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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1989

Page

2

Earthquake Strikes Soviet Armenia and IRA Kills Soldier’s German Wife

A strong quake of magnitude six rattled northern Armenia near Spitak and Kirovakan with a smaller aftershock forty minutes later. In Dortmund West Germany the IRA said it killed a British soldier's German wife in a car ambush near a military housing area.

Moscow Spitak Kirovakan Armenia Armenpress Yerevan Leninakan Dortmund West Germany Irish Republican Army Dublin Ireland IRA Thatcher Margaret Thatcher Britain Northern Ireland Muenster Hans-Juergen Foerster Karlsruhe Foerster Anna-Massen Hanover

Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Information

The Aiken Standard lists subscription rates and contact numbers for advertising and news ideas. It provides office addresses at 124 Rutland Drive and P.O. Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and specifies hours for customer service and paper delivery.

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

Witnesses say no room at Bakker's Heritage USA lodging

Testimony in the PTL trial describes five lifetime partners who paid for lodging at Heritage USA but say no vacancies were available. Witnesses recount plans to buy lodging and park access, while prosecutors highlight significant ministry spending including luxury cars and a corporate jet.

Charlotte N.C Jim Bakker Kerstetter Shamokin PTL Heritage USA Fort Mill Bakker 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Richmond U.S Robert Potter Harold Bender George T. Davis Potter Jessica Hahn Heritage Grand Hotel Jerry Miller Ms. Hahn Lila Angel Atlantic Beach Fla Dana Angel

Senate backs emancipation proclamation for the disabled

The Senate approved a civil rights style bill 76 to 8 extending protections to disabled Americans including many AIDS patients. It bars employment discrimination and requires equal access to public places and toll-free telephone service for the hearing and speech impaired. The measure covers firms with 15 or more employees after two years, with penalties up to 100000 dollars for public accommodations violations.

Washington Senate House America Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Committee On Labor and Human Resources Tom Harkin Iowa White House Sen David Pryor U.S. Chamber of Commerce Dale Bumpers D-Ark Jesse Helms R-N.c

Senate pushes rapid action on Bush drug bill

The Senate voted 83 8 to divert 45 million from mass mailing funds to drug programs as part of a 7.9 billion plan. Leaders from both parties urged expedited talks with the White House to fast track legislation, with Mitchell and Foley cautious on timing. The package also includes aid to Andean nations, interdiction efforts, tougher treatment, new prisons, and greater education.

Washington Senate Pete Wilson Calif Bush Bob Dole House Joseph R. Biden Jr D-Del White House George Mitchell Maine Thomas Foley Foley Jeff Biggs South America Bennett Sen Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass

Senate weighs plan to raise Social Security tax for Medicare relief

Senate Finance Committee weighs options to fund Medicare catastrophic insurance for retirees amid retiree complaints. Proposal would raise the 1.45 percent Social Security hospital tax on earnings from 48 000 to 60 000, costing about 174 dollars more per year for both employee and employer at the 60 000 income level.

Washington Senate Robert Packwood Rove Senate Finance Committee

Senate panel backs ban on smoking on all domestic flights

Lawmakers from tobacco states press to defeat a Senate floor bid to permanently ban smoking on all domestic airline flights. The Appropriations Committee approved the 11.9 billion transportation bill with the restriction, set to take effect 90 days after enactment.

Washington Senate Senate Appropriations Committee Thad Cochran R-Miss Cochran Jesse Helms R-N.c

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