Monet notebooks reveal private life of the painter and a chef cookbook
The Monet notebooks surfaced among letters and archives showing family notes and details about the artist and his fallible temper over a sauce. A chef authored a cookbook based on recipes tested from those notes, sparking art and culinary interest for buffs. Also Tokyo faced brief disruption as snow impacted travel and flights.
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Weather Outlook Forecast Partly Cloudy and Cool
Partly cloudy skies forecast with low temperatures around the 40s. Tomorrow will be cloudy with a high near the 60s and a low in the 40s. Page 12A details follow.
Deaths listing names across several Georgia and South Carolina towns
The notice lists multiple deceased individuals including Alphonso Abney in Queens New York, Sadie C Adams in North Augusta, Martha Arnold in McCormick, Andrew J Dicks in Graniteville, Wilbur H Greene in Williston, Anne Harper in North Augusta, Ruby O Ray in Augusta, Amanda L Smith in Johnston, Lou Belle Smith in Springfield, and Lila Mae H Tobias in Sardis Georgia. See Page 4A for full details.
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Crossword Puzzle Omitted In Tuesday Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard reports the crossword puzzle was omitted from Tuesday edition and appears on Page 8B today. The paper regrets the error and provides the corrected placement.
Soviets Struggle To End Ethnic Violence In Azerbaijan
More than 11,000 newly arrived troops fought to end clashes between Azerbaijanis and Armenians in Azerbaijan. The death toll stood at six, mainly Armenians, as protests surged in Baku and Yerevan with refugees arriving daily.
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Rapid Soviet changes push historians to rethink
USCA historian Dr Valdis Lumans says rapid USSR developments force historians to rewrite with present tense. He notes history is often written in the moment and that quantum shifts require new analysis. Lumans teaches Russian history at USCA and has Baltic roots fueling interest in independence movements.
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Penalty Surprise To Late Tax Filers
Taxpayers faced delays and protests as Aiken County added a 3 percent penalty to late 1989 levies after offices closed for Martin Luther King Day. County Treasurer Margie Plunkett explained penalties could not be waived due to the holiday.
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Lack Of Utilities Delays U.S. 1 Expansion Plans
Langley businessman Bobby G. Griffin appeals to Valley Public Service Authority to secure water and sewer service for the U.S. 1 corridor. VPSA plans include a water line from Aiken city limit to Clearwater, while local improvements recently upgraded water lines and an elevated storage tank. Griffin says lack of utility access stalls his developing Aiken Augusta corridor project and restaurant startup.
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Governor Campbell outlines goals in State of the State address
Gov. Carroll A. Campbell Jr. will present priorities on education, economy and environment in the annual State of the State speech at 7 p.m. He is expected to discuss Hurricane Hugo recovery funding including a possible $40 million bond issue, education funding, environmental waste reduction measures, recycling gains, auto insurance and wetlands protection.
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Campbell to Focus on Education and Wetlands in Speech
Gov. Campbell likely signals directing any excess revenue to education. Officials expect commentary on automobile insurance reform. Campbell is expected to voice support for protecting wetlands.
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