Aiken Native Leon Lott Named SC Law Enforcement Officer of the Year
The story profiles Leon Lott of the Richland County Sheriff's narcotics unit and notes his honor as the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for 1989. It also mentions Sunday features on the NFL draft, local sports, and business coverage by Aiken Standard.
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Aiken
Leon Lott
Richland County
South Carolina
Stephanie Warnecke-Adams
Aiken Standard
Donnie Asbill
J.J. Engle
Philip Lord
Insects and Rodent Parts In Food Declared Harmless
The FDA states that insect parts rodent hairs and maggots in small amounts are harmless in food when mixed into sauces salads or breads. The manual notes it is impossible to grow harvest or process crops totally free of natural defects and vermin remains are considered normal.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Mustard switch rattles Cleveland fans at ballpark
Cleveland Indians fans vented displeasure as Bertman Ball Park Mustard vanished from the stadium menu this spring. However concession head Laverne Schmetzer says attendances and hot dogs eaten per game remain largely unchanged, about one per fan.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Stadium
Weekend Warmth Forecast With Sunny Skies
A dry weekend is ahead with highs in the 80s and fair skies. Tonight’s low will drop to the mid 40s, and Saturday remains partly cloudy with temperatures in the 80s. Details appear on page 6A.
Deaths of Lula Blanchara and eight others listed
Obituary notice lists Lula Blanchara Aiken Isiah Bussey Windsor Barbara P Cain New Ellenton Paul T Evans New Ellenton Eula B Myers Augusta Charlotte S Ross Williston Paige B Sawyer Charleston details on Page 6A provided by local paper.
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Lula Blanchara
Aiken
Isiah Bussey
Windsor
Barbara P. Cain
New Ellenton
Paul T. Evans
Eula B. Myers
Augusta
Charlotte S. Ross
Williston
Paige B. Sawyer
Charleston
Bill Would Halt Plutonium Work At Savannah River
A bill aimed at stopping the Savannah River site from resuming production of weapons grade plutonium if the Soviet Union keeps its ban draws support from scientists and lawmakers. A public hearing urged a full environmental study before restarting reactors, which have been shut for upgrades. DOE holds scoping hearings for an environmental impact statement on the site's three operable reactors.
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Columbia
Savannah River
Ite
Soviet Union
David G. Albright
Anti-Arms Federation of American Scientists
Albright
Department of Energy
Ship Search Goes On As Families Grieve
Investigators on the USS Town seek clues into a fiery explosion that killed 47 sailors during Atlantic exercises near Puerto Rico. Eleven escaped from deep magazines. no eyewitnesses. The Navy imposes a moratorium on 16 inch gun firings as Adm Milligan leads a board of inquiry with no completion date.
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Washington
Uss Town
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Defense
Dick Cheney
NATO
Navy
Iowa
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Missouri
Adm
Richard D. Milligan
Board of Inquiry
Pentagon
Fred Hoffman
North Case Goes To Jury On Iran Contra Fate
A nine woman and three man jury, led by Denise Anderson, begins deliberations today on Oliver North's fate. The judge limited North's defense to explicit orders, rejecting the idea of acting under higher authority from President Reagan or other bosses.
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Washington
Oliver North
White House
Denise Anderson
North
Ms. Anderson
Gesell
Suspected Rebels Kill Decorated U.S. Army Officer
Manila reports that Col. James N. Rowe 51 of McAllen Texas a former Vietnam prisoner of war was shot in the head by hooded rebels in a speeding car as he headed to work at a military compound in Quezon City Officials said Rowe chief of the army division at the Joint U S Military Advisory Group survived the attack though his driver was wounded President Aquino ordered stepped up security for six U S facilities Suspected gunmen used an M 16 rifle and a pistol as the assailants fled the scene Police identified two gunmen and a third driver involved in the ambush
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Manila
Philippines
Vietnam
James N. Rowe
McAllen
Texas
Rowe
Quezon City
Victor Tiangco
Philippine Military
Capital Region Command
Joaquin Vinaya
Tiangco
West Point
U.S
Corazon Aquino
Hollings Tops Honoraria Earners Amid Controversy
A Public Citizen report ranks Sen. Ernest Hollings as the top recipient of honoraria from 1984 to 1987 with 308 934 dollars earned and 108 925 kept. Hollings and aides defend the practice as voluntary lectures, often donated to South Carolina charities, while critics call it legalized bribery. The study lists other leaders like Lugar Hatch Dole Moynihan and notes Thurmond’s lower total.
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Washington
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
U.S
Public Citizen
Ralph Nader
Hollings
Peter Meryash
News & Courier
Charleston
John Patterson
Senate Committee On Commerce, Science, and Transportation
Izen
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Orrin Hatch
Robert Dole
Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Senate
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Insect Parts
Abby
SRS
Dover Air Force Base
U.S.S. Iowa
Iated Press
Reagan
Gerhard A. Gesell
U.S. Army
Nas
Toto Austria
Austria
United States Senate
Patterson
Washingtonian Magazine
Carl Langley
Horse Creek Valley
Graniteville
William Gregg
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