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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1990
Page
1
Quick Road Trade Deficit Rises 38.5 Percent in March
The United States posted an $8.45 billion trade deficit for March, up 38.5 percent as exports rose 46 percent to 33.28 billion while imports climbed 10 percent to 41.7 billion, second only to October’s record. Analysts had penciled in about a 7.8 billion deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
America
Dog Ginger Triggers 911 Twice From Arlington Home
Arlington police investigated two 911 calls traced to a Lhasa named Ginger found beside a telephone after the second call. Owner Jane Shumaker insisted she did not program automatic dialing and mused that the dog might be smarter than expected or lonely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington, Texas
Ginger
Lhasa
Arlington
Jane Shumaker
Deaths listed from multiple Georgia and South Carolina towns
Obituary brief lists the deaths of Carl W. Bandy in Marietta Georgia Ashley O Bush in Estill Morris Fonda in Pensacola Florida Mandell M Greene in New Ellenton Bernon D Holloway in Aiken Barbara Ledford in Montmorenc Wiliam B Martin in Winiston James E McCormick in Ridge Spring Wife Eva Moody in Aiken Ann C Youngblood in North Augusta Details appear on Page 4A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Bandy
Marietta
Ashley O. Bush
Estill
Morris Fonda
Pensacola
Fla
Mandell M. Greene
New Ellenton
Bernon D. Holloway
Aiken
Barbara Ledford
Montmorenc
Wiliam B. Martin
Winiston
James E. McCormick
Ridge Spring
Eva Moody
Ann C. Youngblood
North Augusta
Baker Seeks Progress in Arms Summit Talks with Soviets
Secretary of State James A. Baker III holds a second day of talks with Soviet officials on Baltics arms control and human rights ahead of a planned May summit. He tours Jorsky Monastery near Moscow and meets 15 Jewish refuseniks while emphasizing religious space in the communist state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
James A. Baker
IIT
Baker
Shevardnadze
Identification Confirmed On Body Recovered From Pond
The body of Bernan David Holloway, 2, was found floating in Simpkins Pond off U.S. 1 near New Hope. Fingerprinting by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office confirmed identity. wallet with address found on the body. Authorities believe the body had been in the water for at least two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernan David Holloway
U.S. 1
Aiken County
Carrol G. Heath
Power Company
Simpkins Pond
Cisco Lounge
Aiken Road
New Hope
Holloway
ACSD
Ravenel Street
N.E
Aiken
Heath
Senate Rules Out New Taxes In S C
South Carolina senators search to close a 60 million revenue gap this year as Lt. Gov. Theodore vetoes new taxes and bond bills. Leaders debate options to avoid service cuts while facing political scrutiny ahead of adjournment and a potential overrule of his rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
S.C
Columbia
General Fund
Hugo
House
Theodore
Leatherman
Senate Finance Committee
James Waddell
D-Beaufort
Waddell
John Lindsay
Onnettsville
Thomas Moore
Clearwater
Solid Waste Bill Faces Parliamentary Hurdle in House
A broad South Carolina solid waste and recycling bill stalled on a parliamentary technicality as opponents urged Speaker Bob Sheheen to rule the measure violated House rules. He dismissed the tactic, allowing debate to pause after ruling without addressing the bill’s substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
House
Bob Sheheen
Sheheen
Camden
Lithuania Talks Seek Independence Pause Amid Soviet Oil Standstill
Lithuania proposes to suspend independence laws and seek a transition period if Mikhail Gorbachev agrees to talks, signaling a compromise after Moscow cut oil and energy shipments. Parliament aims to send the proposal to Gorbachev as Bush notes rising tensions ahead of the planned summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Lithuania
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Rita Dapkus
Kremlin
Kazimiera Prunsiene
Dapkus
Prp
Osal
Washington
Bush
Latvia
Estonia
Soviet Union
Russia
Federation
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Carol Woodward
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