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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1990
Page
1
Butterball operates a hotline for Thanksgiving cooks, answering questions from brides to military cooks and a blind caller from Norfolk. Forty five Chicago area home economists staff the line from Downers Grove, with hours through Wednesday and Thanksgiving, plus a December schedule.
Cata and Erik Fulkerson planned a wedding at El Adobe Restaurant in San Juan Capistrano. The couple needed 150 guests but invited 110, so Camp Pendleton Marines from the 5th Regiment attended. About 40 Marines in dress uniforms joined the ceremony and stayed for dinner and dancing as their unit awaited deployment to Saudi Arabia.
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev led 34 nations in signing a landmark agreement to eliminate tens of thousands of tanks and heavy weapons in Europe and forge a non aggression pledge between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. The Elysee signing heralds a new era as Middle East tensions shadow summit talks.
John Brumbaugh and his 9 year old son Christopher live in Aiken sharing a tidy country home. They have raised Christopher since he was 3 and enjoy activities like piano lessons and guitar. Brumbaugh says he is a single parent who values parenting and companionship rather to find a mother figure.
The Columbia IRS office published a list of 974 taxpayers owed refunds dating mainly to 1989 cases. Amounts range from $1 to $27,848 with many due to incorrect addresses or movers. Taxpayers should call 1-800-829-1040 or write to the Atlanta Service Center to claim their money.
President Bush dismisses Iraq's pledge to free foreigners by March as a cynical ploy and backs a U.N. security council resolution authorizing an attack on Iraqi forces. Thatcher warns Saddam must withdraw from Kuwait to avoid war while Kohl urges exhausting all options short of war.
MOUNDSVILLE WV AP city officials and businessmen envision converting the Civil War era West Virginia Penitentiary into an outlet mall after its 1992 closure. They would retain some cell blocks and possibly display the electric chair, with studies funded at about 13000 dollars and a feasibility timeline leading to a potential sale or lease to developers. The site has a 10 acre footprint with a history of riots and executions, and officials expect traffic from Pittsburgh and tourists.
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