26 Feb 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1991
Page
1
A two neh fish once thought extinct was found alive in a foul-smelling three acre pond in Mexico. Ten specimens of the opal allotoca were collected and brought to the United States by researchers from the American Museum of Natural History led by Michael L. Smith.
Obituary notices list Olive Coach and Aline Cockrell among those in North Augusta. Ward Donald Dupee of Lakeland Florida, Ronald Mercier and Mary A Pearce reported in North Augusta and North Charleston. Page 2A contains full details and funeral arrangements.
Bath area junior Chris Hollows, 17, uses paint, ink, color paper and pencils to explore mixed media. His early doodling in Italy sparked a lifelong drive, aided by teachers who encouraged experimentation. He recently crafted a plaster self-portrait from a chicken wire frame, highlighting his evolving artist journey.
Saddam Hussein announced on Baghdad radio that Iraqi forces were withdrawing from Kuwait as a major allied air and ground assault continued. President Bush called the statement an outrage and vowed to press the war until U.N. resolutions are met. Reporters noted indications that Kuwait City was near fall and allied forces entered.
A Pentagon styled dispatch notes 28 American servicemen killed and about 100 wounded in a Monday night Iraqi Scud attack on a U S barracks and mess hall near Kuwait. Baghdad radio praised the strike while U S forces gathered belongings in duffel bags for the fallen.
A NABE survey of 54 top forecasters finds 61 percent expect a recession shorter than the postwar 11 months and 78 percent predict a GNP decline under 2.5 percent. About half see recovery by the second quarter with growth around 1.9 to 2.5 percent later in 1991.
A DOE official told a Senate panel that the GAO study on tritium demand for Savannah River Site did not include a tritium reserve. Projections cited may change and the GAO did not reflect reserve needs in its assessment. The hearing examined the DOE Reconfiguration Study amid plans to streamline the nuclear weapons industry.
Greenpeace spokesman Tom Clements cites a GAO finding that the nation has a three year tritium supply and should delay restarting Savannah River Site reactors. He calls for DOE to publish a full tritium report and a complete safety problems list, criticizing DOE for withholding details.
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