19 Nov 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1991
Page
1
The report notes a decisive victory by the Bills over the Miami team, delivering a strong performance on the field with a clear margin. Key moments highlight offensive execution and solid defense guiding the win.
A Walworth County judge ruled that a state reporting law for sexual contact involving students under 16 does not cover kissing or slow dancing. Elk horn schools announced dances would resume under guidance from Tony Serpe after talks with Judge Robert Kennedy.
The Commerce Department reported a September merchandise trade deficit of 6.79 billion dollars, the largest in eight months. It rose 4 percent from a revised 6.53 billion in August as imports outpaced exports, surprising analysts hoping for a modest improvement.
Obituary notices compile the deaths of Theodore Anderson in Aiken Terry Baugh in Windsor Sherri Bennett in Montmorenci Thelma Botkins in Kilgore Texas Mary Bridges in Charlotte Harold Carter Jr in Belvedere Lillian Chambers in Edgefield James DeLaughter in North Augusta Ruby Dickens in North Augusta W D Frazier Jr in Aiken Evelyn Proctor in Johnston Roy M Wood in Batesburg Page 2B carries full details and funeral arrangements
Aiken subscribers face a dispute over station lineup with Augusta WRDW TV backing shows and Palmetto Cablevision fearing FCC fines and lost advertising revenue. State reps and managers warn of money at stake and potential franchise consequences as tensions rise this week.
Aiken County official J Allen Brodie calls for removing home shopping and trashy music programming from Palmetto Cablevision. Rep Irene Rudnick faulted the system for not serving Columbia station viewers. Barnwell County residents consider a separate cable system amid service complaints. Palmetto Cablevision dropped two of three Columbia stations on Nov 1, retaining music and shopping channels.
Former hostage Terry Waite said captors promised the three remaining Americans would be freed this month as he returned to Britain. Thomas Sutherland, dean of agriculture at the American University of Beirut, predicted all hostages would soon be freed and praised efforts toward peace in Lebanon.
DOE and Westinghouse will discuss the five month Operational Readiness Review of K-Reactor restart at a public hearing October in Aiken. The report notes weaknesses to be corrected before restart and an action plan to address findings.
W R Parden, director of the Aiken County Historical Museum, urged the county council to finance consistent grounds maintenance at Banksia. He proposed using Lower Savannah Work Camp crews to augment partial cleanup by Tri Development Center workers, noting neglect around the rear and north areas including an old schoolhouse and log cabin.
Veleta Rudnick of the Aiken County Health Department announces new flu vaccines are available starting Thursday. The $5 doses target at risk groups 65 and older, those with chronic heart or respiratory conditions, and residents of care facilities. Clinics run Thursdays in November excluding Thanksgiving, 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 4 p.m., plus December 5 at the Aiken Health Department.
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