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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1990
Page
2
In 1955 Broadway opened Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with Barbara Bel Geddes as Maggie Ben Gazarra as Brick and Burl Ives as Big Daddy marking a landmark Williams production with star casting and strong reviews.
Republican National Committee official Lee Atwater was readmitted to George Washington University Hospital after a breakfast incident citing a medication imbalance tied to his brain tumor treatment. This marks his second hospitalization this month.
The Puyallup tribe approves a landmark 162 million settlement in Tacoma surrendering urban and industrial lands to the city and harbor area. The accord grants 900 acres of land and up to 20 000 dollars per member plus trusts for jobs education and security for about 1500 tribal members.
In Metz France two leaders of a thrill seeker group leap from high platforms with elastic cords were charged with involuntary homicide after a death at a June festival. The 24 year old Raymond Saputa died when his elastic cord failed at a 180 foot crane jump. Charges were filed against Marc Gapp director of the jumping club and Bertrand Blangher involved in the group.
Anchorage Superior Court Judge Johnstone ordered former Exxon Valdez captain Joseph Hazelwood to perform Prince William Sound clean up work and pay 50000 in restitution. He received 90 days in jail and a 1000 fine after a seven week trial. he was acquitted of felony charges related to the grounding and oil spill.
In a farm near Nelspruit, Magda and Hennie Botha heard a terrier's yelp from a python's belly. They forced the snake to cough up a seven day old puppy but two siblings died. The couple described shaking the snake and pulling the pups from its jaws.
In Alaska the Coast Guard suspended the search for nine men presumed drowned after the 162 foot Aleutian Enterprise sank in the Bering Sea near St. Paul. Twenty two crew were rescued from other vessels, survivors expected to be flown home from Dutch Harbor and Bristol Enterprise.
The Democratic Study Group accuses Bush officials led by Defense Secretary Cheney of using base closures to distract from a large defense budget. The report questions the cost savings and notes that most of the proposed closings affect Democratic districts, citing political manipulation in base realignments.
Gunmen and soldiers clash with civilian defense groups in Port-au-Prince as nightly shootings kill at least 40 people since Sunday. Hospitals report over 20 wounded by gunfire and machetes amid attacks on vigilante units and protests against the toppled regime of Avril and Duvalier.
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