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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1990

Page

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Kennedy Jr Passes Connecticut Bar Exam

John F Kennedy Jr. passed the Connecticut bar exam on Friday enabling him to practice law in the state. The 29 year old NYU Law graduate took both Connecticut and New York tests last summer with 1 081 of 1 489 passing in Connecticut. If he fails New York he could lose his prosecutor job with Manhattan DA Robert Morgenthau.

Hartford Conn John F. Kennedy Jr New York Connecticut Kennedy New York University Law School Manhattan Robert Morgenthau

Deaths in the region announced for multiple individuals

Obituary notices list Betty Wolford Cleckley of Aiken Susie Mae Oglesby Harris of Belvedere Nehemiha Jimmy Mayes of Pelion Ada Davidson Ricks of Savannah Ga Calvin L. Rinehardt of Couchton Frances K Saunders of Aiken Louis Blocker Williams of Wagener Details appear on Page 4A in the newspaper.

Betty Wolford Cleckley Aiken Susie Mae Oglesby Harris Belvedere Nehemiha Jimmy Mayes Pelion Ada Davidson Ricks Savannah Calvin L. Rinehardt Couchton Frances K. Saunders Louis Blocker Williams Wagener

Bush to Spend Thanksgiving with Troops in Persian Gulf

President Bush will fly to the Persian Gulf to spend Thanksgiving with troops sent to confront Saddam Hussein. He reiterates aims to force Iraqi forces from Kuwait while pursuing a peaceful solution and possible return home without fighting.

Rochester Minn Bush Persian Gulf Saddam Hussein White House Saddam Kuwait U.S Egypt Saudi Arabia Paris Europe Marlin Fitzwater Gulf Midwest

450th Ordnance Co Deploys From Fort Gordon Sunday

The 450th Ordnance Company of Aiken will leave Fort Gordon in the early hours Sunday to join Operation Desert Shield. A farewell ceremony at Barton Parade Field is set for 10 a.m. today. the unit heads to an undisclosed location at 3 a.m. Sunday before boarding a ship bound for the Middle East. The company headquarters is on Whiskey Road and was activated on Sept 25.

Aiken U.S. Army Reserve Company Fort Gordon Persian Gulf 450Th Ordnance Co Barton Parade Field Barnes Avenue Middle East Whiskey Road

Missy Kolmar’s Clemson devotion spans decades and dreams

Missy Kolmar, eight years old, vows to graduate Clemson in 2004 after attending 24 straight Tigers games since 1988. The Kolmars, ardent Clemson fans, display orange apparel, tiger memorabilia, and even a tiger-striped van, with Linda a Clemson graduate inspiring their rallying passion.

Biar Orrell Tiger Treasures John Linda Missy Things Clemson Kolmar Missy Kolmar Linda Kolmar Wake Forest Missy Tiger Kolmar’s Anderson

Amoco Foam Jobs Safe After McDonald's Foam Phaseout

Amoco Foam Products will offset McDonald’s Big Mac foam package loss by filling orders from other areas. Plant manager Mike Harrell says the company, with about 200 local employees, remains diversified and will continue to stress the recyclable foam product. McDonald’s plans to phase out polystyrene foam packaging within 60 days, while keeping foam trays and cups.

Beech Island McDonald’s Corp Amoco Foam Products McDonald's Mike Harrell McDonald’s Amoco Harrell Brooklyn N.Y Environmental Defense Fund

Poll Workers Urged to Tighten Election Duties

South Carolina Election Commission urged poll workers to prevent missteps in next week's general election. The body stressed open fair impartial elections and strict law enforcement, citing past breakdowns and the need to protect the state's reputation. Aiken County voters numbered 49 693 with 800 000 projected statewide turnout across governor lieutenant governor and other races.

Columbia S.C. Election Commission Aiken County Aiken Sert Shield Saudi Arabia State House USC Aiken Election Commission

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South Aiken Silver Bluff Wade Hampton North Augusta Midland Valley Strom Thurmond Dreher Barnwell Allendale Fairfax Wardlaw John Kennedy Jr Abby Iraq Rita Beamish Associated Press G Keith Ward Westside William Patterson College Death Valley Mrs. Kolmar Philip Lord McDonald’s USA Edward H. Rensi Rensi Amoco Chemicals Company Carl Langley Voters Guide The Aiken Standard
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