13 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1993
Page
1
Aiken and Richmond counties seek the mother of a full term newborn found at a North Augusta recycling center. Coroner Sue Townsend urges the mother to seek medical care and authorities to determine what happened while SLED investigates.
The United States and 36 nations vote to permanently bar sea dumping of nuclear waste under the London Convention framework. Four major powers abstain, with Japan and Ukraine joining in support. Belgium Britain France Russia and China abstain. A 25 year review study is planned and nations have 100 days to opt out.
President Clinton insisted on Friday that his proposed 75 cent per pack cigarette tax to fund health care reform will not be altered to gain NAFTA votes. He cited an arduous process to price health reform and warned against jeopardizing the plan. Several lawmakers from Arizona to Michigan pledged support with assurances on projects and environmental issues, including a $225 million community development bank and flood-levee aid.
Readers are invited to call 648 2311 to submit news ideas or tip information for the local desk. Staff will field tips and direct inquiries to the appropriate beat.
Ehrhardt hosts a social event featuring Hardy Corley Johnston and Margie Lynette McLean with Au Preston White in attendance. The gathering showcases local figures and community ties in a small-town setting.
Rose's Stores officials said the Aiken location will stay open despite plans to close 40 of 215 stores in January 1994. President George Jones cited a $125 million loan with GE Capital to stock shelves for the holiday season and a record pace for the distribution center as reasons for optimism.
A $10 million suit filed in Cincinnati accuses Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of sexually abusing Steven Cook, who says the acts occurred during a high school program at a Cincinnati seminary. Bernardin, Chicago’s archbishop and former Cincinnati bishop, denies all allegations as totally false and says he has led a chaste life.
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