Area Prepsters Still Alive In Sports Action
Three local high school athletes advance in regional prep sports action as Page 13A highlights their continued runs. Team standings and upcoming matches are noted for this usable sports brief.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1990
Page
1
Three Iowa couples enter Breeders Cup radio contest
In Des Moines three Iowa couples compete in a Breeders Cup radio contest to conceive first. The prize includes a $1,000 savings bond six months of diaper service and a baby crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Iowa
Iowa
Roger Fouche
Fouche
Krnq-Fm
Pensacola
Fla
Questions Rise Over Honor Society Rules At Hampshire High
Hampshire Regional High School in Westhampton joins schools dropping or reconsidering National Honor Society chapters amid concerns that selection favors personality over grades. NHS requires character leadership and service, criteria educators say are too subjective and exclude many strong students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton
Mass
Hampshire Regional High School
Deborah Niswonger
Hampshire High
Deaths of Josephine Bing Francis Julian and Robert Waller
Notices list the deaths of Josephine Bing of Jersey City New Jersey Francis Julian of Aiken and Robert O Waller of Belvedere Details appear on page 10A of the newspaper for obituary information and memorial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bing
Jersey City
N.J
Francis Julian
Aiken
Robert O. Waller
Belvedere
State Primaries Favored For 1992 Election In South Carolina
South Carolina officials anticipate a move to state run primaries for the 1992 election. James Ellisor says lawmakers will likely approve in 1991. Estimated cost is 3.48 million dollars. Democrats and Republicans currently handle primaries. Legislature has resisted but support grows among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ellisor
South Carolina
State Legisla
Tors
House of Representatives
Senate
Demos Counsel Bush For Patience In Gulf
Congressional Democrats urge President Bush to allow sanctions against Iraq up to 18 months to work before pursuing military action. At a White House meeting Speaker Foley and others pressed patience as Baker and Cheney briefed lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Iraq
Persian Gulf
White House
House
Thomas Foley
Foley
Kuwait
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
Bob Kerrey
D-Neb
Secretary of
James A. Baker III
Defense
Dick Cheney
David Obey
Obey
City Fears Water Threat From New Kaolin Mine Near Eureka
City of Aiken officials oppose Feldspar Products Inc. plan to mine kaolin near Eureka. The 12 acre site could affect Shaws Creek which provides eight million gallons daily about 67 percent of Aiken's capacity. City Engineer Larry Morris pressed concerns over dilution of contaminated water and a potential by pass of a retention pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Aiken
Feldspar Products Inc
Larry Morris
Shaws Creek
Morris
Aiken County
Land Resources Commission
Department of Health and Environmental Control
William
Bill) Leonard
WKL Engineering
Michael Owens
Swiss jetliner crash kills 46 on descent to Zurich
An Alitalia DC-9 returning from Milan crashed on approach to Zurich airport killing all 46 aboard. The plane skimmed treetops about 1000 feet below the proper altitude five miles from Kloten. Debris scattered across a 50 by 120 yard area as investigators recover the black box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Milan
Kloten
Hanni Steffen
Josef Meier
Veteran powerbroker named Highway Commission chief in SC
Former state representative Bob McLellan, a long time South Carolina powerbroker, is named executive director of the Highway Commission starting Jan 1 with a four year contract and a $102000 salary. The 66 year old Seneca area veteran led Ways and Means and sat on Budget and Control Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Bob McLellan
South Carolina
Highway Commission
McLellan
Joe Rideoutte
Commission
Charles Dalton
Budget and Control Board
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Aden
Abby
James B
Jim) Ellisor
State Election Commission
Ginny Southworth
Little Italy South
Lou
Faye Ferrando
Burnettown
Little Italy
New York
Demos
Gulf
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
America
Grenada
Panama
Vietnam
Ford
Baker
Saddam Hussein
Iran
S.C
Leonard
Alitalia
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