Prep Scores Midland Valley
Midland Valley highlights South Airien Wardlaw and Andrew Je in a brief prep sports update noting top performers and upcoming games.
16 Sep 1989
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1989
Page
1
Midland Valley highlights South Airien Wardlaw and Andrew Je in a brief prep sports update noting top performers and upcoming games.
A 10 minute color based AIDS test moves toward licensing later this year. Trials run at nine centers show results in minutes in a doctor office avoiding lab delays. Murex Corp president Jarel R. Kelsey says it preserves anonymity and could boost testing.
Philadelphia AP report says attorney Mark Klugheit learned of the indictment of pharmacist Sheldon M. Markind for prescription drug trafficking after his client died of a heart attack on May 18. Prosecutors say they had not received written notice or death certificate to drop charges.
A weather bulletin notes mostly cloudy skies with a 60 percent chance of thunderstorms today. The chance lessens to 40 percent on Sunday with highs in the mid 80s and overnight lows in the upper 60s. Details appear on Page BA.
Robert H. Goff of Saluda has died. The notice directs readers to page 6A for full obituary details.
More than two dozen Aiken Electric Cooperative consumer-owners joined leaders Friday to condemn the Aiken City Council plan to designate South Carolina Electric and Gas as primary power provider for newly annexed areas. The council approved a franchise with Aiken Electric but slated SCE&G as primary in the annexed zones, with a public hearing set for Oct. 2. The move could reassign developing subdivisions and commercial centers on the south side to SCE&G unless service agreements with Aiken Electric are signed. The 1973 territorial rights agreement by the Public Service Commission still governs area boundaries.
President Bush expressed sorrow over the Kentucky printing plant killings and reiterated opposition to banning assault weapons. He urged enforcement of existing laws and noted local bans on autos. He cited Texas and UT Austin tower sniper incidents and defended education and enforcement over new federal gun restrictions.
Testimony in Jim Bakker’s fraud case shows PTL laid off hundreds of workers in 1985 while approving large bonuses for Bakker in 1986. Joanie Ames, a former payroll clerk, described welfare dependence after layoffs. Evelyn Spencer recalled approving up to 150 000 plus taxes in bonuses, with the defense claiming she would have approved 500 000 if the board agreed. Prosecutors say Bakker diverted 3.7 million for his lifestyle as legal jeopardy looms.
The Justice Department filed a civil rights suit in Columbia federal court accusing Bruce and Rose Salter and Salter Enterprise Inc. of pattern racial discrimination at the Buffalo Room Georgia Avenue. The complaint alleges denial of service and removal of Black patrons, with DOJ officials calling Congress action against such discrimination.
President Bush asserted continued support for the 7.9 billion drug war plan but said he is flexible as Democrats press for more funding. Jesse Jackson testified on Capitol Hill criticizing the plan for not fully addressing poverty, drug dealers, and community input. Senate negotiators reported progress while Byrd and Hatfield signaled options remain on the table despite administration opposition to a cross‑cut.
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