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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1994

Page

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Gulf War Illness Not A Single Defined Disorder

NIH committee says Desert Storm veterans suffer real symptoms but cannot define a single disease or cause. Gulf War Syndrome includes varied symptoms likely from stress, chemical exposures, or parasites. Calls for rigorous research to define illness and establish treatments.

Washington National Institutes of Health Committee Gulf Herbert H. Schaumburg Albert Einstein College of Medicine E Nih

Citizens Oppose RSR Plant in St Aiken County

A local group opposing RSR Corp plans a Monday 7 p.m. meeting at the Aiken Electric Cooperative on S.C. 302 to discuss a proposed 60 million battery recycling plant between S.C. 302 and U.S. 78 in Montmorenci. The firm, based in Dallas, would recycle lead acid batteries, employ 150 to 175 workers, and has faced regulatory scrutiny in other states.

St Aiken County RSR Corp RSR Aiken Electric Cooperative Inc S.C. 302 Dallas Texas Washington Rick Bell Bell

Indians hear assurances from Clinton at White House meetup

President Clinton promised a new era of respect and help for Native Americans inviting tribal leaders to the White House. Vice President Gore pressed for substantive policy change while tribes demand real budget relief for the Indian Health Service amid funding shortfalls.

Washington Clinton White House al Gore New Mexico Marge Anderson Mille Lacs Indian Health Service Richard LaFramboise North Dakota Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa

Economy Shows Modest March Expansion Amid Mixed Data

U S economy posted a 0.6 percent rise in personal income and 0.4 percent gain in consumer spending in March, with February estimates revised higher. New home sales jumped 11.1 percent to a 739000 annual rate as mortgage rates averaged 7.68 percent, while Treasury Secretary Bentsen announced intervention to support the dollar amid a yen retreat.

Washington Housing Indust Jose Rasco Merrill Lynch & Co Commerce Department Department Midwest Northeast Treasury Lloyd Bentsen

Aon R Oh Classifieds Calendar Entry

Calendar notice reads a miscellaneous classifieds listing with brief entries and no clear action or names readable.

Local tip line invites reader input

Readers are urged to call 648 2311 to share news tips or story ideas for the newspaper. The notice emphasizes a direct line for community information and potential lead tips. It keeps contact details concise and actionable for the public.

Grace Pitts Dismuke and Others Named Across Locations

A list of individuals including Grace Pitts Dismuke from Williston Jasha Gail Deas Leopard of Beech Island Mixon Staten Island N Y Le Marie Bowman Wood of Clearwater appears in the damaged text. The fragment provides names and places without a clear event or action.

Grace Pitts Dismuke Williston Jasha“ Gail Deas Leopard Beech Island Epic Mixon Staten Island N.Y le Marie Bowman Wood Clearwater

Tax Returns Fall Short of Year Ago But Misses Calm

The IRS reports through April 22 1993 that 103.6 million tax returns have been filed vs 104.1 million a year earlier. Extensions filed drop to 2.6 million from 3.6 million while refund volume sits at 56 million with an average of 1026 dollars, and projections for year end have been trimmed from 117.5 million to 114.9 million.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Frank Keith

Long-Time Wagener Doctor Dies

Wagener’s only physician for over 30 years Dr. Robert Lancaster Worrell died Thursday April 28 1994 at age 72. He opened a general practice in 1959 with wife Elizabeth as his nurse and cared for all patients regardless of ability to pay. neighbors recall a calm man who provided steady care and personal reassurance in a small town.

Wagener Aiken County Robert Lancaster Worrell Worrell Elizabeth Janet Wilhelm Dr. Worrell Joann Johnsonbey Peng Worrell Woul Ernest Shuler

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