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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1990

Page

5

Bomb Kills Canadian in Chile Baseball Match Blast

A bomb hidden in a softball bat exploded during a U S Chile game at the National Stadium killing James Thomas a 36 year old Canadian seafood executive and injuring two others including a U S embassy security officer Jefferson Tickeney The blast claimed by a caller identifying as the Chilean branch of the Palestine Liberation Organization prompted a warning to President Bush who was touring South America and slated to visit Chile on December 28.

Santiago Chile Palestine Liberation Organization Bush National Stadium U.S. Chamber of Commerce Chamber James Thomas Jaime Baltra U.S Jeff Tickeney

Bush praises Prague protesters as Velvet Revolution echoes

President Bush lauded Czechoslovaks in Wenceslas Square for their pro democracy protests, recalling the Velvet Revolution and urging continued Western support. He and President Havel urged united security efforts and promised U S aid while stressing Europe must not become a no man's land.

Germany Helmut Kohl Paris

States face layoffs as budget gaps widen in 1989

New Jersey Governor Florio eyed reducing state departments amid a hiring freeze and tax increases while state Treasurer Berman warned a 600 million deficit. Officials warned layoffs would anger workers. New Hampshire trimmed 190 of 10,000 employees and Rhode Island neared such steps via attrition. Several states moved to payroll cuts, hiring freezes, or austerity amid broader Northeast fiscal strain.

New Jersey Jim Florio Douglas Berman Mike Moran New York Civil Service Employees Association New Hampshire Dennis Parker New Hampshire State Employees Association Health and Human Services Department Rhode Island Brad Southworth Northeast California George Deukmejian North Carolina Texas Ohio Michigan

Gorbachev proposes centralized power amid federation reforms

Gorbachev seeks to coordinate law enforcement and grant a vice president role as he presses for expanded authority. Ryzhkov hints at food crisis measures and higher imports while Estonia warns of concentrated control across economy and politics. Reforms aim to end republic conflicts, but unity remains uncertain.

Gorbachev Ee Ryzhkov Yeltsin Communist Party Marja Lauristin Estonia Ters Ryzhkov Federation Council

Windsor Man Killed In Windsor Road Crash

Anthony K. Hicks, 26, of Windsor was fatally injured when his car left Mt Beulah Church Road and struck a tree early Saturday. Hicks was alone and wearing a seat belt. The crash near Windsor is under investigation by Aiken County Coroner Sue Townsend.

Windsor Aiken County Sue Townsend Anthony K. Hicks Townsend Hicks Mt. Beulah Church Road

Iraqi experts warn of uncalculated response to U.S. push

Abdul-Rahman cites Iraq predicting a military surprise that could derail U.S. plans to strike unless a broader crisis is managed. He notes Iraq’s strength in Kuwait and the Gulf, while Bush officials defend extra forces as a possible step to dislodge Iraq from Kuwait.

Abdul-Rahman Iraq Abdul-Rah U.S Kuwait Bush

Bennett’s GOP shifts amid drug policy clash and past battles

The text notes George Bennett’s bold style and pushes to reshape the Republican stance after losses to pro-choice Democrats in 1989. It cites Atwater’s tactical approach, a shift away from hard-line abortion opposition, and portrays Horton as a convicted Maryland rapist serving time during Dukakis’s governorship. Bennett, 47, is described as confrontational, citing a recent attack on Rep. Charles Rangel.

Atwater GOP Republican Party Horton Maryland Massachusetts Dukakis Bennett Bush Charles Rangel D-N.y

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