A's Hoping For Greener Grass
The article highlights the Oakland Athletics aiming to improve by offseason moves and young players, seeking better performance and stability this season after a challenging year with pitching and lineup consistency.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1990
Page
1
The article highlights the Oakland Athletics aiming to improve by offseason moves and young players, seeking better performance and stability this season after a challenging year with pitching and lineup consistency.
The Aiken Standard profiles Rep. Irene Rudnick who is running unopposed in State House District 81 as part of a candidate series. The piece notes more profiles will appear for the November 6 general election with a special election tabloid on November 3. Tomorrow features Democrat Larry Gentry versus Republican William Carter in District 39.
Four Cuban lifeguards, all in their 20s, were rescued by a Puerto Rican cargo ship after spending five days in a rubber dinghy 25 miles north of Cuba. They fired flare guns upon sighting the Sea Land Consumer and said they fled Cuba seeking freedom from prison like conditions. Officials suggest their target was Key West, Florida.
Notice lists deaths of Grace A Fallon of Ridge Spring Clarence B Mabrey of Barnwell Robert McCarty of Clearwater and Robert Ready of Aiken with details on page 6A.
About 120 people filled the Aiken Municipal Center to object to T & F Properties annexation and R-3 zoning of 41.78 acres near the Steeplechase Track. The Planning Commission unanimously denied the request after heated debate, with horse owners warning development would ruin training and push trainers to move away.
The Aiken High Hornet Booster Club keeps game nights fueled with volunteers led by Mrs. Ann Eagerton Mrs. Kay Shirley and Mr. Tommy Gibbs Each member helps at concessions sells souvenirs and tickets and works in shifts with parents of players from other sports This all day preparation runs from early Friday to post game cleanup highlighting community involvement beyond the field.
Intense storms sent tornadoes across the East with at least 50 injured in Baltimore suburbs and tens of thousands losing power from Virginia to New York. A farmer, 73, Russell Martin, died in King William County as a wooden barn collapsed in a tornado. The system dropped six inches of rain in Albemarle County and toppled trees in Washington DC areas.
Washington CAP alleges conflicts of interest and misuse of campaign funds by U S Senator Strom Thurmond and Representative Butler Derrick. The group accuses them of financing retirement funds with campaign money and calls for public financing of elections. CAP cites Thurmond’s $79,100 in contributions from affected industry groups and Derrick’s $183,056 campaign total as examples.
Washington congress and Senate negotiators pursue a quick accord between rival deficit plans. The Senate backed a plan raising the gasoline tax to 18.4 cents, curbing deductions for high earners, and boosting Medicare taxes, while the House would tax higher incomes and cut inflation adjustments. President Bush threatened a veto if no agreement is reached to extend spending authority.
Saturday on the Cover notes Paul Simon’s new album centered on Brazilian influences and his plan for a save the lighthouse benefit on Long Island. The Weekend Cook offers Lee Bailey’s fall potluck tips and recipes. Traveling picks highlight crafts focused cities. Halloween celebrations shift to family friendly events across major cities.
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