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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1994
Page
2
Astronauts Commander Charles Bolden Jr and Franklin Chang Diaz on the shuttle Discovery undergo medical tests and ingest a water solution with an isotope to study bodily functions in space. The US Russian study runs since February 3 launch, tracing samples for future missions.
A Clinton administration official says the United States may withhold anti drug aid from Peru Panama Bolivia and other drug producing nations that failed to show cooperation against illegal drugs. Nigeria and Afghanistan could also face scrutiny as part of the annual certification process tied to aid.
Security guards stopped 11 attempts by underpaid Russian nuclear plant workers to steal uranium for the black market last year. Police logged nearly 900 entry attempts and 700 attempts to steal secret documents at nuclear facilities in 1993, according to Lt. Gen. Yuri Yefimov.
Weather bulletin records a low last night in South Carolina the lowest since the month began. Sunrise is set for tomorrow at 7 16 a m.
A coalition of large mailers says it will not oppose a rate hike if the 32 cent first class stamp ceiling is kept. They warn a 3 cent rise to 32 cents could be accepted, with studies and legal challenges delaying prices for months and costing up to 100 million dollars. The USPS weighs a 10.3 percent increase as a possible outcome next year.
Joe DiMaggio lauds Ted Williams as the greatest hitter he ever saw while helping dedicate the Ted Williams Retrospective Museum and Library in Hernando Florida. He cites Babe Ruth Ty Cobb Rogers Hornsby and George Sisler as all great hitters, but Williams stands alone from 1936 to the present.
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