Clover appoints new police chief amid mass resignations
Clover, population 4470, welcomed Police Chief Troy Martin in January after William Howe's resignation. Within a week, 11 of Martin's 12 officers quit, were fired, or suspended as the new leadership confronted staff laxity and rebellion. Martin says he must set an example to enforce his policies.
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Elevated IQ Linked To Family Background
A study finds adopted children show higher IQ scores when raised in well to do families or born to privileged parents. Matthew McGue of the University of Minnesota says the work clearly separates heredity and environment, noting both biology and rearing influence IQ.
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Weather forecast calls for clouds and thinstorms
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of thinstorms and a low around 70. Friday brings mostly sunny skies with a 40 percent chance of thunder storms and a high near 90. Details on Page 8A.
Deaths of Notables Streak Across Three States
Obituary notices list Johnnie F. Blanton of Belvedere Willie Bohler of North Augusta Ollie P. Crouch of Granitevile Wilken Dorch Jr of Martin and Colleen Jackson of Washington D. C. These brief death notices acknowledge their passing and identify their last known locales and names.
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Martin Colleen Jackson
Washington, D.C
Mysteries To Be Explored In Aiken Standard Series
The Aiken Standard lists over six unsolved violent crimes in Aiken County including a child’s disappearance, the shooting deaths of a North Augusta couple, a bicyclist hit-and-run, and an Edgefield County rape-murder as part of a series exploring these cases.
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Nuclear power wave of U S future urged by oversight panel
A Nuclear Power Oversight Committee report argues the United States must expand nuclear power to meet growing electricity demand. It cites 120 220 million kilowatts of new capacity needed in the 1990s, claims lower lifetime costs versus oil plants, energy security benefits, and environmental advantages of no greenhouse gas emissions.
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June Trade Gap Best Since '84
The U S trade deficit narrowed dramatically in June to 8.17 billion dollars, the smallest imbalance since December 1984. Exports rose 1.5 percent to a record 90.8 billion, while imports fell 3.6 percent to 39.08 billion, with a sharp drop in oil bills and declines in auto and capital goods purchases. Economists warn the improvement may stall as the dollar strengthens, potentially widening the deficit in the second half of 1989.
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Schools Emphasize Writing Across Aiken County
Denise Stubbs reports that Aiken County schools will add extensive writing exercises across subjects this year. The district moves beyond a trend toward multiple choice testing as educators seek deeper student engagement and stronger composition skills for college and university entrance.
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Peer Pressure Used To Fight Teen Drug Alcohol Abuse
Student leaders from Aiken High Wagener Salley High and North Augusta High attended the S C Teen Institute to craft action plans to curb alcohol and drug abuse. Readers learn the participating students and prevention coordinator Juanita Windsor.
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Michelle Cauldwell
Wagener-Salley
Thomasina Garrett
Carl Evans
Danny Baker
Kathleen McGovern
North Augusta
Jenna Finch
Miryam Roland
Alison Holland
Mary Storey
Juanita Windsor
Aiken Center For Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services
Soviets Grant Greater Authority To 15 Republics
The Communist Party accepted Baltic demands for a new unification accord to replace the 1922 treaty and gave the 15 Soviet republics power to question national laws before a high court. The move appears to aid Estonia Latvia and Lithuania but may widen tensions toward secession. The draft also envisions banning nationalist and chauvinist organizations and prompts calls for independence from Baltic and Georgian factions.
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