Joel Pack Wins NA Junior
Joel Pack earns top honors at the NA Junior tournament as he clinches victory in a decisive match. The event highlights Pack’s skill and rising prominence in the junior circuit.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1989
Page
1
Joel Pack earns top honors at the NA Junior tournament as he clinches victory in a decisive match. The event highlights Pack’s skill and rising prominence in the junior circuit.
Westinghouse Savannah River Co will provide up to 25000 to fund a planning study for a joint research program with a consortium of South Carolina universities focused on waste management technology and environmental protection at the Savannah River Site. The consortium includes USC USC Aiken Clemson USC State MUSC and the SC Research and Education Foundation.
South Carolina GOP chair Barry Dean Wynn pledged to defeat five Democratic House members blamed for stalling auto insurance reform. Irene Rudnick of Aiken Timothy Rogers Candy Waites Harriett Keyserling and James Bailey were named as targets with plans for aggressive recruitment and ads to expose voting records. Rudnick defended her record and readiness to face challenges in 1990.
The HUD secretary ordered the Title X Land Development Mortgage Insurance Program canceled amid abuse claims. Twenty-five of 58 projects defaulted, costing $90 million, with about $500 million in guaranteed loans since 1977. A House subcommittee review also investigates the mortgage coinsurance program and an IG audit found $700 million in loans underwritten that defaulted by mid 1988. The memo ties a George Bush vice presidential staffer to alleged influence-peddling at HUD.
The Supreme Court delays ruling on the Missouri abortion dispute until Monday after a week of tense anticipation. Proponents and opponents vent on the court steps as leaders from National Right to Life and Planned Parenthood offer pointed reactions to the ongoing delay.
President Bush teams with Republican lawmakers to push a constitutional amendment banning flag desecration. He set a ceremony at the Iwo Jima Memorial as a backdrop for the campaign and endorsement from Congress. Debates emerge about political timing and potential court challenges.
Statewide law enforcement will flood highways and waterways with marked and unmarked patrols, Breathalyzer vans, and open container detectors to curb drunk driving. Major targets include Greenville during Freedom Fest and Grand Strand, with Wildlife and Marine Resources patrolling marinas and campgrounds for littering and drunken boaters.
Gasoline prices hold steady for the Fourth of July weekend after the Alaska oil spill in March. Attorneys general in several states probe whether refiners used market turmoil to push higher pump prices, amid public suspicion of price collusion not seen since the 1970s oil crisis. Trilby Lundberg calls the price rise the fastest in U.S. history.
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