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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1990
Page
1
The Aiken Standard continues its candidate series profiling Rep. Tom Huff Donald W Denny and Bill Hamilton who are running for S C House 83 in the November 6 general election A special election tabloid will publish November 3 Tomorrow the race for S C House 84 is previewed
A yearlong attempt to ban fortified wines on Skid Row in Los Angeles County largely backfired as liquor stores kept selling the high proof drinks. Local officials and storeowners cited price increases and continued availability, while Gallo and Canandaigua agreed to halt countrywide sales to Skid Rows.
Obituary notice lists Lillian Black Trenton Geraldine Coleman Aiken Ruby Odom Courtney Johnston Maude H Holmes Edgefield Nan B Luke Augusta Georgia C Odom Blackville Alice Culler Risher Jackson Nina Phillips Rollo Jackson John W Wells Aiken Hortense Woodson Edgefield details on Page 7B
Budget negotiators inch toward a $250 billion package of tax hikes and spending cuts. A nickel gas tax increase is likely, with Democrats and Republicans splitting on rich taxes and Medicare cuts as Sununu’s walkout frames a tense week of talks before a year end conclusion.
Jack Bullington and his two children Diana and Keith illustrate how households without a stay at home mom have become common in the 1990s. The single father cites loneliness, church support, and busy schedules as challenges while Diana and Keith describe love for their father and adjustments to routines after school care and after school activities.
American and Australian warships halted the 5,200 ton Iraqi freighter al-Bahar al-Arabi in the Gulf of Oman after it ignored warning shots and orders to return to Iraq. The vessel, shadowed overnight by U.S. and Italian ships, was en route to Aden Yemen with prohibited cargo of plywood and steel pipes.
On day seven of the trial in Columbia, state Rep. Luther Taylor faces the start of his defense over a federal Hobbs Act bribery scheme tied to pari mutuel betting legislation. Attorney Joel Collins signaled weekend review while Medlock immunity and the informant Ron Cobb loom as key elements. Former Rep. Robert Kohn testified, stating he and Taylor were aligned in the bribery scheme.
CDC reports 1990 TB cases up 9 percent from 1989 with 18 142 cases through week 41 predicting over 25 400 for the year. Experts warn TB resurgence tied to AIDS and weakened immunity, noting active TB among about 5 percent of AIDS patients and high rates in some AIDS populations.
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