Prince Charles to discuss environment with Bush at dinner
Washington AP reports Prince Charles plans a dinner talk with President Bush on protecting the environment before a Florida polo trip. The 6-year-old prince arrived in New York for his eighth U.S. visit, unaccompanied by his wife Diana. Camp David, Md., hosts the informal dinner with Barbara Bush and British Ambassador Sir Antony Acland. London RP notes a porcelain Kammer and Reinhardt doll sold for a record price, bought by Madame Vierny of Paris, as a nurse from Susseracan owned it since childhood.
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Cloudy with Rain Off and On Through Saturday
Forecast calls for cloudy skies and cool weather with a 50 percent chance of rain tonight and Saturday. Lows in the lower 40s and highs in the lower 50s. Yesterday's high reached 85, a new record for the date, surpassing the old record of 80 set in 1976. See details on Page 6B.
Obituary notices for several residents listed by city
Death notices list Ninnie P. Abney of Philadelphia Mary S Holmes of Edgefield Henretta Jennings of New Ellenton Evas Mills of New Ellenton Harold H Seamster of Aiken Katie Williams of Ridge Spring Details continued on Page 68.
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Edgefield
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New Ellenton
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Aiken
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Ridge Spring
Beech Island Plant Announces 5.9 Million Expansion
Philip Lord reports Kimberly Clark plant plans a 5.9 million modernization expansion in Beech Island. Plant manager Robert E. Abernathy says the upgrade will not create new jobs immediately but aims to keep the Infant Care plant competitive with state of the art facilities and support future growth.
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Kimberly Clark Beech Island Mill Produces Household Goods
Kimberly Clark operates the Beech Island mill producing facial tissue, dinner napkins, bath tissue, diapers and other household products. The corporate HQ is in Dallas Texas and the plant employs about 1,100 workers. The company injects around 450 million dollars into the local economy annually through wages and benefits.
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Trade Deficit Drops In 1988
Washington reports 1988 U S trade deficit fell to 137.3 billion, first yearly drop since 1980, as exports rose 26.8 percent to a record 322.2 billion and offset an 8.3 percent import rise to 488.6 billion. December deficit eased to 11.9 billion but trade gaps remained high. Analysts warn gains may stall amid concern over debt and inflation risks.
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USCA launches 2.5 million chair campaign for professorships
USCA announces a 2.5 million Chair Campaign to endow 20 to 25 professorships with minimum 100000 gifts. SCANNA Corp and SC Eletric & Gas donate 100000 to establish the SCANNA Corporation Chair in Physics to fund energy conservation research, aiding recruitment and faculty growth at USCA.
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USC Aiken
Robert E
Bob) Alexander
USCA
Scanna Corporation
South Carolina
Tom Maurice
John Warren
Walter O'Connell
Alexander
Conservatives and Liberals Get Ratings in 1988 ACU survey
The American Conservative Union rated Wyoming as the most conservative state at 97.3 percent while Massachusetts averaged 3.69 percent. The House rose from 37 to 44 percent and the Senate from 40 to 43 percent in 1988, amid fewer budget clashes after the 1987 summit.
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Landmark agreement for Hanford near Olympia sparks cleanup pace
Gov Booth Gardner and Ecology Director Christine Gregoire announced a Cadillac-type agreement on Hanford nuclear reservation waste. They expect final federal details by month’s end to accelerate cleanup of about 200 billion gallons of radioactive wastes dumped since World War II.
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Coming Sunday Help With Your Taxes
South Salutes Springtime features Aiken Community Theater with guidance and demonstrations on tax preparation this Sunday. Local organizers invite residents to attend for practical tips, with a focus on easing filing tasks for the season.
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Aiken
South
Hollings Held Stock as Committee Investigated
U S Senator Ernest Hollings owned about 100000 dollars in a communications company due to a broker miscommunication while a subcommittee he chaired in the Commerce Committee debated plans opposed by the firm He did not know he had held the stock for about five months as of January 1988 according to his press secretary The Greenville News and Piedmont bureau reported this Thursday
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South Carolina
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John Patterson
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