Tigers Get Word On Penalty Page TTA
The Tigers face a ruling from officials after a penalty page issue at the TTA event. Team coach and captain commented on the implications for next match.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1990
Page
1
Partly Cloudy Weather Designed for Page 6A
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies across the region with a chance of rain later. Temperatures remain mild with light winds, and conditions suggest a calm afternoon across major cities.
United Way Partners With American Heart Association
United Way of Aiken County plans a Thursday morning press conference to announce a partnership with the American Heart Association. The two groups will run a single annual campaign in business and industry and sign joint contracts while detailing efforts against cardiovascular disease, the leading U.S. killer. Officials from the South Carolina AHA affiliate, the Aiken County Heart Division, and United Way are expected to attend.
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United Way
Aiken County
Aiken
American Heart Association
America
South Carolina
Columbia
Death notices list regional mourners across Georgia and Florida
Obituary snippet lists Etton Cartret of Valdosta Othelea Clark of Ditton Pearl C. Clark Johnston Juanita Jones of Augusta Lucile T Richards of Thomson David Sampson of Perry Mary F Scurry of Bishopville. Readers are directed to Page 6A for full details.
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Etton Cartret
Valdosta
Othelea Clark
Hopes Run High For Significant Arms Pact
President Bush welcomes Mikhail Gorbachev to the White House for summit talks amid hopes for a strategic arms treaty and sharp differences on Germany's future. Baker cites progress and a dialogue on Lithuanian independence as Sununu tampers expectations for breakthroughs.
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Washington
Bush
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
White House
Germany
Pennsylvania Avenue
Camp David
James A. Baker II
Gorbachev
Malta
Baker
ABC
Canada
John Sununu
Holderman resignation shocks South Carolina officials
University trustees announced president James B. Holderman will resign July 1 after weeks of criticism over lavish spending. Board chair Michael Mungo says interim president and nationwide search are planned, with trustee William Hubbard urging cautious but swift action. Holderman, 54, has led the flagship university since 1977 and cited pursuit of new challenges.
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Columb
University of South Carolina
James B. Holderman
Board of Trustees
Michael Mungo
Holderman
Mungo
University
William C. Hubbard
Columbia
DUI Trials Strain Aiken County Court Budget
Magistrate Max A. Meek urged an extra 7 500 to fund jury trials before June 30 warning delays would push cases to next year. He said defendants seek jury trials to avoid fines and penalties, creating a rising workload that could worsen without funds. The Judicial and Public Safety Committee approved the request.
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Aiken County
Max A. Meek
Judicial and Public Safety Committee
Meek
Gene Duckett
Aiken Officials Praise Holderman Leadership
USC Aiken Chancellor Dr. Robert E. Alexander praised James B. Holderman for his leadership while noting the pressure that led to his resignation as USC president. Alexander said Holderman understood the decision and could not endure the personal strain much longer.
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James B. Holderman
University of South Carolina
Robert E. Alexander
USC Aiken
Holderman
Dr. Alexander
Waste bill defeat blamed on County Association
Sen Thomas L Moore blames the County Association of Counties for defeating the solid waste management bill in the House 53 to 41. The measure would have reduced waste burial 30 percent and boosted recycling 25 percent within six years and required liners and groundwater monitoring for landfills. Moore warned the setback could delay health and safety protections for South Carolinians as the bill returns to committee.
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House of Representatives
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
Clearwater
Association of
Moore
Sen. Moore
Columbia
Association of Counties
Senate
House
Retirement Option Granted State Workers
A plan to let about 160000 state teachers and government workers retire after 25 years won legislative approval. The House approved the compromise with penalties for early retirees and sent the bill to Gov. Carroll Campbell.
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Columbia
House
Senate
Carroll Campbell
South Carolina Education Association
State Chamber of Commerce
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