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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1989

Page

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Comedian Gilda Radner Dies of Ovarian Cancer at 42

Los Angeles AP reports Gilda Radner star of Saturday Night Live died in her sleep at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. She had ovarian cancer diagnosed in 1986 and underwent chemotherapy and surgery. Her husband Gene Wilder was by her side as she battled the disease recently.

Los Angeles Gilda Radner Roseanne Roseannadana Emily Litella Miss Radner Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Ron Wise Gene Wilder Radner Wise Life Magazine

Weather forecast shows warm, partly cloudy week ahead

Today Expect partly cloudy skies with a high in the upper 80s and a low in the mid 60s. Monday also partly cloudy with a high near 90 and a low in the mid 60s. Details on page 9A.

Area Obituaries List Names and Locations Noted

Death notices for John Reid Barton Aiken Henry Grant North Augusta G E Jack Hester Burnettown John R Hill Aiken Lucille M Jones North Augusta Viola T Magruder North Augusta Henry Power Saluda Eleonore H Rudy North Augusta Ray Sloan West Columbia Mildred Garrett Usry Warrenville Alton Winston Williams Graniteville appear with page reference Page 9A.

John Reid Barton Aiken Henry Grant North Augusta G.E Jack) Hester Burnettown John R. Hill Lucille M. Jones Viola T. Magruder Henry Power Saluda Eleonore H. Rudy Ray Sloan West Columbia Mildred Garrett Usry Warrenville Alton Winston Williams Graniteville

Wrong Date Regrets Front Page Error in Aiken Standard

Aiken Standard apologizes for an incorrect date displayed on the front page of the Friday May 19 edition and notes any inconvenience caused to readers.

City of Aiken 10-Year Growth History

City of Aiken releases a decade overview detailing growth patterns, infrastructure changes, housing expansion, and population trends. The report highlights economic development, planning milestones, and projected needs for services and transportation.

City of Aiken

Aiken Plans $16 Million Budget With No Tax Hike

The Aiken City Council faces a $16.068 million fiscal 1989-90 budget built on growth. It avoids tax, license, or most service fee increases while funding added staff, public safety, parks, and computerization.

Aiken Roland H. Windham Windham

Senate Delays Budget Vote Over Capital Gains Tax

Senators pressed to finish the 1989 90 state budget in a Saturday session. They kept the capital gains tax at 7 percent on a 29 10 vote and work through lunch to finish the 3.4 billion proposal with about 1 150 new state jobs in the plan. Conferees will reconcile differences next week before sending the bill to Gov Carroll Campbell.

Columbia Senate John Land Manning House Carroll Campbell

Bush and Mitterrand Meet for Talks at Maine Summit

President Bush welcomed French President Francois Mitterrand at his Maine compound to begin informal one on one discussions ahead of a NATO summit. They planned extended talks over the weekend and a joint news conference in Boston after Bush addresses Boston University.

Bush Mitterrand Kennebunkport Maine Francois Mitterrand NATO Oceanside Atlantic Ocean China Europe Boston Boston University U.S

Masses Defy Law To Protect Chinese Students From Army

Hundreds of thousands filled Beijing streets to back pro democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square as martial law was declared. Student leaders said 3 000 hunger strikers would not back down while the army held back amid crowd pressure.

Beijing Tiananmen Square China Li Peng People’s Liberation Army

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