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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1990
Page
1
A sports tech analysis questions the Tigers ACC prospects. The feature notes data-driven methods shaping team rankings and likely impact on post season positioning with emphasis on key players and upcoming schedule.
In Chatsworth Georgia a Superior Court jury ruled that a 6 year old dog named Booger Boy may receive 400 dollars a month from the estate of Martha Jane Dickie. The dog’s two human beneficiaries challenged the provision but the will directs the estate to be shared among eight human heirs after the dog’s natural death.
Obituary brief lists deaths from the region including Lester G. Ahrens and James Allen of Aiken, Rosa Lee W. Blizzard of Perry, Furman L. Collins of Barnwell, Foster E. Holland of North Augusta, Marjorie L. Hutson of Chapin, Leon Mitchell of Augusta, Rev. E. Simmons of Williston, and Albert Stokes of Hephzibah. Details on page 6A.
The Aiken Standard announces new sections including the Local Reviews starting on Page 1C and Opinions on Pages 6-7C. The publication highlights souperegs and related content within the area.
A Greyhound Lines bus driver was crushed on the picket line in Redding on Saturday after being caught between a building and a temporary bus. The 39-year-old driver, Robert Waverhouse of Redding, was a 30-year veteran slated to retire this year. Police questioned the temporary driver, who fled the scene. Unions called for calm as confrontations occurred between strikers and replacement drivers. Passengers faced cancellations and routes were halted as the strike disrupted service.
Joy in Dallas notes retirees flocking as a new estate tax law claims to be a “whale of a good deal.” A driver catastrophe occurred when a bus backed up amid a blocked exit, injuring a striker. Geodore Graham, a Portland replacement driver with clean records, is cited in Grey’s filing. The feature highlights states luring seniors away before the law’s effect.
South Carolina lawmakers prep a new estate tax plan to align with federal rules effective July 1 1991. The measure boosts the federal credit for state taxes paid, raises the estate exemption to 600000, and lowers taxes for middle income estates, which officials say will attract retirees and reduce burden on many families.
A Tehran newspaper suggests Iran might free two Americans jailed for years if Washington releases three American Muslims held in the United States, part of a potential post hostages era. The report cites Lebanon captives and notes 18 Westerners missing there, including eight Americans, amid renewed calls for releases.
The U S Forest Service uses the mycorrhizae fungus Pisolithus tinctorius to enhance 2 million pine seedlings at Savannah River Site. The fungus extends root reach, improving moisture and nutrient uptake, creating “super trees” better suited to dry periods. Longleaf and loblolly pines are planted across 50 60 parcels, with annual totals of 2200 2800 acres. Revenue from mature trees is expected for the DOE.
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