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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1990
Page
1
Page 10B reports a partly cloudy weather outlook with a chance of storms later in the day. Local temperatures and rainfall chances are noted for regional areas.
Animal rights groups sue to stop trading Rainbow the dolphin from the New England Aquarium to the Naval Ocean Systems Center in San Diego for a partly deaf female, alleging a hazardous exchange and aiming for a federal court halt. Rainbows fate hangs on a Wednesday hearing.
Death notices list Kella Campbell of Lexington Lucille O Keast Fitzgerald of Syracuse NY Mary D Gale of Warrenville Herman L Holmes of Trenton Herbert Lee of Philadelphia Edna B Robinson of New Ellenton Bernetta H Selman of Aiken Heyward T Widener of Williston Readers are directed to Page 5A for full details.
President Bush will tell Congress that the Persian Gulf crisis has forged a new world order with superpower adversaries united to reverse Iraq’s Kuwait conquest. He plans to outline sending 100000+ troops to pressure Iraq and deter invasion of Saudi Arabia, after a Helsinki summit with Mikhail Gorbachev.
A light aircraft crashed and exploded in a rural cotton field about 12 miles northwest of Aiken near Interstate 20. The unidentified pilot died. deputies sealed Piper Road access fearing hazardous materials from the wreck and investigators listed insecticide concerns.
The Aiken City Council unanimously approved $5,000 from accommodations taxes to seed a $100,000 start for a six lane track at Hagood Stadium serving Aiken and South Aiken High schools. Boosters seek county loan and private funding to complete the project, adding a third county track alongside North Augusta and Midland Valley high schools.
City Manager Roland H. Windham says Aiken’s 18,772 residents appear low by as much as 1,500 once counted areas like Pacer Downs Apartments and Mattie C. Hall Nursing Home are included. Protests must be filed within 15 days to impact federal funding, with council hearing Windham’s claim that the preliminary data omit housing and apartment units.
A damaging storm Monday brought heavy rain and a house fire sparked by lightning near Hayne Avenue and Trafalgar Street. Twenty crews fought the blaze for about an hour, while South Boundary and Fairfield Street faced outages until 10 p.m. Power was later restored and crews planned further repairs, with Rose Bank Condominiums among last to regain electricity.
U S Army Reserve unit in Aiken is on alert status one step from active duty. Lt Col Dave Aridg of the 120th Army Reserve Command at Fort Jackson says they could be called to active duty at any moment. He notes six of eight activated units have been deployed or not yet sent overseas, with uncertainty about Saudi Arabia.
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