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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1990

Page

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Lottery winner crushed at county dump in Florida

Roy Clark a 39 year old lottery winner who took home 188000 last September is found dead at the Orange County dump after apparently sleeping in a trash bin. Detectives say he spent winnings on drinks limousines real estate and investments. He had less than 10 in his pockets and no relatives could be located.

Orlando Fla Roy Clark Orange Clark Hawaii California

Deaths Julia 8 Cole Chapel Hill to Williams noted

Obituary brief lists deaths including Julia 8 Cole of Chapel Hill North Carolina David C Dean of Augusta Jean F Mananzala of Graniteville Thaddeus P Samuiski of Blythewood and Henry L Williams of Denmark Details appear on Page 4A for further information.

Julia 8. Cole Chapel Hil N.C David C. Dean Augusta Jean F. Mananzala Graniteville Thaddeus P. Samuiski Blythewood Henry L. Williams Denmark

USA Weekend Feature Debuts In Aiken Standard Saturday

The Aiken Standard will carry USA Weekend starting September 8 with stories on Dukakis battle with alcoholism a review of The Doors and a debate over whether football or baseball is the best sport for readers to enjoy each Saturday.

USA Weekend Gannett Aiken Dukakis The

Former South Carolina Rep. Pleads Guilty in Sting Case

Former state Representative Daniel Winstead pleaded guilty to bribery related to a federal sting that indicted five politicians. He faced two counts for accepting a $1000 cash bribe from lobbyist Rob Cole to back a betting bill and for attempting to influence a colleague’s testimony. Winstead resigned Aug 23 and had served since 1979. Prosecutors allege he also pressured Representative Robert Kohn to alter testimony.

Charleston Daniel Winstead House U.S Dale DuTremble Winstead Hawkins Columbia Rob Cole

Pay Cut Worries Airmen On Saudi Base

Exposed to heat and long shifts under F-15s, airmen fear U S government cuts to BAS Basic Allowance for Subsis tence will reduce up to 180 dollars a month. They worry the move would hit wives and children back home, potentially hurting morale during deployment with Congress needing action to sustain the payments.

Dragon Base Camp Saudi Arabia U.S Chris Jessen Sa\ Arabia Jessen Kevin Wilde Sioux City Iowa Theiret Air Force Tactical Air Id Congress Sen Sam Nunn Col John McBroom First Tactical Fighter Wing McBroom

Iraq Lobbies Former Allies In World War II Text Era

Iraqi officials lobbied China and the Soviet Union to break isolation as Beijing urged humanitarian aid and Moscow pressed withdrawal of Iraqi forces from Kuwait. A U.S. soldier in occupied Kuwait was wounded, health status unclear, as Western aid and refugees continued to flow amid diplomatic efforts.

Beijing Moscow U.N Saddam Hussein Kuwait U.S Saddam Persian Gulf Iraq Gulf Jordan Hussein Baghdad China Taha Yassin Ramadan Foreign Ministry Li Jinhua Gorbachev Bush Helsinki Finland Aziz Iran

Thrift Bailout Cost Per Person In South Carolina

A congressional study finds the federal thrift bailout will pull 1.7 billion from South Carolina to pay depositors in other states. Over ten years SC residents pay about 2 billion in federal taxes, but only 300 million may return locally. the net loss equals 498 per person.

S.C Washington South Carolina Cleveland State University Edward W.hill Hill Northeast-Midwest Coalition S&l Hill Georgia North Carolina Alabama Texas Arizona Arkansas Louisiana Federal Deposit Insurance

Federal health officials set US health goals for 2000

The Department of Health and Human Services outlined 298 objectives aimed at preventing disease and promoting fitness over the 1990s. Key targets include 30 percent more adults exercising daily, reducing obesity and smoking, cutting teen pregnancies, increasing auto restraint use, and eliminating high blood lead levels in young children.

Washington James Mason Department of Health and Human Services HHS Louis Sullivan

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USA Sting Bruce Saudia Arabia John Christopher Burns Associated Press Kathy Kadan States News Service Thrift Federal Agency United States
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