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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1986

Page

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Killer Bee Invasion May Hurt U S Crops

AP reports Agriculture Department bee experts warn the Africanized honey bee could reach the United States in 1988 or 1989, threatening crops. The team expects entry near Brownsville Texas with possible interbreeding with commercial hives and movement from Mexico and Baja California.

Washington Agriculture Department United States Brazil Guatemala Rio Grande Texas Mexico Richard Cowden Department Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Cowden Brownsville Baja California

Halley’s Comet Pops Like Popcorn in Space Work

Halley’s comet is described as popping like popcorn as it rounds the sun, releasing up to 6 million tons daily of primordial elements. NASA released a close up image of the coma, showing solar radiation pressure on debris, while Pioneer Venus tracks the comet at perihelion for the first time.

Mountain View Calif Space Agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration Venus

Weather outlook shows clearing skies and colder temperatures

Forecasters warn of a clear night with windy conditions and a low in the mid 30s. Saturday will start sunny with a high in the upper 40s. Page 5A carries full details.

Obituary notices list local deaths and locations

Deaths listed for Joseph P Turner Johnston Mandle Surasky Aiken Jimmie E Nappier Gloverville William Tyler Hair Paducah Kentucky Charles W Dye North Augusta Mrs K G McBride Langley W R Snider Beech Island Mrs E Harrison New Ellenton details on Page 2B

Joseph P. Turner Johnston Mandle Surasky Aiken Jimmie E. Nappier Gloverville William Tyler Hair Paducah Charles W. Dye North Augusta K.G. McBride Langley W.R. Snider Beech Island E. Harrison New Ellenton

Aquino releases Filipinos jailed on Marcos charges in Manila

President Corazon Aquino begins freeing prisoners from the Marcos era with at least a dozen released from two Manila camps. Notables include poet Milagros Aguilar. U.S. envoy Habib lauds Filipino courage as 400 plus more detainees eyed for release. Gen. Ramos confirms an initial 33 imminent and 400 awaiting processing.

Manila Philippines Corazon Aquino Ferdinand E. Marcos Milagros Aguilar Jaime Verdan U.S Philip Habib Mrs. Aquino United States Habib Marcos Hawaii Guam Stephen Bosworth State Department John Maisto Aquino Bicutan Fort Bonifacio Nemesio Prudente Edicio Dela Torre Horacio Morales National Democratic Front Romeo Castello Rene Saguisag Fidel V. Ramos Camp Crame People’s Power Ramos Defense Ministry

Consultant Says Most In Philippines Are Pro American

John F. McCoy who spent six years in the Philippines says most locals are anti American but in fact in the minority. He notes elections are often violent and praises Mrs Aquino’s potential leadership while predicting improved US Philippines relations. He worked as a consultant for Rob inson's Department Store in Manila and Cebu.

Philippines John F. McCoy United States McCoy Aiken Ashley J. Little Robinson’s Department Store Manila Cebu

FBI Says Deadly Tylenol Not Tampered With At Factory

FBI reports that cyanide was added to Tylenol after packaging and not during manufacturing. Westchester County official Andrew O Rourke welcomes the findings as investigators note possible post packaging tampering. The Chicago outbreak in 1982 remains unsolved.

FBI N.Y New York Robert Kniffin Johnson & Johnson New Brunswick, N.J Andrew O’rourke Westchester County Peekskill Bronxville New York City Diane Elsroth Lane Bonner New York Times Milt Ahlerich Chicago

Tuna Consumption and Weight Trends in The Statistical Abstract

The 1986 Statistical Abstract of the United States reports Americans eat eight cans of tuna yearly and average household fuel spending of 1317 dollars. It notes men aged 18 to 24 average 165 pounds, down from 165 in the 1970s, while women of the same age rise from 132 to 134 pounds.

Washington United States America Census Bureau GPO

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