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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1992
Page
2
Federal officials dropped the demand that workplace drug testing labs meet strict clinical standards. Health secretary Louis Sullivan said the move avoids hindering employer screening efforts and will seek guidance to ensure test accuracy by in-house labs.
Americans drew on savings to sustain living standards in July marking the second straight month of income gains. Spending rose 0.3 percent to 4.00 trillion annual rate while income increased 0.2 percent to 5.05 trillion. Savings slid to 5.1 percent of income from 5.2 percent, as the trade deficit jumped 42 percent to 24.4 billion in Q2, amid higher imports of computers and civilian aircraft.
In Baghdad on Friday worshipers filled mosques to pray for peace as the no-fly zone in southern Iraq drew warnings of possible war. State media blasted President Bush while protests in Shiite cities south of Baghdad were shown on television. Stores faced stockpiling but no Gulf War style panic, and allied air patrols continued near the 32nd parallel with Baghdad denying any incursion.
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In Belet Huen Somalia a U S airlift delivered 37 tons of rice beans and cooking oil to about 85 000 people amid dust and cheering crowds as relief workers rushed to unload within 20 minutes. An unarmed Egyptian soldier in Mogadishu was shot and Nairobi Nairobi received the casualty. Canada Ireland Red Cross and UNICEF joined the relief efforts as a warlord opposed U N shipments.
Frankie Avalon said Annette Funicello had multiple sclerosis two years before her husband Glen Holt publicly disclosed the condition during a 1989 breakfast. Avalon discussed the pair’s Beach Party era in a recent interview on the Vicki show.
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