03 May 1989
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1989
Page
1
Plans finalize for a Lobster Races event organized by Inside Join the Fun. The proposed program includes colorful heats, betting options, and family activities at the seaside venue. Organizers anticipate strong crowd turnout and local sponsorship support.
In Zap North Dakota residents recall a 1969 Main Street riot that left $3,000 in damage as a new generation plans Zip to Zap II Denise Schlegel an NDSU student organizer aims for a sedate event to mend fences Meanwhile in Columbia State Sen Theo Mitchell announces his candidacy for the 1990 Democratic gubernatorial nomination as the first Black contender in the post.
Weather outlook indicates tonight will become cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers and a low near 50. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms and a high in the mid 70s. Details are on Page 14A.
Obituary notices list eight individuals: Henrietta Abney Johnston Lillian M Clark Louise B Garvin Hampton Hightower Essie Lou Mealing Robert L Stephens North Augusta Harold L Rutland Bath.
A large recirculation pump the size of a garbage can feeds liquid hydrogen from the external tank to the engine cooling system before ignition. It is one of three pumps responsible for circulating coolant to the No. 1 engine.
Aiken County Council approved a 3 275 million settlement with Envirotech ending an eight year fight over heating equipment at the Horse Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. The agreement follows appellate and district court rulings in the county's favor.
The Textile Caucus chair will push a bill this session to limit textile and apparel imports. Courtney Goodman says provisions will be discussed in a Wednesday caucus meeting. The measure echoes last year’s Thurmond bill vetoed by President Reagan. timing undecided.
The sixth annual State Education Performance Chart shows declines in high school graduation rates and SAT scores across many states, with only a small ACT gain. Education Secretary Laura Cavazos calls for targets to raise graduation to 90 percent and halve grade failures, citing rising spending but limited progress.
Gov Carroll Campbell and state House leaders rejected the Senate tax plan saying about 56 million in proposed increases won t pass this year amid a 3.3 billion budget The leaders cited funding needs for Corrections Mental Health and Mental Retardation as not justifying higher taxes.
In Columbia the fate of auto mobile insurance reform appears unlikely as Sen. Ed Saleeby warns sentiment against a bill from both parties. He rates passage chances below five as the Senate debates and lags with 33 amendments remaining, signaling possible death of the reform effort for the year.
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