank and development loans. The action aims to curb funding amid a crackdown on leaders of pro democracy protests and broad arrests.

Washington Bush China Congress United States World Bank International Development Bank U.S Rts Beijing Commerce Robert Mosbacher James A. Baker III

Aiken County Council OKs Balanced Budget Plan B

Aiken County Council, Tuesday night, backed a balanced budget with no tax increases while acknowledging property reassessments will raise local taxes. Plan B totals 20 million with 4.5 mill rate after agency cuts, as councilors debate drug fighting priority.

Aiken County W. Scott Barnes Council Carrol H. Warner

Target 2000 education reform signed by South Carolina governor

Governor Carroll Campbell signed Target 2000 School Reform for the Next Decade as a follow up to the 1984 Education Improvement Act. The plan aims to reduce dropout rates, boost arts education, promote critical thinking, and give teachers more instructional flexibility.

Columbia South Carolina Carroll Campbell Esa Campbell

Oil majors plan $250 million spill response network

Exxon and other large oil companies will spend 250 million over five years to build a nationwide spill response network capable of handling a Valdez-scale disaster anywhere on U.S. coasts. The plan is voluntary, drawing criticism from environmentalists and some lawmakers who seek federal mandates. Transportation Secretary Skinner also announced an earlier Alaska oil line safety inspection, while a Senate panel advanced spill prevention bills including tanker crew alcohol testing and expanded mariner records.

Washington Exxon Corp Bush Administration Alaska U.S Transportation Samuel Skinner Ted Stevens Coast Guard

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