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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1990

Page

2

Yeltsin Escapes Injury After Moscow Car Collision

Russian leader Boris Yeltsin was in a minor crash on a Moscow arterial on Gorky Street. His Volga was struck by a private car. no injuries were reported and Yeltsin later attended parliament.

Radio Moscow Yeltsin Interfax Florida

Columbia Grounded Indefinitely Amid Hydrogen Leaks

NASA grounded the shuttle Columbia and will fly Discovery and Atlantis while investigators locate and fix hydrogen leaks. No return to flight date set, with searches extending into late this year or early next year. Discovery's planned October 8 sun probing mission proceeds, followed by Atlantis in early November after further delay.

Ape Canaveral Fla NASA Columbia William Lenoir Lenoir National Aeronautics and Space Administration Discovery Atlantis Pentagon

White House Rejects Compromise On Budget Talks

Republicans wrangle over a split package to salvage capital gains taxes and other items while deficit negotiators from the Bush administration and Congress report little progress. With 10 days until the new fiscal year, Gramm-Rudman cuts could remove about 100 billion from federal spending, impacting many programs.

Washingson Senate Bob Dole Bush Congress Gramm-Rudman

Dictator's Son Convicted in Romania Firearms Case

Nicu Ceaușescu, youngest son of former dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu, was found guilty by a military tribunal of inducing serious crimes and sentenced to years in prison. The panel dropped the genocide charge, while convicting him of illegally possessing firearms and issuing a concurrent five year term with a 20 year sentence for the main count. He said he will appeal.

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Aiken Standard Classified Subscription and Contact Info

Local notices list subscription options for Aiken Standard with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates. Contact numbers for advertising and news ideas, plus customer service hours and office address are provided, with mailing details and erroneous typographical remnants.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken Standard, P.O Aiken, S.C

Alford Named To Head South Carolina Highway Patrol

Ronald N. Alford was named permanent commander of the South Carolina Highway Patrol by the Highway Commission after serving as interim chief since August. Executive Director Rideoutte cited Alford’s 23 years on the force and internal promotion as reasons for the selection amid prior negative publicity.

Ronald Alford Alford Highway Commission Columbia Ronald N. Alford South Carolina Highway Department Commission J.H. “Red” Lanier FBI Commission Joe Rideoutte Rideoutte Highway Department State Highway Department Defrayea State Patrol Highway Patrol South Carolina William Bockhart Jr Bobby Jones

U S Offers To Cut Forces In Philippines

Manila talks on future U S bases ended with no scale or timetable agreed. President Aquino urged an orderly withdrawal as Philippine officials seek full control of Clark Air Base and other facilities. Negotiations resume in Manila in about a month. terms for Subic Bay, Wallace Air Station, Camp John Hay, and other sites remain disputed.

Manila Philippines U.S Philippine Corazon Aquino Clark Air Base Clark Subic Bay Naval Base Cena Richard US Armitage Raul Secennee Wallace Air Station Camp John Hay San Miguel Camp O'Donnell Accor Philippine Ralaa Alunan

Critics Speak Out Against World Bank Financing

Critics from international environmental and development groups accuse the World Bank of funding projects that devastate ecosystems and displaced communities in Africa India and Indonesia. Vandana Shiva decries sovereignty sacrifices while Bank officials admit past errors and point to reforms since 1967 to expand environmental involvement.

World Bank Washington India Indonesia Adop Vandana Shiva Research Institute For Natural Resource Policy Ms. Shiva International Monetary Fund Jeremy Warford Environment Department Barber Conable

More Lawmakers Charged In South Carolina Scandal

South Carolina faces a widening bribery probe as US Attorney Bart Daniel expected to announce indictments against additional lawmakers at a morning news conference. A federal grand jury had charged five legislators last month amid the FBI sting Operation Lost Trust arguing conspiracy to solicit bribes tied to General Assembly.

Columbia South Carolina Divi US Bart Daniel Lost ‘Trust General Assembly Mints House Investi Luther Ences Co Bia

Attorney claims FBI deal shielded state senator in probe

An attorney for Rep Luther Taylor says federal agents cut a deal to protect state Sen Jack Lindsay and to exclude a senior senator from the bribery probe. The motion alleges Taylor was detained 24 hours without target notice and was encouraged to drink while questioned.

Columbia Jack Lindsay Joel Collins Luther Taylor D-Columbia Ron Cobb FBI Charlotte Observer Gat Cobb Lindsay D-Bennnettsville Taylor Cobb Collins

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