Elizabeth Taylor In Intensive Care
Elizabeth Taylor remains seriously ill in a Santa Monica hospital with pneumonia. Doctors say her breathing is aided by a ventilator after a lung biopsy to determine the cause, with tissue analysis due by Thursday. the 58 year old Oscar winner has been hospitalized over two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Elizabeth Taylor
Taylor
Pneumoni
Chen Sam
Butterfield
Virginia Woolf
Elephant Calf Dies After Emergency C-Section
Veterinarians performed an emergency Caesarean section on Burnet Park Zoo's 36 year old Asian elephant Babe but the 26 pound male calf was stillborn. Officials said the calf's head position prevented natural delivery and led to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Burnet Park Zoo
Deaths notice list concise obituary names
Deaths Johnny R Bonham North Augusta Eait Felder Johnston Frederick R Martin Virginia Beach Va Eunice H Mathews Jamaica NY Frances F Rhodes Augusta Estella D Robinson Barnwell Charles R Sanders Barwell Thomas Lee Seigler Danbury Howard W Steinert Columbia Judson C Stil Mims Fla See Page 3B for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny R. Bonham
North Augusta
Eait Felder
Johnston
Frederick R. Martin
Virgina Beach
Eunice H. Mathews
Jamaica
N.Y
Frances F. Rhodes
Augusta
Estella D. Robinson
Barnwell
Charles R. Sanders
Barwell
Thomas Lee Seigler
Danbury
Howard W. Steinert
Columbia
Judson C. Stil
Mims
Fla
Hubble Space Telescope lifts off aboard Discovery
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Discovery roared into a clear sky at 8 34 EDT delivering the 1 5 billion Hubble Space Telescope on a mission described as a window on the universe NASA officials called it one of the prettiest liftoffs ever. Liftoff proceeded after a brief delay caused by a fuel valve anomaly and the shuttle aimed for an orbit of about 379.9 miles, a record high for a heavy payload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Discovery
NASA
Hubble Space Telescope
Richard Truly
Atlantic
Ocean
Challenger
Audit Report Could Affect Jackson Vote
Jackson faces eight critical days as state auditor Jeff Lee prepares results on a $29,500 grant for the municipal complex and a May 1 referendum could shift the town from a council mayor system to a mayor council form. The ballot instructions create confusion as yes or no choices may be eliminated and the remaining option counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jeff Lee
State Budget and Control Board
Lee
Factory Orders Jump Sharply in March
Durable goods orders rose 6.7 percent in March, the steepest rise in two years, with transportation equipment driving the gain. Excluding transportation, orders gained 2.0 percent, as aircraft and parts led the surge to $128.8 billion overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Commerce Ent
Million dollar park upgrades planned in Hopeland Gardens and Rye Patch
Hopeland Gardens and Rye Patch will receive over 1 million dollars in a two year improvement plan approved by the Al en City Council. Landscape designer Robert Marvin outlines 496697 for Rye Patch landscaping, 243017 for the Rye Patch home and 75000 for related improvements to adjacent city properties. The project aims to modernize the sites to attract more visitors, including a garden promenade at Hopelands and a larger Rye Patch lake. The council also approved landscaping plans for an eight screen cinema near Aiken Mall and granted water service approvals for water from outside city limits with planning commission review for future requests. Stewart Maurice was appointed to the Housing Authority to replace his father. Annexation of 2.5 acres with 16 apartments on Hamilton Drive was also approved for multifamily zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Rye Patch
Aiken
Hopeland Gardens
Hopelands
Aiken Mall
Cinemas South Inc
East Gate Drive
Mall
Land Farms Subdivision
Banks Business Park
Aproval
Planning Commission
Bush Studies Soviet Sanctions As Protest To Lithuania Action
President Bush plans measured economic penalties against the Soviet Union over Lithuania actions. Officials say the move delays trade liberalization talks and avoids major retaliation. The plan follows Moscow cracking down in Lithuania and troops occupying government buildings. House Speaker Foley supports slowing benefits to pressure Moscow while preserving arms talks and the May summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Lithuania
Washington
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Baltic Republic
United States
U.S
Paris
Thomas S. Foley
Dash
Foley
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Todd Ellis
Broncos
Abby
Aiken, South Carolina
Aiken Standard
Our
George Diller
By Scott W
Aiken County
Karen D. Hembree
S.C
S.C. 118
Keith WA
John D. McClain
Hopeland
Buddy Waller
Alen City
Robert Marvin
Walterboro