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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1990

Page

2

Trainor warns of Saddam risk of assassination

Bernard Trainor cautions that Saddam Hussein could face inner danger as republican guards may turn on him if he drags the regime toward national catastrophe by his own actions.

Bernard Trainor Saddam Iraq Nizar al-Khazraji Kuwait Iran Hussein Rashid U.S Trainor

Iran Contra profits diverted in 1986 revelations

On this day in 1986 the Iran Contra affair erupted as President Reagan and Attorney General Edwin Meese III disclosed that profits from arms sales to Iran had been diverted.

Reagan Edwin Meese Iran

Keating Five ethics probe widens with DeConcini memo claim

Washington Sen Dennis DeConcini faced scrutiny over a 1987 meeting with thrift regulator after a sworn statement cited verbal references to a memo proposing a deal favorable to Charles Keating. The ethics inquiry centers on DeConcini and four other senators including McCain Cranston Riegle Glenn.

Washington Dennis DeConcini S&l Charles H. Keating Senate Ethics Com Arizona Keating DeConcini Senate Keat- Keatinging John McCain R-Ariz Donald W. Riegle Jr D-Mich Alan Cranston Calif John Glenn Ohio

Deputy Fired For Bomb Threats To Steal Drugs

A Hillsborough County deputy Raymond Leo Novitis is dismissed after admitting to making 17 bomb threats to pharmacies in under a month to steal codeine based Lortab. He was arrested on Friday while on duty after leaving a drug store where he had responded to a threat.

Tampa Fla Raymond Leo Novitis Hillsborough County Cal Henderson

Fire Kills More Than 50 Horses in Newbury Stable Fire

An early morning blaze at a Newbury, Massachusetts commercial stable killed over 50 show and race horses. The fire started around 4 a.m. in a wing housing the horses with total losses exceeding 2 million dollars. Marshall Jespersen owns the farm and led efforts to identify the charred remains as investigators probe possible arson. In Geneva, White House protests over a clash at the airport between Bush delegation members and Swiss security occurred as U S officials reported aggressive handling of reporters and a protocol chief being assaulted.

Newbury Mass Marshall Jespersen Laffey Merry Washington White House Bush Geneva Marlin Fitzwater Thierry Magnin Mexico United States Europe Fitzwater U.S Joseph Reed Jerome Delay Agence France-Press

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Walesa and Mazowiecki Lead Polish Presidential Race

In Poland a six-person field, led by Lech Walesa and Tadeusz Mazowiecki, heads to a runoff likely on December 9 as no candidate clears 50 percent. Stanislaw Tyminski sits in third amid Solidarity tensions and a campaign pause ordered by the National Election Commission.

Solidarity Lech Walesa Tadeusz Mazowiecki Stanislaw Tyminski Walesa National Election Commission Roman Bartoszcze Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz Leszek Moczulski Gdansk Poland

Iraqi Opposition Considers Toppling Saddam

Nicosia reports Iraqi opposition groups weigh methods to remove Saddam Hussein amid fears of chaos and regional instability. Analysts warn a power vacuum could follow, with possible benefits for peace or further turmoil under international supervision.

Saddam Nicosia Cyprus Iraq Saddam Hussein Kuwait Middle East Philip Robins London Royal Institute of International Affairs Robins Baghdad

Media Flocks To Cover Possible Earthquake In Midwest

Media crews descend on New Madrid Missouri as Iben Browning warns of a major quake along the New Madrid Fault on or about December 3. Officials report reporters from Washington to Houston and say Browning's tidal theory fuels widespread public anxiety and school cancellations.

ST. Louis Midwest New Madrid Jim Helms Washington Browning Michigan Kansas City Oklahoma Houston Texas Missouri Iben Browning New Mexico Marked Tree Arkansas Missouri Bootheel Cairo Illinois

Gorbachev offers union treaty while republics balk

In Moscow on Saturday Gorbachev proposed a treaty that would grant republics control over most affairs except defense, naming the Union of Sovereign Soviet Republics. Several republics including Armenia Ukraine Georgia Estonia Latvia and Lithuania reject signing while others pursue sovereignty.

Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev Gorbachev Federation Council Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Soviet Union Union Baltic States Vytautas Landsbergis Armenia Ukraine Georgia Estonia Latvia Lithuania Kirgizia Kremlin

D C Remains Nation's Murder Capital Amid Declining Drug Link

Washington D C reports a third straight annual homicide record with 436 killings this year, two more than 1989, despite police noting a drop in drug related slayings from 66 percent in 1988 to 39 percent this year.

Washington District of Columbia Marion Barry

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