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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1990
Page
1
Sinead O Connor Boycotts SNL Over Andrew Dice Clay
Pop singer Sinead O Connor refused to appear on Saturday Night Live marking the second cancellation this weekend linked to host Andrew Dice Clay. Nora Dunn said O Connor will not perform due to Clay's expletive routines that target women, with O Connor's spokeswoman backing the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angels
Sinead O'Connor
Andrew Dice Clay
Saturday Night Live
Nora Dunn
O'Connor
Elaine Schock
Pelham
N.Y
Car Dealer Offers Christians Best Deal
Preddye Action Jackson of Brown Lincoln Mercury in Fairwax Virginia defends a Christian Members Buyers Plan started last August. The program offers discounts to Christians and is also open to Jews, drawing protest from the Anti-Defamation League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairwax
Jackson
Anti-Defamation League of Binai B'rith
Brown Lincoln-Mercury
D.C
Deaths of Benjamin Bailey Brunson Lowe Mitchem Newman Rawls Stripling
Obituary notice lists Benjamin V. Bailey of Gloverville Lucille S. Brunson of Jackson Lila G. Lowe of Aiken Keith Mitchem of Edgefield John T. Newman of Aiken Larry H. Rawls of Wagoner Era C. Stripling of Waycross Georgia details on page 6A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin V. Bailey
Gloverville
Lucille S. Brunson
Jackson
Lila G. Lowe
Aiken
Keith Mitchem
Edgefield
John T. Newman
Larry H. Rawls
Wagoner Era
C. Stripling
Waycross
SRS radiation detected up to 100 miles away in 1986 88
Aiken Standard reports draft environmental impact findings show tiny radioactive contamination from Savannah River Site reactors in air food and water within 50 to 100 miles. Tritium from the site accounted for most offsite dose. water systems in Beaufort and Savannah affected. Population near SRS estimated at 852 000 within 50 miles and 317 000 downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah River
U.S
SRS
Beaufort
Savan
Nah
EIS
Department of Energy
Bush Critic Heads Demo Bargainers
House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt will chair Democratic talks with the White House on a deficit reduction pact. Bush disputes and a looming Gramm Rudman deadline press both sides to find spending restraint and new revenue sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
White House
House
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
Gephardt
Senate
Thurmond Leads GOP Charge Against New Taxes
Senator Strom Thurmond joined Republicans including Jesse Helms Phil Gramm and Orrin Hatch in urging President Bush to avoid new taxes. The letter pushes a capital gains tax cut as key to fiscal restraint and economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Capitol Hill
the Senate
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
Phil Gramm
Texas
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Arkansas River floods spark farmer anger and calls for corps review
Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton urged Army Corps of Engineers reforms as the Arkansas River reached a 47 year high flooding hundreds of homes in Pine Bluff. Thousands of cattle stranded and crops ruined across the state with officials noting at least 10 billion in road and bridge damage and a planned aid contact line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Army
Rmy Corps of Engineers
Pine Bluff
Texas
Oklaoma
Ashdown
Ark
Clinton
Arkansas River
Red River
Slinton
ABC
Nightline
Western
Red River Valley
Corps
Paul Hawkins
Lee
Joe Brady
Office of Emergency Services
Federal Emergency Cement Agency
Spacescope misdirection shows Hubble math error
NASA scientists blamed a miscalculation for the Hubble telescope missing its target by half a degree, about the width of a full moon. Deputy manager Jean Olivier said the error stemmed from flawed arc minute adjustments and moving star positions since the 1950s charts.
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Washington
NASA
Earth
Jean Olivier
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Olivier
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