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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1990

Page

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Monkey linked to AIDS wave in West Africa

A gray sooty mangabey primate is tied to HIV-2 origins in West Africa per Dr. Vanessa M. Hirsch of Georgetown University. She says transmission to humans likely occurred in the past century through close contact, with HIV-1 and HIV-2 spreading as populations urbanized.

New Orleans West Africa Ics Vanessa M. Hirsch Georgetown University Africa United States Toula Hirsch American Association For the Advancement of Science

Deaths Eddie J. Brockington Burnettown details page note

Death notice for Eddie J. Brockington of Burnettown, with reference to further details on Page 4A. Service information and survivor notes not included in the fragment.

Eddie J. Brockington Burnettown

Aiken Hit By Afternoon Thunderstorm Winds

Aiken and surrounding areas faced a windy, wet afternoon as a thunderstorm moved through. Traffic slip, few accidents reported, minor power outages quickly repaired, with Edgefield and North Augusta noting minimal outages and the state recording a tornado in Irma with no injuries.

South Carolina Iy Patrol North Augusta Irma

DOE holds to dual NPR plan amid shifting world events

DOE officials reaffirm a two reactor plan for national production reactors with sites at Savannah River and Idaho National Laboratory. Kirkland says policy requires two NPRs and budget plans for 1989 to 1991 reflect that. Derrick criticizes Idaho backup as unlikely amid political changes and reduced military threat. Congress and President Bush budgets show continued funding for two NPRs, pending policy shifts.

U.S. Department of Entop Boe Offlersi U.S Ler C. Derrick NPR Savannah M.C. Kirkland Kirkland DOE Nprrt Group Kirkland Srs Idaho National Engineering Laboratory Tur Wilien Wet Derrick Idaho James McClure McClure Europe Soviet Union Mili Bush Congress

Tax Hike Whispered In Capital

In Columbia, House budget writers debate funding measures as the Ways and Means Committee proposes 100041 state money and a possible $3.5 billion budget. Seneca’s Robert McLellan signals Monday’s return with a balanced plan, while options include mine tax cuts, video poker fee hikes, and restructuring exemptions to save funds, with a potential $25 million one year impact.

Columbia McLellan Cne Ieee Es Een Way Department

Developer in Shock Over Reassessments Hurts Penland's Realty

Developer Robert Penland faces financial shock after tax reassessments on golf course and residential properties. He warns local governments sent owners a hammer blow, saying the reassessment controversy has become a potent political issue and officials may have slept on the problem. One property's appraisal jumped from 16 000 to unknown figures, triggering alarm about real estate activity in the area.

Houndstake Robert E. Penland Penland Pele Rece

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