02 Jan 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1987
Page
1
NBC Miami presents a matchup with Penn State at 9 p.m. in Tempe Arizona. The game features two major programs, offering a high-stakes showdown for viewers and fans.
A 200 patient JAMA survey shows patients favor doctors who look professional over jeans and caps. Dr Thomas H Lee and colleagues note comfort and trust rise when clinicians appear reliable, citing Marcus Welby and Kil dare type images as benchmarks.
Researchers report in JAMA that a drug combination substantially lowers harmful cholesterol linked to fatty deposits in vessels. The treatment also raises another cholesterol type that helps prevent buildup, addressing major coronary artery disease risk.
The weather returns to sun today with cold temperatures. Tonight's low will drop to the low 20s. Tomorrow will bring sunshine and a high in the low 50s. A chance of rain appears for Sunday. Details on Page 134.
Death notices list Frank M. Bozick Aiken Eugene B. Coyle Trenton James Flemister North Augusta Ruby C. Garrick Warrenville Hannah W. Gray Ridge Spring Roberta H. Madison North Augusta Marvin R. McKeller Jamaica N Y Lee F. Williams Jr. Aiken Please see details on Page 14A.
LSU's Ricky Hazard stops Nebraska's Tyreese Knox. But Nebraska beat the Tigers in the Sugar Bowl.
A fierce winter storm with high tides triggered by a rare Earth Moon Sun alignment swept the East Coast, causing six deaths and extensive beach damage. Widespread snow inland, coastal flooding, and 58 mph gusts were forecast from West Virginia to Maine with up to 18 inches in some ranges.
Fire at the Dupont Plaza Hotel in San Juan killed 60 people and injured more than 100 as investigators probe arson amid labor unrest. FBI leads the inquiry with union officials denying links to the contract dispute.
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