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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1982

Page

4

Giant mice herald a new era of genetic technology

A report on twice normal size mice created by gene splicing at Salk Institute and UC San Diego. The piece compares the potential impact to nuclear and computer revolutions, warns of ethical dangers, and frames the work as a leap toward a future of powerful scientific capability.

Henry Adams Adams Salk Institute For Biological Studies la Jolla Calif University of California At San Diego Medical School Hitler

George H. Hair remembered for three decades at Savannah River Plant

George H. Hair a 14 year Du Pont veteran died December 28 at age 66 in Aiken South Carolina He moved from New Jersey Tennessee Illinois and Kentucky to become area superintendent at the Savannah River Plant He was a Citadel and University of Georgia alumnus active in First Presbyterian Church and Brigadier Club The Aiken Standard extends its sympathies to his family

George H. Hair Brigadier Club Citadel Savannah River Hair Aiken Standard

Doonesbury Takes A Breather In Aiken Standard

The Doonesbury strip signs off for now in the Aiken Standard amid its history of satire. Trudeau’s work, rooted in the Vietnam era and 60s to 70s youth movements, faced mixed reactions for its political targets and daring topics.

Doonesbury Aiken Standard G. B. Trudeau

Terror Weapon Threat Lifts Fear Over Model Airplanes

A letter threatening the White House details using radio controlled model airplanes to threaten national security. James Lewis, linked to the Tylenol case, is cited as the suspect. The Academy of Model Aeronautics and FBI respond by reviewing safeguards and potential policy changes.

Tylenol James Lewis White House Houston Ship Channel Gulf Coast Academy of Model Aeronautics John Clemens Chicago Area Secret Service

Dear Dr Graham reveals hopeful guidance on infertility and purpose

A reader conveys heartbreak over infertility and receives counsel to seek God’s will. The adviser suggests adoption as a possibility, explores alternative callings, and urges prayerful discernment while stressing God’s love and best path.

DR. Graham

Washington Viewpoint: Taxpayer a Beast of Burden

The column rails at the gas tax filibuster led by Sen. Helms arguing conservatives blocked a tax hike. It condemns The Washington Post and George Will for disparaging the filibuster and portrays the taxpayer as a powerless beast whose burden props the federal government.

Washington Post Senate Helms Post George Will Sens Lowell Weicker Robert Packwood Weicker-Packwood Sen. Helms The U.S Washington

Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters to Editor

The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed with the writer’s handwriting and a mailing address. Anonymous letters are not considered. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Address Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.

Aiken Standard P.O Aiken S.C

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