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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1990
Page
1
Cavaliers snap Tigers in a page one item as Auburn slips in a tight bid. Florida State and East Carolina, plus Tennessee, Mississippi State, Southern Miss, and Alabama receiving rankings appear in a scattered standings list.
The New Faith Singers, a gospel group made up of Tennessee State Penitentiary inmates serving life sentences, won approval for a debut album on Warner Bros Records. Malik, speaking from prison, said the opportunity feels like a divine blessing.
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Ellen B Bonner Augusta Blanche West Burst Blackville Barry Fanning Blackville William Gleaton Norway Carol R Holland North Augusta John H Langston Jackson Mattie P Mungo North Augusta Mack C Wheat Vance details appear on Page 4A with full notices and dates to follow.
With under 60 days to the November 6 general election, South Carolina Democrats question Mitchell's bid to topple Gov. Carroll Campbell. Critics say his campaign shows little headway in advertising, organizing, and press coverage, with fundraisers noting cash weakness but pressure mounting for broader media attention.
Saddam Hussein called on Presidents Bush and Gorbachev to let the Arab world settle the Persian Gulf crisis. He warned against US led force buildup and described Iraq as peaceful while highlighting Iraq’s move toward Iran to bypass sanctions._embassies in Kuwait faced Iraqi pressure with open missions, food and services cut, and about 2,200 Americans still in Iraq and Kuwait.
In Helsinki Bush and Gorbachev arrived for talks amid the Persian Gulf crisis. Bush sought common ground against Iraq for a peaceful post Cold War era. Gorbachev urged cooperation to protect positive global trends. Saddam warned the U S and Soviet leaders that siding against him could hurt credibility. Scowcroft called a possible U S Soviet united front troubling to Saddam. The five hour session aimed at a joint stance on Kuwait and addressed arms control, European futures, and aid to the Soviet Union.
Miss Illinois Marjorie Judith Vincent, a Haitian descent pianist and Duke law student, won Miss America 1991 as Bert Parks serenaded with There She Is. First runner up Mary Waddell Gainey of South Carolina, second runner up Dana Brown of Tennessee, third runner up Suzanne Lawrence of Texas, and fifth Linnea Marie Fayard of Louisiana. Vincent, 25, arrived in the United States from Haiti at age 3 and aims to study international law and Caribbean development.
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