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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1990
Page
1
Clemson defeats its opponent to reach the Sweet 16 in the NCAA tournament. Key players contribute as the Tigers secure a spot in the regional semifinal, extending their postseason run.
Jackson State and county officers investigated a break-in at the town hall. Burglars damaged records and stole cash from money containers tied to the Recorder's Court and Water Department. Four agents and county deputies worked half a day. town hall remains closed until further notice.
A 7 year old red kangaroo at San Francisco Zoo who received a pioneering pacemaker died from heart failure complications. Officials said the animal died Wednesday at UC Davis Veterinary Hospital after being moved there from the zoo following the March 5 surgery.
The notice lists several individuals including Lucille Brown Harold J. Hadden Chery Isaac Montague Jacobs Charles T. Johnson John R. Jones Oscar Robinson Wag Wilburn W. Sanders Ola Timmerman and Daisy A. Thomasson with a prompt to view Page 4A for full obituaries and details.
Six months after Hurricane Hugo struck South Carolina with 135 mph winds the state shows cautious recovery. Charleston-area progress contrasts with slower fixes on sea islands and inland towns as volunteers from across the nation aid relief efforts and reconstruction.
In the 48th Aiken Trials two two year olds passed the test amid mud and rain in front of about 5,000 at the Aiken Training Track. Buckland Farm's Monongahlea edged Costly Cal with Danzig by Sea Sister impressing trainer Al Carl. Darlington indicated Monongahlea may race in California or New York later this year.
In Elba Alabama a levee failed amid heavy rain flooding downtown and homes forcing about 1 000 residents from a town of 4 400. Boats rescued stranded residents while Red Cross aided from Birmingham. Six people died in Covington County when a car plunged into a rain swollen creek near Florala.
Thousands rally in Riga and Estonian crowds plot political strategy on the eve of new parliaments. Runoffs are planned in the Soviet heartland as non Communist parties contest in Latvia and Estonia for the first time, while Lithuania's new parliament declared independence last week amid Soviet tensions.
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