Weather Still A Chance Of Thunderstorms
The forecast on 5A indicates a continuing chance of thunderstorms with possible localized heavy rainfall. Weather officials urge residents to monitor radar updates and prepare for brief rapid weather changes.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1990
Page
1
The forecast on 5A indicates a continuing chance of thunderstorms with possible localized heavy rainfall. Weather officials urge residents to monitor radar updates and prepare for brief rapid weather changes.
University of California Irvine scientists report snakes expend energy comparable to legged animals when moving on land. Coauthor Bruce Jayne says the study challenges the notion that limbless locomotion costs are lower, noting it is as hard to wiggle as to walk.
About 300 attendees from the United States and Canada gathered for the weeklong International Conference on Creationism to debate evidence they say discredits evolution. Organizers argue Earth is young, around 10,000 years, challenging a 4 billion year timeline and posing questions about human origins and creation.
Obituary notice enumerates Catherine Fulmer Ruth W Davis Lucy C Upchurch Emma Key Luchie and Jason Eugene Colley with location tags Johnston Aiken Philadelphia Trenton. page reference 5A indicates further details.
Aiken mayor H. Odell Weeks marks his 82nd birthday as he nears four decades in office. He credits longevity to health and an active role, noting his work on the Lyon-Croft- Weeks and Hunter insurance ventures. He says he enjoys life immensely and remains engaged in city duties.
President Bush weighs retaliatory action as Congress urges a world embargo on Iraqi oil. Eight American oilfield workers remain unaccounted for after their alleged capture by Iraq. Senate and House leaders press for a strong U S response amid fears of broader oil shocks.
Columbia gasoline dealers report imminent price hikes due to Kuwait tensions with several brands planning increases from 2.5 to 8 cents per gallon. Blythewood Oil Co. dispatcher-manager Johnny Fowler notes tax information changes and early price jumps expected today. Local wholesaler and retailer Greg Ryberg confirms wholesale rises and predicts further pump increases, while other firms were unavailable for comment.
Two of fourteen petitioning candidates for the Aiken County school board were disqualified on Thursday for lacking 50 signatures from active registered voters. Bertha Williams, an incumbent, plus one unnamed candidate are out. the other name remains undisclosed pending notification. The county board will compare signatures to voter rolls over the next two weeks, with official certification not before August 28 at 5 30 p m. Williams may seek a write in bid in November. Remaining filers include Chuck Jones Graniteville Jimmy Powell Langley Charles Edward Reames Bath Terry L Proctor North Augusta Robert D Griffin North Augusta Kay P Chriswell Gloverville Earl Keenan Warrenville Philip Proctor Gloverville Donald Smith Warrenville Louisiana Wright Graniteville.
The Labor Department reports the jobless rate jumped to 5.5 percent in July, the highest in two years, as unemployment rose by 0.3 points from June. About 219,000 jobs were lost, including 160,000 temporary census workers, with private payrolls down 45,000.
The Aiken Standard hosts an ugly tie contest ending Monday August 20 with a no tie day. Participants must bring an ugly tie by 5 p.m. Tuesday August 14. Prize money and new ties offered. Displays set at Aiken Mall Westside Bowery Alley with participant names. Local businessmen judge the event with Belk JC Penney Lionel Smith Ltd and J B White involved.
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