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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1990
Page
1
South Aiken High captured its second Class AAA golf championship in four years with a 41 stroke victory at Woodside Plantation. The Thoroughbreds dominated with David Seawell winning medalist honors as the team weathered the event on Saturday.
In Danville Illinois and Dayton Ohio old railroad cabooses are repurposed into quilt shops ice cream parlors storage buildings and motel rooms. Danville dealer Don Flynn says five of his 26 remain on a siding by Interstate 74 with For Sale signs. In Dayton a white 1956 T Bird driver in a bear suit has been giving away dollar bills on Main Street near Courthouse Square.
Notices list Florence Walker Aiken Clearwater Lillian H Jackson Wagoner Sallie H Smith North Augusta Lucinda Thurmond Aiken with a reference to Page 4A for full details.
Housing values in Aiken County have more than doubled in a decade with Southside homes at 80 000 to 90 000 and larger downtown properties reaching 250 000 to 1 million. Mobile home parks have grown from fewer than 50 to 170, with a proposed park for over 300 units. The boom reflects unprecedented regional economic growth since the 1980s.
A pro Palestinian group blames the United States for the Israeli massacre of seven workers and vows payback while not directly threatening the two American hostages Jesse Turner and Alain Steen. Yasser Arafat says Swiss Red Cross workers are alive and offers to help mediate.
In a rare weekend session, senators vote to restore a 1.3 million child care tax credit for businesses, aiding working families as the Finance Committee balances a 3.6 billion budget. Supporters cite earlier GOP and gubernatorial backing, while critics warn of costs and potential substitutes.
Washington is set for the Viet nam Veterans Memorial weekend as volunteers launch Project In Touch to connect families with the names on the wall. A Wisconsin woman seeks her father’s name, aided by a man who served with him, while 43 million Americans have direct ties to those who died in Vietnam. Volunteers also continue making rubbings, about 1,000 a month, through the Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
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