19 Apr 1989
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1989
Page
1
Carl Langley begins a four part series in the Horse Creek Valley Sunday detailing the early days of Graniteville. Future installments will cover William Gregg the valley’s lower end and projections of growth.
Pittsburgh researchers report that a positive life outlook may raise natural killer cell activity in some cancer patients and healthy people. Director Ronald Herberman notes stress response and adjustment affect health outcomes. Johns Hopkins symposium cites healthier individuals with upbeat views having stronger immune activity and fewer viral infections.
ALLANIA AY Ross Kapstein a veteran teacher and music industry manager created RUN G.N.P a rap learning tool to engage middle school students at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School. He also produced a video with his class to make economics less intimidating and more memorable.
Partly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of showers and possible thunderstorm. Low temperatures near the upper 50s. Thursday partly cloudy with a 20 percent shower chance. Warmer Thursday not, with highs in the 70s. Details on Page 4A.
Obituary notices record the death of Lewis E. Connell and Augusta Bessie Kneece, with terse details of their passing and city affiliations. No further information on ages or service details is provided in the readable text.
Aiken County Council unanimously approves Phase I for a new detention center at an estimated cost of 25,000. Correctional Concepts Inc. of Columbia is named consultant for planning design and financing with regular meetings to review progress and a long term needs analysis planned.
A UNC highway safety study shows 18 to 20 year old alcohol related crashes fell 22 percent after gradual raises to 21. The $85,000 federal funded report cites 868 fewer crashes, while a separate state study notes a 17 percent drop. Officials call for continued policy action.
Lucille Ball remained in guarded condition after a seven hour emergency cardiac operation at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Beverly Hills. Doctors replaced part of her aorta and aortic valve using donor heart tissue from a 27 year old man, with her heart stopped two hours during the procedure. Ball, 71, had suffered a heart attack and tear in the aorta, with her spokesperson noting cautious optimism as she entered intensive care and the hospital reported heavy public concern and flowers arriving.
Washington elite panel of scientists urged the Energy Department to pursue a linear accelerator to produce tritium instead of building new reactors. The Mitre Corp report, released under FOIA, notes accelerator potential but says technology is not mature. Secretary James Watkins ordered a review while stressing accelerator as a contingency option.
David Albright of the Federation of American Scientists will discuss a cutoff of weapons-grade tritium production ahead of a Department of Energy scoping hearing on Savannah River Site reactors in Columbia. The DOE hearing, starting at 9 a.m., aims to gather public comment for the environmental impact statement on continued operation.
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