03 Nov 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1991
Page
1
Scoreboard highlights show No. 3 Washington at Arizona State, No. 4 Michigan vs Purdue, No. 9 Nebraska against Colorado, and No. 10 California facing Southern Cal with top programs listed in current rankings.
A fragment lists Honda teams in the national poll with Iowa Ohio State Tennessee Memphis State Clemson Wake Forest N C State and the score 38 indicating a game result or rating snapshot.
Death notices list Jessie E. Craig of Windsor Minnie Harter of Allendale Marvin W. Hillman of Langley Ellen Richardson of Columbia and Robert L. Richardson of Newport News Va details appear on Page 6A for full bios and funeral arrangements.
Ambrose Schwalle, president of WSRC, argues that delaying a decision was prudent. The article notes no heavy water technology or gas cooled technology details are provided on the page 3A.
A sampling of comments from community leaders follows OTT Warner and Wessinger’s announcement. Editorial argues against doom and gloom and urges readers to consult Page 3A and Page 4A for details and perspectives.
In Aiken voters go to the polls Tuesday to elect a new mayor and two city council seats. Mayor H Odell Weeks did not seek re election opening a competitive race between Mayor Pro Tem Fred B Cavanaugh and Councilwoman Lessie B Price both seen as well qualified and holding similar views. Cavanaugh had to win a Republican primary for District 3 before facing the general election.
The Aiken Standard previews the city race on Page 10A with profiles of mayoral candidates Fred B. Cavanaugh Jr. and Lessie B. Price and council hopefuls Beverly Clyburn and Karen M. Papouchado. Incumbents face varied chances as voters decide who leads into the 21st century.
The Aiken mayoral race presents a rare no lose choice between two qualified council members Fred Cavanaugh and Lessie Price. The editorial abstains from backing a single candidate while praising both for experience dedication and community care. Either candidate will continue responsible city leadership.
Palestinians prepared for direct talks with Israel at the Middle East peace conference in Madrid amid regional tensions. Syria and Lebanon condemned Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon as U S officials pressed for progress. Saudi King Fahd and Egyptian President Mubarak urged Arab participation while Lebanon threatened a boycott over Israeli aggression.
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