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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1990

Page

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Beatles named asteroids honor at Lowell Observatory

At Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff astronomers Lennon McCartney Harrison and Bowell named four asteroids after the Beatles. The belts objects measure five to ten miles wide and position data places them among 4461 well cataloged asteroids. In New Jersey a parking fee of three dollars will replace free parking at Liberty State Park ferry lots starting in May.

Flagstaff Ariz Lowell Observatory Lennon McCartney Harrison Brian Skiff Edward Bowell Sien Mars Jupiter Bowell Eng Jersey City N.J Liberty State Park Bernard Hartnett Hartnett

Deaths F S Bollenbaugh and others listed in Iowa and South Carolina

Obituary notice lists several deceased individuals including F S Bollenbaugh of Des Moines Iowa Christine P Butler Johnston Lewis Callahan Jr Aiken Bruce Lee Dixon North Augusta Essie B Harvey Moncks Corner Robert T Jackson Aiken Matte P Miller Edgefield Loyd C Mullinax Belvede Pearie T Moore Edgefield Eva R Pruitt Graniteville Mary J Roper Royston Gill Alberta R Satterwhite Liverstreet and directs readers to Page 4A for full details.

F.S. Bollenbaugh Des Moines Iowa Christine P. Butler Johnston Lewis Callahan Jr Aiken Bruce Lee Dixon North Augusta Essie B. Harvey Moncks Corner Robert T. Jackson Matte P. Miller Edgefield Loyd C. Mullinax Belvede Pearie T. Moore Eva R. Pruitt Graniteville Mary J. Roper Royston Gil Alberta Satterwhite Liverstreet

President Helps Thurmond Flex Political Muscle

President Bush campaigned for Sen Strom Thurmond in Washington by appearing with seven top aides at a National Press Club fundraiser. Bush urged support for Thurmond in his eighth Senate term, praising his national security stance and war drugs legislation. Organizers called the event unprecedented for a single candidate fundraiser.

Thurmond Washington Bush South Carolina John Sununu Sen Strom Thurmond R-S.c Strom Senate Judiciary Committee National Press Club

South Carolina fruit crops hit by unexpected cold snaps

The unseasonable cold damaged South Carolina apples and peaches, with about half the Round Mountain Orchard crop frosted and some growers reporting losses up to 90 percent. Officials cite the peach industry as a $60 million annual figure despite uncertain total damage.

South Carolina Carolina Mountains Round Mountain Orchards Howard Moore Moore

Retail sales dip again to five month low

March retail sales fell 0.6 percent after February's drop, the fifth decline in six months for auto dealers. Durable and non durable goods slipped while food stores rose 0.2 percent. Easter timing and high interest rates weighed on demand. The Commerce Department pegged March sales at 148.6 billion.

Washington Commerce Department Sal Ues Federal Reserve Board

Social Help Agency Sees Asset in Talents of Godfather of Soul

The Aiken-Barnwell Community Action Commission sought pre-release services from James Brown saying he is a citizen and disadvantaged. Attorney George Anderson, executive director, argued Brown can help anti-drug programs once released from a South Carolina corrections center at State Park. Brown, jailed six years for multiple charges, has not had defined duties yet.

Social Help Agency Godfather of Soul Aiken-Barnwell State Park Anderson Commission Brown South Carolina Department of Corrections Ieasons

Teen Drinking In Aiken County Below State Level

County officials note 36 percent of local students reported alcohol use in the past year while statewide 45.6 percent of 12th graders, and 62.5 percent of SC seniors overall, admit drinking. Officials cite drugs as a problem but welcome lower local use.

Aiken County Publc Joseph R. Brooks Aiken Charles Leopold North Aiken Elementary School South Carolina State Board of State Department of Education South Carolina Commission On Alcohol and Drug Abuse Sccada Charlie G. Williams

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