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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1990

Page

2

Radiation levels detected in workers at Soviet site

US experts report extreme radioactive contamination at Karachay Lake in the Soviet Union. They cite a 1951 practice of dumping wastes into the lake, totaling about 120 million curies, with shore dose rates around 600 roentgen per hour and a “sanitary alienation” zone.

New York Soviet Union Keachay Lake New York Times Karachay Lake Moscow Chernobyl Thomas B. Cochran Natural Resources ‘Defense Council Washington Cochran Robert Standish Norris Council Times The Richard Wilson Harvard University Ist

Destroyer To Heads To Middle East

The destroyer USS Moosbrugger from Charleston will depart today as part of an eight ship U S battle group. It may relieve the carrier Eisenhower in the Red Sea or take other duties, potentially leaving four U S carriers in the region.

Columbia Moosbrugger Middle East U.S Pentagon Eisenhower Red Sea Robert G. Bradley Taylor Persian Gulf John F. Kennedy Bush Saudi Arabia Iraq Kuwait

Aiken Standard Contact and Office Information

The notice lists advertising and news contact numbers, a 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. weekday and weekend morning schedule, and office address at 124 Rutland Drive with PO Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina. It mentions subscription details and historic establishment around 1867.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken Standard, P.O Aiken, S.C

Consumer Prices Rise 0.4 Percent In July Report

The Labor Department says the Consumer Price Index increased 0.4 percent in July following a 0.5 percent rise in June. Shelter costs surged 0.9 percent, food and beverages edged up 0.4 percent, and medical care climbed 0.9 percent. Gasoline slipped 0.3 percent while new car prices fell 0.3 percent.

Washington Labor Department Kuwait

Lobbyist Ron Cobb Granted Immunity in Cash for Votes Probe

Columbia reports federal authorities have granted immunity to lobbyist Ron Cobb in the cash for votes investigation in the Legislature. State officials may extend immunity in a related probe if Cobb discloses payments to lawmakers for votes in 186. The ongoing FBI sting involves Cobb as an undercover intermediary offering cash for pari mutuel votes.

Columbia Ron Cobb Jim Anders Cobb Anders FBI General Assembly

Ethics Ruling fuels two state campaigns

The state Ethics Commission ruling limiting contributions to 10 from regulated parties has become a central issue in campaigns for state treasurer and secretary of state. Secretary John Campbell argues the opinion vindicates current practice, whileGrady Patterson rejects returning donations from lobbyists and cemetery owners.

Columbia State John Campbell Campbel Campbell Ethics Commission Grady Patterson

Military Blocking Probe Into Murders in El Salvador

House task force chair Rep. Joe Moakley accuses El Salvador's military high command of conspiring to silence witnesses and destroy evidence in the 1989 murders of six Jesuit priests and others. He cites burned log books and alleged memory lapses as obstructive tactics.

Washington el Salvador House High Command Joe Moakley D-Mass Moakley Thomas Foley D-Wash San Salvador

Faction clashes in Soweto kill at least four in train station attack

In Soweto a war band of Zulus attacked passengers at a railway station as faction fighting between Zulus and Xhosas spread. Police said 147 have died since Sunday with hundreds injured and arrests reported amid armored patrols.

Johannesburg South Africa Soweto African National Congress

Margarine Linked To Higher Cholesterol In Study

Boston experts note new research questions the safety of margarine and its trans fatty acids. The study suggests hardened vegetable fat in margarine and shortening may raise blood cholesterol, challenging the idea that margarine is always healthier than butter.

Boston

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