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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1990

Page

2

Police Shootings, Probes Shadow City Crackdown

In Kansas City a 24 year old stockbroker Terry D Barnes was fatally shot by an officer during a prowler search at 3 30 am. It marks the seventh police shooting this year, with tensions over brutality and racism rising as public concern grows.

Kansas City Terry D. Barnes Barnes Andy Brez

Aggressive Squirrels Close Wheaton Park Playground

In Wheaton Regional Park aggressive squirrels have bitten children in the past two weeks prompting park officials to close the playground until further notice. A maintenance worker said a man bludgeoned a squirrel with a stick and warned visitors to keep away from the area while acorn hunger drives the animals to charge people.

Wheaton Montgomery County Wheaton Regional Park Kathy Lowe Lowe Park

Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Info

Subscription options include 3, 6, and 12 months with prices listed. The Aiken Standard is published by Aiken Communications Inc. at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and offers contact numbers for classifieds display and customer service.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken Standard, P.O Aiken, S.C Aiken Aiken Communications Inc P.O. Box S.C

Miner Seeks Exit as Soviet Coal Miners Form Independent Union

In Donetsk, Volodya Kyechin recounts deadly heat and strained pay as miners advocate change. After a five day congress, workers vote to create a nationwide independent labor union and push for safety and management input while Kyechin weighs joining, wary of promises. The report details life near 1.2 million residents, with 40 mines in Donetsk and amid a state union system.

Donetsk U.S.S.R Volodya Kyechin Kyechin Tanya Soviet Union Coun Kyechins

Mitterrand Gorbachev Sign Cooperation Pact in Ram bouillet

French President Francois Mitterrand and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev signed a broad cooperation pact at the Ram bouillet chateau near Paris. The accord envisages regular political talks and French help for the Soviet move toward a market economy and accession talks with the European Community.

Soviet Union Mitterrand Gorbachev Mikhail Gorbachev Francois Mitterrand Rambouillet Paris

Black factional fighting claims 18 more lives in Soweto clashes

In Soweto eight people were killed and 33 wounded in three overnight attacks as factional violence between Inkatha supporters and Xhosa ANC-aligned groups intensified. Since August the Johannesburg area has seen over 800 deaths amid clashes linked to apartheid policy and leadership rivalries.

Johannesburg South Africa Soweto Tienie Halgryn Inkatha Inkatha Freedom Party Xhosas African National Congress ANC Halgryn Orange Free State

Grunseth Drops Out of Minnesota Governor Race

Jon Grunseth quit the Minnesota gubernatorial race nine days before the election amid allegations of affairs and nude swimming with teenage girls. The Republican Party faced turmoil as Arne Carlson considered a write in bid while party leaders weighed new candidates.

Jon Grunseth Minnesota AFTON Minn Republican Party Grunseth Minneapolis Rudy Perpich Arne Carlson Carlson GOP Bob Weinholzer Perpich

Stranded Tourists Await Ferry Rides After Oregon Inlet Bridge Collapse

Tourists stranded on North Carolina's Outer Banks faced long lines and rising tensions as ferries ferried limited vehicle capacity off Hatteras and Ocracoke islands after the Herbert C. Bonner Bridge collapsed due to a dredge incident. Officials warned weeks to months for bridge repair while National Guard delivered meals and supplies.

Oregon Inlet N.C North Carolina Hatteras Ocracoke Islands Herbert C. Bonner Marc Basnight Ocracoke Island Army National Guard

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