19 Apr 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1991
Page
1
Columnist Denis Hayes, earth day founder, suggests ways to reduce the 60 billion junk mail pieces that reach households annually. Food: Cook Lee Bailey shares a simple all vegetable dinner with Skillet Asparagus and Sauteed Cabbage and Potatoes with Bell Peppers.
In Andover Connecticut hundreds of households vow to switch off television for a week starting Saturday. Organizer Dianne Grenier says giving up three to four hours nightly reveals how time can be spent away from screens.
Community obituary notes Wanda Carr of Williston Rosie M Gore of Windsor Caesar Jones of Clearwater Sari Norris of Saluda Sallie Ragin of Jamaica NY Eugene Smalls of Williston are listed with brief notices. Page 2B tor details reference is given.
Critics question funding for President Bush’s education reform plan. They warn current resources may be inadequate while NAACP and teachers’ union leaders call for real money, noting existing programs like Chapter One and handicapped education are underfunded.
U.S. and allied commanders seek Iraqi assurances that camps for Kurdish refugees in northern Iraq will not be attacked. Lt. Gen. John Shalikashvili, with British and French officers, flies to Zakha for talks aimed at avoiding hostilities. Refugees move toward Zakha as relief supplies pour in from Britain France and Canada. U.N. envoy Aga Khan signs separate camp plan in Baghdad.
Energy Secretary James Watkins told the Senate Armed Services Committee he will reopen a Savannah River Site reactor in South Carolina and a plutonium processing plant in Colorado later this year. Senator John Glenn released internal Energy Department figures showing cleanup programs may be curtailed due to budget limits, with production protected, delaying planned actions at weapons facilities.
Rep. Butler C. Derrick D South Carolina called Savannah River Site a primary contender for a consolidated nuclear weapons complex during a House hearing on reducing the nation’s facilities. He argued SRS has land, assets, and community support not matched elsewhere and pledged to push SRS to the top of the site list.
Georgetown University Medical Center professor Richard Verrier reports on a dog study where a distinct T-wave alternation preceded ventricular fibrillation. The team aims to create a computer analysis system for routine stress tests to identify those at risk and test drugs to prevent fatal heart attacks.
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