Principal delivers blunt message on gold teeth at Brooklyn school
New York schools have banned keepers and gold jewelry after Principal Frank Mickens told a student assembly that students risking criminal behavior could be transferred to another school. He warned against drugs prostitution and pimping, urging compliance among Black and Hispanic youths at Boys and Girls High School in Brooklyn.
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Wall Street
Frank Mickens
Boys and Girls High School
Brooklyn
Mickens
Weather outlook with increasing clouds and rain risk
Forecaster warns of tonight’s low in the mid 40s with increasing clouds. Friday remains mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of rain or thundershowers and a high near the mid 70s. Details appear on Page 12A.
Death notices listed for Sordon G Chalfant and others
Deaths include Sordon G Chalfant of North Augusta Juanita Garvin of New Ellenton Beverly J Gosnell of Graniteville Jeanette S Harrison of Aiken William Posey Jr of Belvedere Carlene S Taylor of Langley Edward D Way of Augusta Rose Mary Williams of Aiken Details appear on Page 6A.
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Sordon G. Chalfant
North Augusta
Juanita Garvin
New Ellenton
Beverly J. Gosnell
Graniteville
Jeanette S. Harrison
Aiken
Wiliam
Posey Jr
Belvedere
Carlene S. Taylor
Langley
Edward D. Way
Augusta
Rose Mary Wiliams
Aiken Hosts 20th Triple Crown with Lobster Parade
Aiken's 20th annual Triple Crown runs March 17 24 and 31 with the Aiken Trials on March 17. Railside parking ballots on March 3 at the Jaycee Hut. Gates open 10 am first race 2 pm. March 24 steeplechase and March 31 sulky races follow Masters April 5 8. Lobster Race and Oyster Parade set for May 5 drawing local participation.
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Aiken
U.S. 1
Minor spill at K-Reactor near Savannah River Site
Officials said a 20 gallon heavy water spill containing tritium at K-Reactor produced minimal exposure. Two workers absorbed about 10 millirems each, equivalent to half a chest X-ray, with only 0.003 millirem detected at the SRS border. Evacuation would require exposure above 500 millirems.
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Savannah River
SRS
U.S. Deparment of Energy
Savannah River Co
John R. Patterson
DOE
Dennis A. Stevenson
Westinghouse
Stevenson
Asia
Surco Srs
Prospect For Arms Cutback Bright In U S Soviet Talks
In Moscow, prospects for deep arms reductions in Europe appeared bright as the United States and the Soviet Union resumed intensive negotiations on non-nuclear weapons. A new U S proposal to settle a dispute over combat aircraft restrictions aided the optimism. Baker said he hoped for progress, while Shevardnadze noted some movement. The talks also considered deeper tank cuts and a cap on troops in Central Europe, with possible reductions of about 400,000 Soviet and 100,000 American soldiers. Discussions cover strategic and non-nuclear weapons, and a ban on chemical weapons production.
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Moscow
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
James A. Baker III
Fer
Bush
Cental Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Vienna
Iker and
Shevardnadze
Eee
Alexander
Sovardwade
Helmut Kohl
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Oil slick threatens Huntington Beach beaches in major spill
Crews fight a 290000 gallon oil spill from the tanker American Trader off Huntington Beach California. The ship holes a compartment near shore while crews deploy booms and skimmers and lifeguards monitor beaches and wetlands for contamination. Nine oil fouled birds were rescued alive. Dorothy Green of Heal the Bay voices concern for wetlands. The tanker locks a 3 foot hole during docking near a pipeline terminal two miles from shore.
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Huntington Beach
Calif
Coast Guard
Dorothy Green
Heal the Bay
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Los Angeles
Sanford Schmidt
American Trading Transportation Co
New York
Catholic Diocese Buys 31.7 Acres In Aiken County
The Diocese of Charleston paid 350000 for 31.7 acres along S.C. 19 between Aiken and New Ellenton. Msgr. Rowland said the purchase secures future church sites and growth, noting such land buys occur statewide as needed. The transfer dated December 15 was from Dudley T. and Anta Marie Posey and signed by Bishop Ernest Unterkoefler.
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Aiken
New Ellenton
Diocese of
Charleston
S.C. 19
Charles Rowland
Msgr. Rowland
Rowland
Dudley T
Anta Marie Posey
Southlawn Cemetery
Stephen D. Posey
Growth Drives January Construction on Aiken Augusta Road
County and city permits total about 13 million for January with Satcher Ford and Comfort Inn new on U S 1. County figures split nearly evenly between residential and commercial, led by single family homes and hotel development in Aiken and North Augusta. Comfort Inn 1.4 million and Satcher Ford 1.7 million plans linked to new showroom on U S 1. North Augusta and Aiken show notable residential gains and commercial activity.
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Aiken-Augusta
Aiken
North Augusta
Coss
Satcher Ford
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