Weekend Warmth Returns Across Regions With Sunny Skies
Forecasters predict fair nights and sunny days through the weekend. Temperatures rise from the upper 40s tonight to 70s and 80s during the day with scattered thundershowers possible in mountains Midlands and coastal areas stay mild with 20 to 50 percent rain chances. ATLANTA ASHEVILLE LESTON COLUMBIA SAVANNAH JACINVILLE report similar fair to mild conditions with highs in 70s and 80s and nights in 40s to 50s.
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Saccharin Exemption Nears Expiration in Food Use
Saccharin teeters on losing its temporary exemption in U S food products as the current allowance nears expiration next Monday The debate over safety persists with bladder cancer links and competition from aspartame A Senate panel plans a vote on May 1 1988 with a House companion bill stalled by safety questions and Metzenbaum concerns
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Dementia Seen In Sixty Percent Of AIDS Victims
In Atlanta AP report Dr. Richard Price of Sloan Kettering says at least 60 percent of AIDS patients show severe brain and nervous system disorders causing memory speech and movement loss. He cites 121 of 235 studied with dementia and notes the number may be higher. A separate New York Hospital study reports about 50 percent develop dementia.
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Trendnotes says Chinese food overtakes Mexican as nation's second favorite
Chinese cuisine has surged in popularity surpassing Mexican and trailing Italian as a main ethnic fare. Diners at Oriental restaurants rose over 29 percent from 1978 to 1984, with about 12 000 such establishments mainly family owned and only 17 percent franchised. Some local chains expand nationally, including Nankin Express with a four step process touted as standardizable, while 82 percent of chicken restaurants are chains.
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Last Man's Club survivor Harry Fayonsky dies at 88
Harry Fayonsky a Russian immigrant and Valhalla resident who survived WWI veterans last man club died at 88. The retired merchant kept a wine bottle in sawdust for 40 years to toast fallen friends and uncorked it after John Benjamin Todd's death. He tasted the wine in 1977 and toasted his dead colleagues with his son Leon noting the moment was sad.
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