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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1990
Page
1
The Tigers boost their standings in the ACC as key players lead in a pivotal matchup. Strong defense and clutch scoring push them toward crucial conference momentum with standout performances by leading scorers and that team’s coaching staff fueling the rally.
In Fort Worth a 10 year old died after consuming bourbon and beer at a party. Raymond Griffin II’s death may lead to murder charges against 21 year old Anthony Jimerson who urged the boy to drink “like a man” and was jailed on bail. Police say Jimerson urged the child to drink. the boy collapsed and died after a seizure and coma. In Clinton Maryland readers are told about Bowser the dog at a new self serve dog wash in southern Maryland suburbs offering shampoo and flea dip and brush in a convenience facility.
Obituary brief lists deaths of Katie G Bishop Easley James E Boatwright Langley Mary D Bussey Henderson N C Linda D Dumas Augusta Kenneth Jenkins Columbia George L Mitchell Martinez Ga Lawrence W Tingen North Augusta Readers asked to see Page 38 for full details including locations and dates associated with each death.
The Aiken County School District moves to issue 4.5 million dollars in five year general bonds to fund a facilities program. Board members warn of tax rises while noting the plan targets renovations and new classrooms. homeowners face roughly 10 to 20 dollar increases per year per 50 000 to 100 000 assessed values.
Secretary of Energy James D. Watkins and two DOE aides met with Aiken leaders to discuss aid. They said DOE cannot provide cash grants due to budget structure but proposed possible support for math and science programs. Rep. Butler Derrick noted the delegation appreciated the response and found it hopeful.
DOE panel reports no conclusion on which agency should study radiation health effects from Savannah River Site and other plants. Witnesses urge moving research from DOE citing conflicts of interest. FinalWatkins report due end of month with recommendations to reuse health data and secure death certificates and full documentation for researchers.
A new law requires girls 16 and under to obtain consent from a parent grandparent guardian or judge for an abortion starting June. Parents who deny consent share legal and financial responsibility until the daughter turns 18. Incest victims are exempt, rape victims fall under the law and lawmakers foresee pushes for fetal viability and informed consent bills before June adjournment.
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