26 Sep 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1991
Page
1
The report notes a tight contest as Atlanta teams split Page 6A coverage with key outcomes and standout performances. Details emphasize local angles, game results, and notable players shaping the page's bottom half.
In Algiers the PLO agrees to join U S brokered talks as part of a Jordanian Palestinian delegation. Palestinians inside and outside the occupied territories would participate with equal footing and recognition as a distinct group.
Premier Petre Roman resigned after violent protests over market reforms in Romania. Riots killed at least three and injured 140 police as miners seized trains and marched on Bucharest, prompting the government to seek a political crisis solution.
Obituary notice lists Phillip A. Arthur of Kitchings Mill Eric T. Council of Aiken Willie Miles of Aiken Carleen Stanley Rodgers of New Ellenton Mamie R. Thompson of Jackson. Page 3B has full details.
Baghdad proposed to release the U N inspectors if they catalogue documents taken from Iraq's nuclear files. As of this afternoon the siege of the 44 member team continued with no official end. UN officials weigh the offer while Rolf Ekeus may visit Baghdad to finalize details.
Theodor Seuss Geisel, author of The Cat in the Hat and Green Eggs and Ham, died at his La Jolla home after months of illness. He wrote 48 books selling over 100 million copies in 18 languages and received the 1984 GEISEL Pulitzer Prize for children's literature.
A chronological list of Dr Seuss titles from Mulberry Street (1937) to Oh the Places You'll Go (1990) noting the sequence of works and publication years. Source attribution to Random House and AP Research.
Downtown merchants voice parking concerns over Aiken's Makin' prompting a survey by the Downtown Aiken Development Corporation. Some want relocation to ease access while others warn movement could ruin the festival's image. chamber and organizers disagree on canceling or moving the event.
Aiken's Makin' began 15 years ago on Laurens Street sidewalks to showcase local talent and draw visitors. Under president June H. Murff the event moved to Park Avenue after merchants complained of blocked entrances. This year about 280 crafters and 39 food vendors participated.
South Carolina Republicans consider filing suit within a month to force redraws of legislative and congressional districts. Party official Mike Burton says the House and Senate deadlock risks missing the June 1992 primaries, as a federal review under the Voting Rights Act remains pending. The Senate backs a combined bill for all districts, while the House resists.
The government reports the GNP fell 0.5 percent in the second quarter, marking three straight quarterly declines. Inflation stayed low at 3.1 percent annual rate. analysts fear a possible double dip recession into 1992 as optimism for a July-September rebound remains cautious.
Kimberly Bergalis, gravely ill with AIDS, travels to Washington to urge passage of a bill requiring medical testing for the virus and disclosure to patients. She testifies before the House Energy and Commerce health subcommittee supporting Rep. William Dannemeyer's measure, named after her, while her father emphasizes the will to spare others.
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