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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1990
Page
1
The Buccaneers edge Cincinnati in a tight late game on page 3B with key plays by leading players and a decisive finish sealing a narrow victory for the visitors.
In Garden City New York neighbors push to ban driveway basketball hoops as eye sores while opponents call the move un American. Donna Robins a mother of three supports preserving a pristine look though trustees meet Thursday night and plan to mail letters to 72 homeowners with 90 days to comply.
Obituary notice lists Andrew J. Avera of Fort Lauderdale Florida Albert Edwards of Ridge Spring Virginia M Grier of Augusta Katherine Elizabeth Hammond George W Libby of Belvedere and Helen Stertz of Shreveport Louisiana. Page SA advised for full details.
Entertainment features Alan Jackson a tall blond blue eyed country star shaping Nashville. Kid books highlight Chris Van Allsburg and hot holiday reads. Food examines the Family of Spirit Cookbook spotlight on Black cooking. Weekender spotlights Elizabeth Pena filming Jacob's Ladder and Shannon's Deal TV work. A baby boom mom laments no playmate as her daughter grows up.
Washington battle over a deficit reduction plan ends in a setback for President Bush as 254-179 House vote signals deep GOP divisions. Bush vows veto of stopgap bills without a approved deficit plan amid widespread doubt and intensified lobbying.
Midland Valley High School cheerleaders led by co captains Johnson and Grose foster school spirit amid heat and rain. Sponsor Deer notes strict grades gate eligibility, while the squad eyes region win and nationals in Florida after recent success at Regency Mall. The Mustangs enjoy strong local support and uphold a tradition of enthusiasm.
America's unemployment rate rose to 5.7 percent in September, the third consecutive increase, with nonfarm payrolls down by about 101,000 and 42,000 census jobs cut. Economists warn of a looming recession as oil-price shocks and global tensions blunt growth.
The Savannah River Site begins vitrification test runs to immobilize high level liquid waste in glass. Waste is mixed with frit to form slurry, heated in a melter to about 2000 degrees, and poured into 10 by 2 foot canisters. Each canister holds 3,700 pounds of glass after 16 hours.
Soviet envoy delivered a Gorbachev message to Iraq amid Gulf crisis diplomacy. Britain backed linking Palestine talks to an Iraqi Kuwait pullout. Primakov met in Baghdad to press talks and possible exit for oil workers. Arafat met Saddam to discuss a political path within an Arab framework.
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