27 Oct 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1991
Page
1
A fragmented scoreboard fragment lists multiple college teams with ranking numbers and scattered letters. Entries include Washington Oregon Notre Dame Southern Cal Penn State West Virginia Nebraska Missouri California San Jose State Texas A M Houston Colorado Kansas State Syracuse Rutgers Clemson N C State East Carolina Pittsburgh Florida A M and S C State with unclear annotations.
Death notices list Wade Marshall Franklin Johnston Alice Holley Hallman Betty McClanathan and James P. Mitchell in Aiken with details continued on Page 4A for further information.
Delegations from Jordan and Lebanon are announced for the Arab-Israeli talks opening this week in Spain. Israel accepts Arab demands to stay in Madrid for opening sessions with direct talks set to begin on November 3. Security protocol and venue logistics are being worked out by U.S. and Soviet organizers as Jordan forms a joint delegation with 14 Palestinian activists from the West Bank and Gaza.
The GAO report says the EPA ignored repeated GAO recommendations since 1988 to curb costs at Superfund cleanup sites. It notes limited follow through on contractor expense controls and slow enforcement efforts despite emphasis on cleanup speed and effectiveness.
Kirby Puckett homered in the 11th inning to lift the Minnesota Twins past the Atlanta Braves 4 3 in 11 innings. Minnesota ties the series at three games each and hosts Game 7 as Jack Morris starts against John Smoltz.
GOP seeks federal plan for redrawing districts prompting use of private attorneys for Gov. Carroll Campbell Lt. Gov Nick Theodore and the Senate. House and State Election Commission defend with AG office lawyers. Past battles cost Senate over 683000. Lawyers reportedly from Dickstein Shapiro Merinall and Gedney Howe. Senate leader calls rates very reasonable.
Jimmy Swaggart Ministries faces closure of its international television outreach after revelations of his involvement with prostitutes. Board member Dennis Brewer Sr. cited retreat from global broadcasts and sale of equipment to cut costs. Frances Swaggart and Jimmy Swaggart resigned from the board as viewers and donors reconsider support.
Standard Time resumed at 2 a.m. Sunday giving morning sleepers the extra hour they lost last April when DST began. If you missed it, you may have forgotten to set your alarm correctly before bed.
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