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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1990
Page
4
Aiken's Department of Public Safety, with a federal Justice Assistance Grant, completed a year long fencing sting that netted about 20 burglar arrests and returned over $500 000 in stolen items to businesses and residents. The operation cleared approximately 200 burglaries and led to investigations into local fencing rings.
Frank Farian reveals Rob Pilatus and Fab Morgan did not perform the album music. Other vocalists recorded the tracks while the duo lip synced for videos and live shows causing fans to react by returning or destroying records.
On September 30 a break in at the Special Education Office in Aiken County led to the loss of several computers a typewriter and a microwave. A sting operation by the Aiken Police Department recovered most of the equipment and the office thanks the police for their dedication.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address and legible content. Brief, to the point submissions are preferred. all letters may be edited or condensed. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
A compact masthead lists key editorial and production personnel including John F. Boyette II as managing editor Jeffrey B. Wallace as editorial page editor Melanie L. Arney as advertising director Sue S. Brown as production director Ellen C. Priest as business manager and Daniel S. Holland as circulation director for the Aiken Standard in Aiken South Carolina dated Tuesday November 20 1990.
A biased column portrays the Keating Five as trapped in a television spectacle. It argues five senators took Keating’s money and questions ethics, while blaming Congress’s money driven system for broader corruption and campaign excesses.
The piece compares Vietnam era protests to the current Gulf War opposition led by Ramsey Clark and the Coalition to Stop U S Intervention in the Middle East. It notes Clark met Saddam Hussein, plans large rallies in New York, Times Square, and a Madison Square Garden speak out, and cites changing public opinion and draft debates.
Dr. Robert Billings unveils LaserCel a hydrogen fuel cell using a high-power laser to boost efficiency and range. The system doubles a prior hydrogen car to 300 miles, cuts fuel costs, and may license for commercial use. A reverse operation option would generate fuel from water overnight.
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