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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1991

Page

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Weekend on the Cover Jacki Onassis Career and TV tease

At 62 Jackie Onassis is described as a social observer with a telescope, she has undergone two face lifts, spends three days weekly at her office, and earns about 50000 dollars. NBC will air a mini series A Woman Named Jackie October 13 to 15 detailing her life. Holiday buying tips feature new videos Fantasia and The Babysitters Special Christmas and books Hanukkah and The Jolly Christmas Postman.

Jackie Onassis Jackie NBC Fantasia The Hanukkah and

Ai ken Mayoral Candidates Face Off In October Debate

Republican Fred B. Cavanaugh and Democrat Lessie B. Price will debate Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Conference Center. USC Aiken professor Dr. Sandra Hochel will moderate. Tickets are limited via the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce. the event is free. The race follows Mayor H Odell Weeks’s August retirement after 44 years in office.

Aiken Fred B. Cavanaugh Lessie B. Price USC Aiken Sandra Hochel Aiken County Forum Greater Aiken

Deaths of Betty Crutcher Champion and Others Noted

Obituary notice lists Betty G Crutcher Champion Barnwell George Padgett Olaf Lillian Timmerman Stofer Mr Pleasant Ulysses Wilson with a request to see Page 4B for details.

Betty G. Crutcher Champion Barnwell George Padgett Olaf Lillian Timmerman Stofer Mr. Pleasant Ulysses Wilson

DOE Reassesses NPR Plans Amid Nuclear Arms Pushback

The Department of Energy faces a fresh review of the New Production Reactor project slated for the Savannah River Site as President Bush seeks to cut nuclear arms. DOE has spent about 678 million on NPR design and faces possible reductions in reactor size, power, and even necessity while planning a smaller modernized weapons program.

Washington Uss Savannah River New York Times George Bush DOE the Times Mary Joy Jameson The Times White House Office Ofanagement and Budget Washington State Ohio NPR Energy Department

Unemployment Rate Declines as Jobless Rate Edges Down

The September U.S. unemployment rate fell to 6.7 percent from 6.8 as 24 000 new payroll jobs were added. Janet Norwood noted conflicting survey results with 8.4 million unemployed and 1.1 million discouraged workers, amid a mixed labor market.

Washington U.S Labor Department Janet Norwood Bureau of Labor Statistics Norwood Bush Democratic Congress Lynn Martin

Breakfasts in Aiken Schools Highlight Time Challenge

Hungry students in Aiken County face learning and behavior issues. Only eight of 37 district schools offer breakfast, despite teachers urging full-day readiness. Principals worry about earlier bus schedules and day disruption, delaying program adoption.

Aiken County Joy Pannier Aiken Elementary Debbie Ballentine Naomi Hilderbrand

Liz Taylor and Larry Fortensky to wed in 1991 ceremony

Hollywood icon Elizabeth Taylor plans a Sunday wedding to Larry Fortensky, a 39 year old construction worker. The ceremony marks her eighth marriage after a life in the public eye and a romance that began during treatment at the Betty Ford Clinic.

Los Angeles Elizabeth Taylor Hollywood Miss Taylor Conrad Nicholson Nicky” Hilton Fortensky Betty Ford Clinic

Collect 900 telemarketing comes to an end by FCC ruling

The FCC banned collect 900 calls where a computer dials a number and bills a customer if they do not hang up promptly. About 70 000 900 lines profited for owners while sparking controversy nationwide. The rule prohibits carriers from carrying such calls effectively stopping the practice.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Cat Litz

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