03 Sep 1989
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1989
Page
1
Fort Worth bank customer Nancy Carroll found one hundred thousand dollars left in a trash area and notified security. A local businessman Marvin Smith praised her honesty and gave her one hundred dollars as a reward. Carroll, 49, says she is glad to do the right thing.
The forecast calls for today and tonight to be cloudy with a chance of showers. Daytime highs will reach the upper 80s and overnight lows in the upper 60s. Monday is expected to be mostly sunny and warm with highs in the upper 80s.
Obituaries list Daisy H. Boone William T. Burckhalter Jr Edith Dobbs Frances R Green Claudia Sanders Gunter Laura Verenes Hampton H Ronald Johnson Cora Larson Snyder and Carl Wood with notice to see details on Page 4A in North Augusta Johnston Graniteville Langley Blackville Aiken Beech Island Columbia.
A truck bomb exploded near El Espectador in Bogota killing one and injuring between 12 and 38 people. The attack targets a paper that opposed drug traffickers as Colombia awaited U S military aid and a U S advance team was reported to be in country.
White House staffers refine language and tone for President Bush's first televised national address. Aides work with experts and advisers to ensure the speech resonates with viewers and follows careful messaging plans before the Tuesday broadcast.
Darlington pole sitter Alan Kulwicki leads as Darrell Waltrip eyes the Winston Million. Kulwicki aims to win the 40th Southern 500 worth over 200000 for the Wisconsin driver. Waltrip starts ninth seeking the three of four majors to claim the prize.
Washington two months of investigation failed to determine why small amounts of tritium were missing during shipment to two British companies. Energy Department says none was diverted for weapons, though a report notes cannot prove no diversion. About 5 grams missing, only under 1 gram accounted for. sales suspended, procedures revamped, new team pursuing discrepancies from Oak Ridge to Surelite and Saunders-Roe.
World War II bomber pilot Les Litton recalls flying 52 missions in the South Pacific aboard the B 24 Liberator and later preferring fighters. He trained at Marshall College in 1941 and credits Nimitz with halting Japanese supply lines. Litton, born 1923 in Louisville, reflects on flying as a path to purpose and charm. He also mentions meeting Barry Goldwater during Advanced Flying School at Yuma Arizona.
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