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23 Apr 1984
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1984
Page
1
Scientists announce HTLV-3 as AIDS virus candidate
US researchers at NIH and NCI report isolating a virus named HTLV-3 likely the primary cause of AIDS. The finding parallels French work on LAV, with HTLV-3 believed part of the HTLV family and capable of growing in cultured human cells for further study and vaccine development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Health and Human Services
National Institutes of Health
HEW
NIH
Robert Gallo
National Cancer Institute
Science
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Gallo
Storm hits Vaucluse and Seneca area causing wind damage
Public Safety Director J. Carroll Bushee reports a quick, gusty storm at about 1 a.m. damaged roofs and siding, uprooted trees near Seneca Avenue, and litters of power lines. Power was restored after lines were cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaucluse Road
Seneca Avenue
J. Carroll Bushee
National C. 19
Chief Busbee
Busbee
Council weighs zoning annexation at Aiken meeting
Aiken City Council meets tonight at 6 in the Municipal Building to consider first readings on residential use for 318 Park Ave in the central business district, amendments to zoning use lists, and a sediment control ordinance. Forecast calls for sunny skies, highs in the 70s, with rain chances later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Uie
Easter Bunnies Displayed At Mills Hyatt Hotel Charleston
Four Easter bunnies bred in New Ellenton were shown in the Mills Hyatt Hotel Charleston lobby over the holiday weekend. The Himalayan Siamese New Zealand red doe and a spotted white bunny delighted children visiting the hotel as Becky Leopard of Warrenville led the presentation to the Aiken County Legislative Delegation Thursday night. A young speaker told his grandmother he hopes the new baby is a boy, avoiding becoming an aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Mills Hyatt Hotel
Charleston
Becky Leopard
Warrenville
Aiken County
Tommy Moore
Stephanie Cook Crowned Miss Aiken County 1984
Stephanie Cook won the 1984 Miss Aiken County crown at St. Angela Academy. She won talent for singing Let It Be Me and You Needed Me and was elected Miss Congeniality by contestants. First runner up Karen Frank performed a flute solo The Swinging Shepherd Blues. Tiffany Urquhart was second runner up on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Cook
Aiken County
St. Angela Academy
Miss Cook
Karen Frank
Shepherd Blues
Tiffany Urquhart
Midland Valley High School
USC Aiken
Usc-Aiken
Aiken High School
McIntyre Faces Extortion Trial Amid Jones Plea
Federal prosecutors in Augusta pursue extortion charges against Edward McIntyre the city’s first black mayor as former councilman Joseph Jones pleads guilty and vows to reveal all. Jones admitted aiding McIntyre in an alleged scheme tied to riverfront developers while McIntyre denies the accusations and awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Edward McIntyre
Joseph Jones
Edward M. McIintyre
Jones
McIntyre
Richmond County
Mary Holmes
Holmes
Savannah River
Atlanta
Andrew Young
McIintyre
Tabernacle Baptist Church
C.S. Hamilton
Otis Smith
National Association For the Advancement of Col
Ored
U.S
John W. Dunsmore Jr
Paskel Contract Vote On Aiken County Board Meeting
Aiken County Board of Education will discuss a one year contract extension for district superintendent Dr. Robert Paskel in an executive session tomorrow night at 7:30 at the Educational Center. The regular meeting will cover academic contests for 1984 1985 and plan dual matches and schedules for high and junior high schools with admission charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Durward) Pridgen
Female VP Buttons Are Selling Fast
Mary Stanley in Fresno is selling National Women's Political Caucus campaign buttons to raise funds. The $2 buttons feature seven women named as possible Democratic vice presidential picks, with Feinstein and Ferraro among the best sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Stanley
National
Women’s Political Caucus
Fresno
Calif
Dianne Feinstein
San Francisco
Geraldine Ferraro
New York
Stanley
Feinstein
Ferraro
Lindy Boggs
Louisiana
Barbara Mikulski
Maryland
Patricia Schroeder
Colorado
Martha Layne Collins
Kentucky
Martha Griffiths
Michigan
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Baggett
Southern Cross
USCA
Warren E. Leary
Council
Helen Booth
Stephanie
ED McIntyre
Paskel
DR. Paskel
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