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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1990
Page
1
The Aiken Standard continues its election series with profiles on candidates in School District 2 and 7 races. All Nov 6 general election candidates will be profiled, with a special election tabloid on Saturday Nov 3. Tomorrow: constitutional officers.
WEST LIBERTY Iowa AP Dr Carol Moreno hopes to save a tooth or two by paying 50 cents for each pound of candy children bring to her office Saturday. She says she is not against sweets just their damage and urges kids to view candy as a special treat.
A list of individuals with death notices including Josie Mae Allen Augusta Effie Jane Lowe Curtis Gloria Dickinson Mildred Edwards Ruth S Gordon Irene C Ireland Fily Marie Lamm David L Martin Elma Johnson Miller John W Cutts Virgil George Pedersen Thomas Quarles Jr Etta Frances Stewart Josephine Burnet Walker William F Walsh and Jack Wong. Details appear on page 8A.
Iraq proposes allowing families of Western hostages to visit during Christmas and New Year while insisting diplomats in Kuwait and other foreigners are well treated. The move follows pressures from President Bush and rising war talk, with mixed reactions from allies and questions about oil prices.
Republican Gov. Carroll A. Campbell Jr. looks set for a landslide win Tuesday and could post unprecedented numbers in Aiken County. A USC Aiken survey shows 54 percent of black voters backing Campbell, 46 percent for Sen. Theo Mitchell, the first black governor candidate this century. The poll, led by Dr. Robert Botsch and Jan Lowder, also covered sales tax endorsements and key races in the Third District.
The United Way victory luncheon at Houndslake Country Club announced a total of $2,050,100 raised, 112 percent of the $1,825,000 goal and 19 percent above last year. Campaign Chairman Rick Herring praised volunteers, and Pam Laughter performed Wind Beneath My Wings.
President Bush resumes a six day cross country campaign blitz for Republican candidates in massachusetts florida ohio minnesota iowa california new mexico and texas. He rallies for gubernatorial nominee william weld and senate challenger jim rappaport while defending Iraq policy and sanctions. The trip ends election day in houston with a grueling schedule and a lighter plan than first announced.
In U S Bankruptcy Court Clearwater plant officials fought to keep control of the defunct textile mill as Assistant U S Trustee Joe Buzhardt moved to convert the case from Chapter 11 to Chapter 7. Chapter 11 allows reorganization while Chapter 7 would appoint a trustee to liquidate assets.
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