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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1991

Page

1

Weather Mostly Sunny with Isolated Storms Forecast

A mostly sunny day gives way to a chance of isolated storms in the afternoon. Humid conditions persist with temperatures reaching the upper 80s, while light winds from the south ease the heat. At night expect clearing skies and warm temperatures inland.

Confirmation optimism for Clarence Thomas seat

Washington AP reports Senators from both parties see positive odds for Clarence Thomas to join the Supreme Court as the Senate Judiciary Committee moves to hear about 90 witnesses with varied views. Thomas concludes a five day interview thanking the committee and his family. Democrats say he dodged questions, but committee support appears likely. Senators Hatch predicts at least eight committee votes to advance his nomination.

Washington Clarence Thomas Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Thomas Tomas Bush Thurgood Marshall Orrin Hatch Utah Judiciary Committee Senate

Obituaries list deaths of multiple individuals across several towns

The notice lists the deaths of Bertha Burckhalter Williston Fintey Grey Hephzibah Elmore Hall Batesburg Henry W. Haskell Barnwell Robert Lanham Jr Augusta Helen C. Mixon Falls Church Va Michael Morrison Augusta T C Usry Bath Bartow Walsh Flagler Beach Fla See page 5A for details.

Bertha Burckhalter Williston Fintey Grey Hephzibah Elmore Hall Batesburg Henry W. Haskell Barnwell Robert Lanham Jr Augusta Helen C. Mixon Falls Church Michael Morrison T.C. Usry Bath Bartow Walsh Flagler Beach Fla

Economy Sputters Fanning South Carolina Arson Rise

The Associated Press reports a 50 percent jump in property burned in 1990 South Carolina arson cases, totaling 1,385 fires with 386 resolved. Officials cite economic stress as a driver, noting arson for revenge or debt relief as factors, and warn insurers faces profit-driven schemes amid ongoing investigations.

Columbia South Carolina John Barracota John Reich Barracota

Philippine base closing delayed amid referendum move

Manila reports that President Aquino suspended the base shutdown at Subic Bay to allow a popular vote on the U.S. military presence. Senado rejection of a new lease presses a constitutional issue while Clark Air Base faces closure next year.

Manila Philippines U.S Subic Bay Naval Base Corazon Aquino Subic U.S. Naval Base Asia Philippine Senate Aquino People Power Clark Air Base Raul Manglapus Senate

Revenue picture seems brighter for county

August revenue collections exceed 1.4 million, lifting available funds to 3.397 million in cash and investments. Treasurer Margie Plunkett cites a 4.8 million tax anticipation note, with 3 million in a local pool and 800000 drawn for county checks. Fiscal year start showed a 900000 deficit, to be reduced by hiring freezes and austerity.

Aiken County Margie Plunkett

Freddy’s Dead Debuts at No 1 with 13 Million Weekend

Freddy Krueger returns in Freddy’s Dead The Final Nightmare leading box office with 13 million in weekend sales. New Line promises the sixth entry is the finale while The Dream Child earlier opened in 1989 at 8.1 million. Dead Again slips to second with 3.8 million as The Commitments 2.51 million, Terminator 2 2.48 million, and Hot Shots! 2.25 million.

Los Angeles Freddy Krueger New Line Cinema Freddy Entertainment Data Inc Kenneth Branagh Arnold Schwarzenegger

Deflected Iraqi Grenades Blamed for Deadly Friendly Fire

Army records show a February 27 Gulf War incident where Iraqi rocket propelled grenades caused misidentification by U S gunners in the 3rd Brigade 2nd Armored, leading to a fatal friendly fire barrage. Six soldiers were killed and 25 wounded as gunners mistook heat flashes for enemy tanks.

Washington U.S 2Nd Armored Division 3Rd Brigade

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Oilers the Chiefs Abby The Associated Press State Farm David Hurst Reich Yugoslavia Dajek Philippine Carl Langley Aiken National Health Corp Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center Plunkett Prince Robin Hoo Mrsses Poe Hollywood Pentagon 2Nd Armored Iraq Republican Guard
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