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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1990
Page
2
Worth quoting Tachio Ohori voices strong anger at the violent outrage attributed to ultra-leftist groups after a Japan explosion. He condemns the attack and calls for restraint amid political tensions and public fear.
On this day in 1976 Jimmy Carter defeated incumbent Gerald R. Ford to become the first Deep South presidential candidate elected since the Civil War. The election marks a landmark win for Carter in a nationwide contest.
The Justice Department said the FBI will review NBC and ABC reports that terrorists used an undercover DEA operation to place explosives on Pan Am Flight 103. Deputy Attorney General Barr said there is no evidence supporting the allegations, and investigators will assess their credibility.
Britain's Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher deserts leadership doubts after Deputy Geoffrey Howe resigns amid disputes on Europe. Observers warn of a possible Conservative leadership challenge, while Howe calls for positive alternatives and cross party persuasion. Atlanta health officials adopt in principle public care proposals but fund shortages slow action. Institute of Medicine had issued 66 recommendations in 1988 with 25 reviewed in 1989 by state officials.
Classified advertising and news ideas lines list phone numbers for ads and features. Customer service contacts and varying daily pickup times are provided along with subscription rate options including monthly and multi month plans.
The Labor Department reports the October unemployment rate at 5.7 percent, unchanged from September. Despite stable headcount, total non-farm payrolls fell 70,000 due to losses in construction and manufacturing while census jobs barely contributed.
Police killed nine Hindu fundamentalists and wounded 30 others as 10 000 Hindus tried to storm the Babri Mosque in Ayodhya. The clash followed a religious dispute that has left over 200 dead nationwide and spread to Bangladesh. Authorities used tear gas and bamboo staves to push back the crowds.
Diplomats say four more American hostages in Iraq likely will be freed this weekend. Bush denounces Saddam Hussein comparing him to Hitler. Desertions rise among Iraqi forces as Marines conduct large exercises off Oman amid Gulf crisis tensions.
A police dormitory in Tokyo was struck by two bombs blamed on leftist radicals, killing a police officer and wounding six others. The attack occurred as 26,000 officers prepared for Emperor Akihito's coronation with more than 150 countries attending, including Vice President Dan Quayle.
Lyndon LaRouche asserts he and Jim Bakker were victims of secret plots by Reagan and Bush administrations. In Rock Hill interview he and Bakker describe their jail life and say Bakker’s conviction “just stinks” as both serve fraud and conspiracy sentences.
The National Transportation Safety Board faulted United Airlines for human factors in inspection and quality control that missed a fatigue crack in a critical engine part. The finding, without dissent, concludes lax inspection contributed to the 1989 Sioux City crash that killed 112, while United disputes the determination.
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