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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1988

Page

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Bush Leads Dukakis in South Carolina Poll

A Spartanburg Herald-Journal and WYFF-TV poll shows George Bush with 45 percent to 42 percent for Michael Dukakis among 829 registered voters statewide. Conducted by Mason-Dixon Opinion Research Inc from Friday to Sunday, the poll has a 3.9 point margin of error.

Spartanburg George Bush Michael S. Dukakis South Carolina Greenville Herald-Journal Bush Massachusetts Dukakis Wyff-Tv Mason-Dixon

Prostitute Faces Suspended Inmate Sentence Challenge

Atlantic City AP reports Olivia D Amato faces a maximum 30 day sentence for prostitution with one day suspended for every 200 words she writes about the world’s oldest profession. Her attorney calls the sentence unusual and burdensome as she weighs her views on legalization.

Atlantic City N.J Olivia D'Amato Ms. D'Amato Samuel Serata Howard Kupperman Kupperman

Weather forecast with cloudy to partly sunny skies

Tonight cloudy and partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms. Lows near the low 70s. Tomorrow partly sunny with a 20 percent chance of a after noon thunderstorm. Highs in the low 90s. Details on Page 10A.

Deaths Hester J. Lee and Trenton Hugh A. Munro

Obituary notices list Hester J. Lee and Trenton Hugh A. Munro as deceased. Details appear on page 6A of the Trenton paper, noting dates and funeral arrangements per local customs.

Hester J. Lee Trenton Hugh A. Munro Aiken

Aiken Couple In Process Of Buying Vale Estate

In Montmorenci the Vale of Montmorenci estate is in the process of being sold to Paul Fitch and his wife of Aiken. Former state senator Gilbert McMillan confirmed the sale contract exists though not yet completed. Fitch said he plans to preserve 600 acres on the Dibble Road side, restore the mansion, and create a working farm to protect local history.

Montmorenci Vale of Montmorenci Gilbert McMillan Paul Fitch Aiken McMillan Ts Morning Fitch Margaret Fitch Dibble Road

Reagan To Sign Drought Bill Aims to Aid Farmers

Washington reports the $5.9 billion drought relief package awaiting President Reagan's signature would aid farmers with crop losses of 35 percent or more. Payments range from 65 to 90 percent of lost income, depending on severity, with some farmers like Keith Salter near Menoken North Dakota expecting about $12,000. The measure is seen as a buffer to help many through the year, though not halting the drought.

Washington Reagan Keith Salter Menoken N.D

Drought Crop Losses Detailed

Washington the Agriculture Department releases first comprehensive drought damage estimates with projections of grain supplies for next year. Figures may influence 1989 plantings as higher prices and tighter stocks encouraged farmer action. Estimates were prepared behind locked doors and guarded, with release planned for today.

Washington Agriculture Department

Disarmament advocate opposes building NPR

David Albright of the Federation of American Scientists argues the DOE should not construct a new production reactor at Savannah River Plant to supply tritium for nuclear weapons. He proposes reducing arms by relying on tritium decay and recycling existing stock, while noting 4,000 construction jobs and a possible $4 billion cost. He plans to push public hearings and a Charleston press conference.

Department of Energy David Albright Federation of American Scientists U.S Soviet Union NPR Albright Congress DOE Savannah River Aiken Standard South Carolina Charleston Srp Department

Area Students Score High On Exit Tests

Approximately 81 percent of the 10th graders in Aiken County passed the state Education Department exit exam required to graduate. Superintendent Dr. Joseph Brooks said the results show the seriousness of this class and represent one of the highest passing rates in the state. He noted he expected around 75 percent and was very pleased with the outcomes. The 1984 Education Improvement Act mandates exit exams for graduation.

Aiken County State Education Department Joseph Brooks Brooks

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