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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1990
Page
2
In 1965 Pope Paul VI issued a decree absolving Jews of collective guilt for Jesus Christ's crucifixion. The papal document addressed anti Semitic charges, reaffirming the church's stance and promoting improved Jewish Catholic relations.
Six reputed organized crime figures from Miami Chicago and New York were indicted for laundering over 1 million dollars through Bingo World owner Stephen Paskind and conspiring to torch a rival bingo hall. Defendants include Cortina Angelini Urbana Silber Coco and two others.
The United Auto Workers cancel a three day extension for Chrysler workers in a move that could trigger a strike. Negotiations continue as the union seeks a new three year contract replacing the expired agreement.
The Aiken Standard provides contact numbers for subscriptions and advertising and lists office hours and mailing address. It notes subscription rates, publication schedule, and postmaster information including ISSN and legal mailing details.
The Defense Ministry said Palestinians from Judea Samaria and Gaza may reenter Israel starting Sunday but face stricter checks. About 1.7 million residents have been confined since violence left five dead and 11 wounded. Officials tighten controls to curb illegal stay and unlicensed labor while seeking to prevent terror.
Thousands of Inkatha Freedom Party supporters marched through downtown Johannesburg to protest police harassment. They wore red headbands and carried traditional weapons while demanding action from police headquarters where Inkatha Youth leader Themba Khoza spoke against police intimidation and political pressure from rivals.
French and British crews near completing a three-tunnel Channel link after three years of drilling. The 31 mile project aims for a mid 1993 completion with a mid 1991 rail tunnel linkup and a London Paris travel time of about three hours. Eurotunnel reports 3.5 billion in new credit from over 200 banks.
Georgetown investigators say Foster McKissick and pilot Claude James Davidson likely died in a coast crash. Wreckage and remains found near Winyah Bay seven miles from the inlet. coroner Williams saysIdentification uncertain but believes both occupants are deceased. Two memorial services set in Greenville for McKissick founder of The Litchfield Co. and Carolina First Bank chair.
Health officials urge afternoon Halloween events in Florida due to St Louis encephalitis spread by mosquitoes biting at dusk. Detroit and San Francisco officials warn of arson and vigilant activity against perceived satanic threats amid Halloween traditions.
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