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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1989

Page

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Elvis fan heads for Graceland on Soviet visa

Kolya Vasin 44, the first Soviet citizen granted a visa to visit Elvis Presley’s Graceland, arrived at Memphis International Airport with 79 Elvis fans. He called himself an ambassador of Russian rock and spoke of limited Elvis info in the USSR.

Memphis, Tenn Soviet Union Elvis Presley Graceland United States Kolya Vasin Memphis International Vasin Britain King of Leningrad Elvis Russia Boston

Cloudy Weather With Showers Forecast Tonight Through Tuesday

Mostly cloudy skies are forecast tonight and Tuesday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. The low will be in the 60s and highs in the 70s. See Page 12A for more details.

Deaths of listed residents in various communities

Obituary notices listing deaths of Clarence G. Bentley Lincolnton Ga John B Byars Aiken Sadie D Gantt Washington D C Lessie C Garrett Warrenville Vira L Hall Aiken Myrtice Haywood Bath Bowman C Rinehart Graniteville Minnie B Rust Aiken Nezzie K Swartz Wagener Traci M Trotter Word with brief locator details for each deceased person from the region.

Clarence G. Bentley Lincolnton John B. Byars Aiken Sadie D. Gantt Washington, D.C Lessie C. Garrett Warrenville Vira L. Hall Myrtice Haywood Bath Bowman C. Rinehart Graniteville Minnie B. Rust Nezzie K. Swartz Wagener Traci M. Trotter Word

Community groups aid Cross hurricane victims in winterization effort

Williston Blackville and Barnwell volunteers raise funds and materials to winterize homes in Cross damaged by Hugo. Two crews worked Oct 7 to prep houses for cold weather. Organizers emphasize coordinating aid without compelling county residents to work in Berkeley County. Experienced electricians and carpenters are urged to join the Barnwell effort.

Barnwell Williston Blackville Cross Berkley County Sam Turnipseed Addiiion Hugo

Volunteers needed to winterize homes for vulnerable residents

After Hurricane Hugo, community leader Turnip seed appeals for general labor to winterize houses for the poor and elderly. He notes the emotional toll on older residents and compares the relief effort to a funeral, urging hands to help.

Seed Turnipseed South Carolina Lowcountry

Stocks Plunge In Early Trading After Friday 13th Selloff

U S stock markets opened sharply lower after global declines sparked by Friday's 190 point Dow drop the worst since 1987. The Dow fell to about 2 563 amid trading delays and heavy selling while Tokyo and European indices also declined. Prices fluctuated and trading systems moved to speed orders as investors remained anxious.

New York U.S Wall Street Hildegarde Zagorski Prudential Bache Securities Inc Tokyo London Bob Wade Robert Eming and Co Tokyo Stock Exchange Instondon Amster Milan Paris Brussels New York Stock Exchange the Exchange

State Tax Burden High Compared To Income

South Carolina faces a high state tax burden due to low per capita income, ranking 12th nationally in taxes paid per person. Economists note tourism agriculture and textiles pay modest wages, hindering income growth while taxes remain sizable. officials stress need for education and industry to raise per capita income.

Charleston South Carolina South U.S. Census Bureau Caroline Stroebel University of South Carolina Ms. Stroebel Thomas C. White III The College of Charleston Palmetto Vicki Jinnette State Tax Commission States

Gramm-Rudman Spending Cuts Take Hold Today

Automatic federal spending cuts totaling 16 billion take effect with Bush signing an order. About 8.1 billion cuts hit defense and 8.1 billion hit domestic programs, roughly 4.3 percent and 5.3 percent respectively, with Congress expected to negotiate a new deficit-reduction bill.

Washington Bush Congress Senate House Senate Richard Darman White House Office of Management and Budget Gramm-Rudman

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