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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1990
Page
1
Li Jinyu a Sichuan peasant spent 24 years nude avoiding clothes from infancy. He cried when dressed and refused schooling at six claiming no clothes ever he would endure beatings instead.
The notice records the deaths of Aaron T. Chalker of Augusta, Albert G. Cisneros of Harlem Ga, Evelyn W. Hawkins of Aiken, Freddie Hay of Barnwell, and Harry B. Proveaux of North Augusta with details on Page 6A.
The Aiken County Board of Education approved 3.2 percent raises for teachers staff and assistant principals while reducing administrators raises to 1 percent. The action, part of a 102 million budget, saved under $200,000 and drew criticism from several board members.
President Bush indicated that tax revenue increases are needed to cut the federal deficit, softening his no new taxes stance. Democrats say the shift narrows GOP advantage as White House and congressional negotiators resume talks amid a projected 1991 shortfall potentially exceeding 200 billion dollars.
Washington President Bush stated tax increases are needed to curb the federal budget deficit drawing cautious approval from South Carolina lawmakers. Rep Butler Derrick notes agreement on avoiding new programs while Rep Liz Patterson expresses surprise at dropping the no new taxes pledge.
By Tuesday evening 90 of 176 House Republicans signed a letter to Bush saying they were stunned by your announcement and calling the tax increase unacceptable. The dispute centers on capital gains tax cuts and the administration's tax policy.
Aiken Circuit Judge Rodney A. Peeples orders the city to refund overcharged 1989 taxes on three Houndslake parcels with interest and to roll back the city tax millage for the 1900 billing year. The ruling does not cover other Houndslake properties or taxpayers. Penland says refunds will be small and seeks broader relief.
Three large vegetables entered for a $100 first prize in the Aiken Standard contest include cucumbers alongside tomatoes and squash. Heaviest specimens judged by weight only. entries due by July 20 at 124 Rutland Drive weighing weekdays 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m.
Wyatt and attorney Kepes quit PALFED Inc board after failing to gain voting rights for Wyatt and his brother to vote 283,000 control shares. They cited inability to contribute due to the May 22 vote denial and state law requiring approval to vote control shares.
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