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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1990
Page
2
In 1963 twenty Black students entered public schools in three Alabama towns amid a stand off between federal authorities and Governor George Wallace.
Pope John Paul II blessed the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace in Yamoussoukro ending a 10 day African journey. Security and protests surrounded the event with more than 300000 expected attendees amid accusations of forced attendance and a detained press crew. In New York, Ellis Island reopened as a museum with 49 new citizens sworn in by Justice Scalia.
In Jakarta the four Cambodian factions met to discuss ruling arrangements until elections can be held. Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said the groups can accept the eight point peace plan drafted by the five permanent UN Security Council members as a negotiating framework. The talks focus on forming an interim administration.
A Soviet Sukhoi 27 crashed during an air show in Reviso Italy. Officials report two dead including the pilot Rimas Stankiavicius of the Gromov Institute. One adult and two children among 40,000 spectators injured with minor injuries noted.
Jes Troy Coleman, 43, was put to death by injection at Oklahoma State Penitentiary for the 1979 shotgun slaying of an elderly man who surprised a burglary. He spoke of love and peace as candles burned outside the prison and Capitol. Oklahoma resumes executions as the 15th state since 1976.
Gainesville investigations focus on a knife allegedly found in a milk carton at the grandmother's Indialantic home as part of a wider probe into the stabbing deaths of five college students. Lawyer J R Russo questions the knife's significance while noting the suspect named Edward Lewis Humphrey, who has mental health issues and multiple personalities, including John and Henry.
A five judge study panel recommends a three year trial allowing cameras and radio gear to record proceedings in federal courtrooms. The US Judicial Conference will discuss the plan led by Chief Justice Rehnquist and panel head Judge Peckham, citing current rules as unduly restrictive.
At Andrews Air Force Base Maryland congressional leaders and administration officials report a wide gulf after three days of intensive budget talks. They aim to save 50 billion next year and 500 billion over five years but progress is slow with talks continuing.
In Minnesota and across the country, several upset bids highlight Tuesday's 11 primaries. Mike Hatch questions Gov. Perpich's lead while Roy Dyson faces Barbara Kreamer as Bellwether races unfold with Mecham Symington Durkin Donchess Rauh in play for other offices.
AP plans cover next week include economic reports on August producer prices retail sales and industrial production. Highlights span primaries in 10 states Senate hearings on antitrust and S&L issues and court actions in New York and Alabama with cultural events in Moscow Detroit Bozeman and Pasadena.
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