Farmers Almanac Proposes Thanksgiving Date Shift
Lewiston Maine AP reports the 1991 Farmers Almanac suggests moving Thanksgiving to the fourth Thursday in November or possibly the second Monday in October like Canada. Editor Ray Geiger invites reader ideas as the publication notes travel weather and harvest alignment benefits.
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Lewiston
Maine
Farmers’ Almanac
Almanac
Canada
Ray Geiger
Deaths of several individuals across Georgia and Tennessee
Obituary notices list Juanita M. Bunn Ellenwood GA Annice T Butler Germantown TN Leroy Cornwell Aiken Floyd H Dawkins Lincolnton GA Rytti L Jordan Ridge Spring Dr Albert E Morris Aiken Dr Edwin R Worrell Columbia See page 38 for details.
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Juanita M. Bunn
Ellenwood
Annice T. Butler
Germantown
Tenn
Leroy Cornwell
Aiken
Floyd H. Dawkins
Lincolnton
Garytti L. Jordan
Ridge Spring
Albert E. Morris
Edwin R. Worrell
Columbia
USA Weekend Comes to Aiken Standard for Sept 8
The Aiken Standard will print USA Weekend every Saturday starting with the Sept 8 edition. It will include Kitty Dukakis battle with alcoholism, a review of the Doors film, and a debate on whether football or baseball is the best sport.
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USA Weekend
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Aiken
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The
Local radio stations prepare to broadcast high school football
Two local stations WKSX FM and WAJY FM will air Strom Thurmond Aiken and South Aiken games this fall. WKSX has long covered Thurmond sports and will provide live broadcasts with a four man team and post game scoreboard show. WAJY aims to deliver Aiken South Aiken action with USC Aiken broadcaster Dick Tubner and Frank Lafferty providing color and stats.
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Ginny Southworth
Aiken
South Aiken
Wajy-Fm
Strom
Thurmond
Wajyfm
Tubner
Wichita State University
USCA
Frank Lafferty
Sta
Holly Hill-Roberts
WKSX
Aiken High Hornets
Irmo
Casey
Edgefield County
University of South Carolina
Kuwait May Pay For Forces In Gulf Crisis
The global effort against Iraq strengthens with new aid for Gulf victims and Kuwait’s exiled leaders pledging to help fund US forces. Moscow backs a UN peacekeeping role and possible Russian troop involvement as Britain sends minehunters toward the Persian Gulf. US chartered Iraqi planes move Americans from Kuwait to Baghdad then Amman.
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Moscow
Gulf
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Egypt
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Amman
Jordan
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Washington
U S Shouldered 40 Percent Of 87 Gulf Effort
U S representatives cite GAO data showing limited foreign support for 1987 88 reflagging of oil tankers asOperation Desert Shield shapes up to cost one billion dollars a month. Schroeder and Ireland fault Germany and Japan for minimal help.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
United States
Pat Schroeder
D-Co
Andy Ireland
R-Fi
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Rep
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Rep. Schroeder
Germany
Japan
Delegation Backs Motion For Alternative Prison Sites
The Aiken County Legislative Delegation urged the state Department of Corrections to study alternative sites for a youth corrections center after a petition showed over 80 percent of 100 Vaucluse residents oppose prison construction nearby. The proposed 160 acre site near I 20 and SC 191, within three miles of about 600 homes, faces local fears of escapes and safety concerns.
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Vaucluse
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Interstate 20
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Vaucluse Group
Corrections Department
Aiken
City of
Second Former S C Lawmaker Pleads Guilty In FBI Sting Case
The second of five South Carolina state legislators indicted on federal corruption charges pleaded guilty at a Charleston hearing. Daniel Winstead admitted to vote selling and obstruction of justice after prosecutors showed a video of him pocketing a $1,000 bribe in a restaurant.
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U.S
Falcon Hawkins
Winestead
Winstead
Robert Kohn
Kohn
FBI
Hollings Suits Made in Seoul Reflect Textile Bill Backlash
Washington report reveals Sen. Ernest Hollings buys custom suits from a Seoul tailor. Cloth shipped from the U.S. was used, with tailoring costing about 100 dollars. Other lawmakers named include Shelby Harkin and Lugar.
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Ernest F
Fritz) Hollings
D-S.c
Seoul
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America
Hilton Lee
Post
Lee
States
U.S
Richard G. Shelby
D-Ala
Tom Harkin
D-Ia
Richard G. Lugar
R-Ind
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Hollings
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