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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1987

Page

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Engineers say signal urged slow approach before Amtrak crash

Conrail engineer R L Gates testified he prepared to slow and proceed through a track juncture when a signal ordered him to stop moments before an Amtrak collision that killed 15 and injured over 170. NTSB member Joseph Nall cited Gates and brakeman Edward Cromwell as giving forthright interviews.

Chase Conrail Amtrak R.L. Gates Joseph Nall National Transportation Safety Board Nall Gates Edward W. Cromwell NTSB

Blood Test Helps To Predict AIDS

Boston doctors say blood tests can identify people infected with the AIDS virus likely to progress to AIDS within months. Dr. B Frank Polk notes better prognostication for physicians, while acknowledging limited patient options. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, seeks to explain varied disease progression among the infected.

Boston B. Frank Polk New England Journal of Medicine

Weather Outlook Sunshine Gives Way to Clouds and Rain Chance

Today's sunny skies shift to cloudy conditions with a 20 percent chance of rain tomorrow. Tonight's low near 35 and tomorrow's high in the upper 50s. Details on Page 5A.

Deaths from Greenwood to Charleston in brief notice

Deaths listed: Dollie S Lake Greenwood Eugene Lindsay Aiken Levi Morris Bath Myrtle L Noggle Tignall Woodrow J Outts McCormick Roy G Scott Camden Julia Stewart Clearwater Tilde Stewart Augusta August O Stohmeyer Charleston Thelma H Vance Aiken. Details on Page 6A.

Dollie S. Lake Greenwood Eugene Lindsay Aiken Levi Morris Bath Myrtle L. Noggle Tignall Woodrow J. Outts McCormick Roy G. Scott Camden Julia Stewart Clearwater Tilde Stewart Augusta August O. Stohmeyer Charleston Thelma H. Vance

Du Pont rebutts EPA on Savannah River waste tanks

Du Pont Co replies to charges from the Environmental Policy Institute that more than 50 large high level waste tanks at the Savannah River Plant risk hydrogen explosions. The 100 page report prepared for the Energy Department defends plant safety and counters the July institute study.

Savannah River U.S. Department of Energy Environmental Policy Institute Savannah River Plant

New SRP Facility Safe For Environment

DOE finds no significant environmental impact from a planned Savannah River Plant Fuel Production Facility. The plant will recycle used uranium fuel, process up to 16 metric tons yearly, reduce waste and emissions, and create about 186 permanent jobs plus 200 construction posts at peak. Construction may start soon with completion expected in 1989.

U.S. Department of Energy Savannah River DOE SRP Oak Ridge Tenn Carl Nandrasy Defense Nandrasy

Norths cash role in Contras over two year covert aid period

The AP reports Oliver North controlled cash and funds to back the Contras during 1984 and 1985 while directing an NSC aid network. Sources say money passed through North office, with a safe storage at Christmastime 1984 and later steps involving private donors and possible Iranian arms diversion.

Washington (Ap White House Oliver L. North North National Security Council Associated Press NSC Nors Reagan Richard V. Allen Allen

Beirut Airport Shelling Triggers Fireball Destruction

Beiruts airport endured a 45 minute shell assault as a Boeing 707 of Middle East Airlines burned after a shell hit during refueling. An airport employee was injured and operations halted while fighters from rival militias exchanged blame for the strike.

Beirut Lebanon Camille Chamoun Christian East Chamoun An-Nahar Bashir Gemayel Amin Gemayel East Middle East Airlines Middle East

Reagan Cleared to Leave Hospital After Prostate Surgery

President Reagan will be discharged from Bethesda Naval Hospital at midday and return to the White House on an abbreviated schedule. Doctors call his recuperation excellent with post operative signs normal and say he can set his own pace in resuming duties.

Washington Reagan Bethesda Naval Hospital White House Larry Speakes Speakes Army John Hutton Hutton Oval Office Donald T. Regan

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