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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1990
Page
1
English Indiana with 650 residents plans to shift to higher ground tearing down more than 70 homes and several key buildings including the library bank and the newspaper. The project aims to create a new downtown on a hillside amid cornfields and trees and raise about 6 million dollars from multiple state and federal agencies.
Dennis Seifert and Howard Hawley invited about 70 homeless people to lunch at a Carl's Jr. in San Francisco. Initially 10 accepted but word spread, and many lined up indoors after the manager worried about the salad bar. One man named Jack ate three hamburgers and took a to go portion.
The notice lists deaths including Luther D. Crawford Augusta Helen E Faucet Union Lenwood J Foster Margaret J McNair and others across Wrens Bath Springfield Saluda West Columbia and Clearwater with details continued on page 11A.
Soviet lawmakers voted 223 to 11 with 56 abstentions to preliminarily approve a blueprint to replace central planning with a free market within 500 days. The session showed no emotion as they debated amendments and sided with Gorbachev's compromise, while delaying final details.
Franzouria Taylor's three children pursue distinct paths reflecting changing norms. Marshall, 23, and Karen, 33, differ from their mother who left teaching to raise a family but later returned to work. Christina followed Clemson ties. Karen earned a doctorate and works as an industrial psychologist for Westinghouse.
President Bush will meet with South African President F W de Klerk in Washington to praise his steps toward a post apartheid democracy. They will discuss U S help to accelerate reform and a working lunch with aides. Violence in black townships raise concerns about the visit and a CBC meeting with de Klerk was canceled.
An editor offers a reflective note on how family life is changing during the 1990s, introducing a series examining evolving domestic dynamics, roles, and social expectations.
Iraq and its leaders warn U S forces of all out war rather than accept the U N embargo. The Revolution Command Council and Baath Party promise action against Israel and Mideast oil fields if pressed. Saddam Hussein influence evident in rhetoric.
The Associated Press reports U S pump prices reached a record 1.3835 dollars per gallon amid fears of oil supply disruption from Middle East conflict. Lundberg survey shows self service regular unleaded at 1.2736, premium 1.4405, full service higher. Oil futures rose to 34.71 dollars per barrel as war fears persisted. Brazil and India sought aid in closed door talks as global growth weakened.
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