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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1989

Page

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Detective Hired In Search Of Beloved Cat Dee Dee

In Grand Rapids AP detective and lawyer join Bonnie Bouman in a chase to reclaim her 2 year old cat Dee Dee sent to the Humane Society in Paris. Dee Dee has a new home and Bouman, now at the University of Michigan, vows to pursue.

Grand Rapids, Mich Bonnie Bouman Dee Dee Humane Society Paris Bouman Society University of Michigan Betsy Pullen

Oscar Trophy Declared Public Domain by Federal Judge

U S District Court Judge Laughlin Waters ruled the Oscar statuette has no copyright protection making the Academy Award image part of the public domain The ruling backs a Chicago based maker of an employee incentive trophy similar to the Oscar and the academy plans an appeal Academy President Karl Malden called the decision a shock and said the organization would challenge the ruling Star Award by Creative House Promotions closely resembled the Oscar in size finish and pose.

Los Angeles U.S. District Court Laughlin Waters Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Academy Karl Malden Creative House Promotions

Weekend Forecast Promises Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures

The forecast calls for clear and fair conditions tonight with a low in the 40s and mostly sunny skies tomorrow. Expect a high in the low 70s and pleasant weekend weather overall.

Obituary notices list deaths in several Georgia and Maryland towns

Death notices report Thomas D. Almond of Elberton Ga William E Hendley of Millen Ga Steven Lee of Landover Md and Eva P Smith of Aiken SC details appear on Page 6A with full obituary information.

Thomas D. Almond Elberton William E. Hendley Millen Steven Lee Landover Eva P. Smith Aiken

Wall Falls as East Germans Flock to West Berlin

Tens of thousands of East Germans crossed into West Berlin and other parts of West Germany after East German borders opened. Chancellor Helmut Kohl canceled a Poland visit to meet with his Cabinet in West Berlin as celebrations spread.

Berlin West Berlin West Germany Berlin Wall Bild Zeitung Helmut Kohl Poland

Debris search continues after Navy jet crash in Smyrna

Three missing as rescue crews comb rubble of Pine Village apartments after an A 7E Corsair II slammed into buildings near Dobbins Air Force Base. Four injured including the pilot who ejected, a pregnant woman and her child, while two other missing were later found. Firefighters fought a two hour blaze. police and medical officials named Robert M. Conlyn Jr. as the pilot.

Smyrna Atlanta John Patterson Cobb County Emergency Management Director Frank Durrance Pine Village Durrance Cobb County Medi Cal Examiner Joe Burton J.L. Martin Delta Air Lines Terry Scott

Bush pushes plan for more low income housing

President Bush travels to Dallas to unveil a comprehensive housing initiative aimed at helping the homeless and making shelter affordable. The plan includes aid for first time buyers, tenant options in subsidized buildings, and proposals to keep low income housing affordable as multifamily mortgages face a moratorium expiry.

Washington Bush Dallas National Association of Realtors Texas Bill Clements Department of Housing and Urban Development White House Roger Porter HUD Jack Kemp

British Research Fellow Warns Radiation Dangers

Dr. Alice Stewart visiting Columbia warns no safe radiation level citing Hanford workers study. She reports 3,000 deaths among 30,000 workers with 1 percent cancer deaths from exposure and notes higher risk for older men. Findings imply the Savannah River Site adds future risk.

Alice Stewart Columbia University of South Carolina U.S. Department of Energy Hanford Washington Stewart Savannah River University of Birmingham Medical School Health Department George Kneale Thomas Mancuso

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