07 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1992
Page
1
Republican candidate Howard Sellers recalls delaying his sheriff bid since 1990 and finally running in 1992. He notes a strong late campaign and the election result tally of 33,764 votes out of 46,468, with his family describing him as highly motivated and persistent.
USC Aiken’s bid to stay within the University of South Carolina system wins support from a board of trustees committee. The Ad Hoc Committee on System Relationships urged cooperation, common course requirements, faculty governance, and admin coordination across USC branch campuses. The panel’s 31 page report goes to the executive committee for possible adoption or full board approval.
A brief notice invites readers to call 48-2311 to share news tips for Local News. It also references Mavi Obituaries and a television weather segment, signaling upcoming local features and services.
Raymond Smith Aiken Ben Chalk Aiken James Culler Wagener appear in a small community notice listing residents or attendees with connections to Aiken and Wagener in South Carolina.
European leaders resist rapid retaliation after Washington threatens 200 percent tariffs on European goods valued at 300 million dollars. EC ministers convene two days of talks as France defends farm subsidies while pursuing a cooler, constructive approach to avert escalating penalties and job losses on both sides of the Atlantic.
President-elect Clinton named Vernon Jordan and Warren Christopher to his White House transition board to begin cabinet and staff appointments. Christopher will head day to day operations as chief of staff while Jordan oversees the transition in Washington, with other economic policy figures among early choices. Clinton spoke at a briefing as aides discussed top posts.
Detroit police suspended seven officers after a motorist, Malice Wayne Green, was beaten to death following a traffic stop. Chief Stanley Knox said a flashlight was used and caused fatal injuries. An internal probe will be turned over to the Wayne County prosecutor.
News media lawyers urged a Michigan judge to unseal a lawsuit against former NBA star Magic Johnson filed by a woman who claims he infected her with AIDS. Johnson said he may have been sued unfairly and denied responsibility, noting the case was sealed to protect parties from embarrassment.
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