Weather Chance Of Rain By Tonight
A weather brief notes a chance of rain this evening across the area with possible showers. Temperatures remain mild as coastal and inland regions may see varying precipitation and brief heavier bursts in spots.
23 Jan 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1991
Page
1
A weather brief notes a chance of rain this evening across the area with possible showers. Temperatures remain mild as coastal and inland regions may see varying precipitation and brief heavier bursts in spots.
Kimberly Bergalis, 22, of Fort Pierce, received a $1 million payout from CNA Insurance Co. for alleged dental malpractice by Dr. David Acer after contracting AIDS from wisdom teeth removal in December 1987. Acer died later that year, and Bergalis went public with her case along with others. The Centers for Disease Control noted court permission to sue, as Bergalis voiced her outlook.
Japanese chef Hidemi Sugino, 38, wins the world pastry championship in Lyon, defeating a French rival and a Canadian to claim the title and $12,600. The jury, led by Roland Mesnier, cites Sugino for his refined skills developed in France and Switzerland and his work in Tokyo and Nagoya.
Aiken County Council voted 7 to 2 to reject a lease purchase plan for the closed Bath Mill. Council moved to table the proposal for 90 days but failed. Morse Creek Partners had sought to convert the mill into county offices for Health and Drug Services.
U S military planners say Iraq retains a strong offensive despite air strikes. Iraqi missiles hit Tel Aviv area. Patriot defenses failed to stop Tuesday's strike but squads repelled Scuds in eastern Saudi Arabia. Iraq ties treatment of prisoners to Arab-Israeli conflict. Baghdad pledges to follow Geneva Conventions if Palestine is equal.
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan said there should be no tax surcharges to fund the Gulf War unless costs soar after extended fighting. House Democrats Panetta and Schumer proposed monthly cost reports, with estimates of Gulf costs potentially reaching hundreds of millions daily, while stressing avoiding further deficits.
The U S Postal Service announces February 3 rate increases led by a new F Flower first class stamp with a red tulip on yellow. Card rate rises from 15 to 19 cents and a four cent make up stamp is issued. Officials defend the rise despite revenue concerns and compare U S rates to several countries.
Obituary notice lists Mozelle Gritin of North Augusta Georgia L Kemp Roundtree of Augusta Rober Welling Law Jr of Bishopville and Geneva Smith of Augusta with reference to details on Page 6A.
National Weather Service spokesman Tyrone Mosley says northern Georgia and South Carolina may see sleet or snow, but Aiken and Augusta will receive only rain. Temperatures failed to reach predicted teens, dipping to 21 degrees Tuesday night making it the coldest so far this year.
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