Purdue researchers pursue lower calorie baked goods
At Purdue University Whistler Center James N BeMiller notes work on a bulking agent to bake cookies cakes and pies with fewer calories using aspartame for sweetness and moisture retention. He cites 70 to 90 percent of last year's corn still in bins as harvest nears.
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Nihilist Party Pushes Bizarre 1988 Campaign Platform
Los Angeles AP reports Nihilist Party founder Elisha Shapiro, 33, aims to make the T bird national symbol and Hollywood capital while proposing foreign bases for NL teams. He plans a write in bid for the presidency citing a fun loving attitude despite likely ballot exclusion.
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Weather Ahead Sees Heat With Scattered Storms
Tomorrow brings another hot day with partly cloudy skies and temperatures reaching the upper 90s. Tonight will be fair with a mid 70s low and a 20 percent chance of thundershowers. details on Page 5A.
Deaths of several named individuals listed
Notices report the deaths of Bobby J. Black in Trenton Harry W. Burns in Aiken Rachal Coffman in Pompano Beach Fla Mary Howard in Springfield Joseph Morrison in Aiken and Rockie Raines in Aiken with instruction to see details on Page 6A for further information
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Trenton
Harry W. Burns
Aiken
Rachal Coffman
Pompano Beach
Fla
Mary Howard
Springfield
Joseph Morrison
Rockie Raines
West Germany to dismantle Pershing missiles under arms talks
Chancellor Helmut Kohl announced West Germany will dismantle Pershing 1A missiles if a broader INF treaty eliminates medium and short range nuclear weapons. Reagan aides said removal will be coordinated with the United States and NATO with no timetable given. The White House stressed Bonn decides in consultation with allies while preserving a strong nuclear deterrent.
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Reagan
West Germany
United States
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Helmut Kohl
NATO
White House
Kohl
National Security
Frank C. Carlucci
Americans back tougher public school standards poll
A Gallup Poll shows broad support for tougher basics over electives and more parental choice in schools. The survey notes mixed views on improvements over five years, with 25 percent saying local schools improved and 17 percent undecided, and reports grade distributions favoring A and B grades in their communities.
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Gallup
Reagan
William J. Bennett
Phi Delta Kappan Magazine
FAA Chief Warns Pilots To Be More Disciplined
FAA Administrator Allan McArtor convenes chief pilots from major airlines for a fact finding session on cockpit discipline after a spate of embarrassing errors and the Northwest 255 crash. Authorities seek improved training and procedures to reduce in cockpit mistakes and complacency.
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Kansas City, Mo
Federal Aviation Administration
Allan McArtor
Northwest Airlines
Detroit
McArtor
Mitchell Shopping Center Sold Plans For Major Renovation
Mitchell Center on Whiskey Road has been sold to David Dickerman for around 2 million dollars. Renovations begin Sept. 1 with a stucco facade reworking and interior upgrades while the former Wal-Mart space is divided into eight smaller shops. Dickerman owns additional centers in Thomson Georgia and Laurens with plans to develop or sell the surrounding acreage.
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David Dickerman
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Aiken
Palm Beach
Fla
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Thomson
Coming Sunday The Aiken Standard Football Preview
The Aiken Standard announces an upcoming Sunday feature previewing high school and college football. The article promises insights, team outlooks, and key players to watch across local programs.
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