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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 2003

Page

10

Herpes as unwelcomed souvenir tests marriage

Dear Abby fields letters on herpes from a husband’s overseas tour. A young mother seeks healing and asks if staying married is wise. Advice advocates counseling, support resources, and honesty to rebuild trust while noting many marriages survive.

Abby American Social Health Association ASHA Colorado

Celebrities oppose offshore wind farm in Nantucket Sound

Wal ter Cronkite and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. join David McCullough in opposing a 700 million offshore wind project in Nantucket Sound. Cape Wind Associates plans 130 turbines about three miles off shore, supplying three quarters of electricity for Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard.

Boston Cape Cod Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket Nantucket Sound Walter Cronkite Robert F. Kennedy Jr Hyannis David McCullough McCullough America Capitol Dome Washington Cape Wind Associates

Iraqi heat drives soldiers to push harder in Baghdad

In Baghdad the 122 degree heat, worsened by electricity cuts after the war, heightens danger for U S and British troops. Saad Ali, 37, welds window frames amid grinding heat, noting longer work and the need to endure the sun.

Iraqi Baghdad Iraq U.S Saad Ali Ironmonger

Pumping kidneys may extend transplant usability study begins

A government funded study tests portable pumps that circulate preservation fluid through donor kidneys to improve viability. Johns Hopkins surgeon Dr. Robert Montgomery leads to assess whether pumping keeps kidneys healthier longer and expands the pool as over 55,000 Americans await transplants and about 14,000 receive them this year.

Washington

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