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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1992

Page

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Runoff Set In Senate District Race Between Ryberg Sanders

Two political newcomers Greg Ryberg and Walter Sonny Sanders vie in a runoff to determine the Democratic nominee for the Senate district that spans Aiken County and surrounding communities. Ryberg led Aug 25 voting but missed a clear majority, and Sanders seeks to derail him in Tuesday's contest. The winner faces William Kent in the Nov. 3 general election. The district stretches from Lake Murray through Aiken to North Augusta with most residents in Aiken County.

Pri Senate Ken Dstye Aiken Greg Ryberg Lexington Walter L Sonny) Sanders Aiken County Ryberg R&h Maxxon Inc North Augusta Sanders J. Allen Brodie Sam Bruce Randy Shaw Brodie Bruce Beech Island Hollow Creek

United Auto Workers End GM Strike Vote Ends Lockout

United Auto Workers Local 1714 members approve a contract ending a strike that idled nearly 43,000 GM workers and closed nine plants. About 98 percent of 800 voters supported the deal, 18 opposed, after private talks on pay health safety hiring and plant closings.

Youngstown United Auto Workers General Motors Corp Robert Hall Hall United Auto Workers Local General Motors

Florida damage focus as volunteers aid recovery

Building code experts inspect hurricane damaged Florida structures while volunteers cleaned up. Revs Billy Graham and Jesse Jackson led a prayer for recovery after Hurricane Andrew. FBI and U S attorneys recruit architecture experts to probe code violations and substandard work, with penalties including license loss and fines.

Homestead Fla Billy Graham Jesse Jackson Jackson Here Jackie Luongo First Presbyterian Church of Fort Lauderdale Luongo Miami U.S U.S Dan Gelber Dade County

Infant Named For Hurricane Found Dead At Shelter

A week-old baby boy named Andrew Juanchi, who was named after Hurricane Andrew, was found dead in his crib at Coral Park High School Red Cross shelter in South Miami. Police investigate possible SIDS as mother Natalia Rivera and family cope with the loss. an autopsy is pending.

Miami Fla Andrew Red Cross Andrew Juanchi Coral Park High School Natalia Deive Rey

Financial Life At The End Of The Budget Pipeline

The state Budget and Control Board cut more than 200 million dollars across agencies in hard times. Agencies face travel, office, and supply cuts, with hiring freezes and overtime elimination. Layoffs are not expected for at least two weeks, as Gov Campbell, legislators, and agency leaders spar publicly over the cuts.

State Budget and Control Board Aiken County Carroll A. Campbell

Quayle Leads Rainy Parade At Darlington

Vice President Dan Quayle served as grand marshal leading the Southern 500 parade in Darlington despite steady rain. He rode with a blue umbrella as boy scouts and cheerleaders accompanied him along the route to cheering crowds. Governor Carroll Campbell also attended the event.

Darlington Dan Quayle Tobacco Town Wayle Carroll Campbell

Races and politics mix as Thurmond spotted with Clinton plan

A brief report notes a scene with Quayle and a group of cowboy-hatted horsemen. Among them is A's Son, Strom Thurmond, who turns 90 later this year. It mentions the Southern 500 stock car race to be run Sunday and references Democratic presidential nominee Bill Clinton.

Quayle Strom Thurmond R.C Bill Clinton

Clinton vows to carry South Carolina at Statehouse rally

Bill Clinton addressed 5 000 to 8 000 supporters at the South Carolina Statehouse pledging to clinch a Democratic win there the first since 1976. He argued health care and education reforms and defended his plan against Bush attacks on nationalized insurance and job losses.

Clinton South Carolina Columbia Bill Clinton Statehouse Bush

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