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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1990
Page
2
On this day in 1964 Nikita S. Khrushchev was removed from office. He was replaced as premier by Alexei N. Kosygin and as party secretary by Leonid I. Brezhnev in a pivotal Soviet leadership transition.
Santa Clarita prosecutors charge Walter G. Sylvia Jr. with manslaughter after his 6 year old son Michael was killed when a car crash on Aug 8 happened because the child was not belted. Sylvia faces arraignment and possible jail time up to one year.
Washington House and Senate conferees clash over restricting pesticide exports that are banned or unregistered in the United States as they push toward finishing the 1990 farm bill. Negotiations also hinge on a tentative $13 billion in agriculture budget cuts within a five year deficit reduction package.
President Bush shifts focus from the budget to fundraising for Republican candidates in Texas Nebraska Iowa Illinois and Michigan. He faces questions over revenue and spending cuts while seeking a capital gains tax cut and potential tax increase for the wealthy.
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Seven blacks were killed and several wounded in a renewed clash between Zulus and Xhosas at a migrant workers camp near Kempton Park east of Johannesburg. Police reported gun and knife wounds with no arrests. talks for peace were planned despite Mandela and Buthelezi remaining at odds.
Iraq and Iran resume diplomatic ties after years of hostility. A Soviet agency said Saddam may pull troops from Kuwait if allowed to retain some territory. A separate report said a London paper linked Libya to Iraq for a bomb. In Jiddah Kuwaiti exiles seek democratic reforms. Cairo papers report arrests in the Mahgoub assassination probe.
Jerusalem reports that Israel refused a United Nations investigation into the deaths of 19 Palestinians during Temple Mount riots. Cabinet vows to pursue a Jewish settlement drive, mounting tensions with the United States over the UN resolution and a domestic inquiry led by Zvi Zamir.
A GAO study notes bottled water can originate from public supplies and labels may mislead consumers about source. Industry officials defend taste while experts warn some brands exceed drinking water standards. The report follows benzene concerns at Perrier and highlights variable safety between bottled and tap water.
In Chicago and beyond leaf burning has sparked conflicts as landfills overflow and residents push back against bans on yard waste disposal. Environmental officials note limited air quality risk while critics cite smells and health concerns from smoke.
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