New York AIDS at birth study links asymptomatic mothers to transmission
A study by Dr. Howard Minkoff of SUNY Downstate finds only four of 34 mothers who passed AIDS to their newborns showed AIDS symptoms. The report notes that most transmitting mothers had no outward signs, complicating epidemic control in New York City.
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Clemson Looks to Buy Fontana Village Resort
Clemson University officials say the school may purchase Fontana Village mountain resort in western North Carolina to train students in hotel and motel management. The site would stay open to the public and require some renovation if acquired, according to Vice President Don Elam.
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North Carolina
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Doggie Shrinks Do Booming Business
Los Angeles reports a boom in pet psychology services with rates from 45 to 100 dollars an hour. Consultants Sandy Miller and Sally Pearce say growing demand stems from owners seeking dog self awareness, with Miller noting increased client interest over 13 years despite earlier limited competition.
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Deaths of Colburn Phail and Others Listed in Aiken Area
Obituary notices list Colburn F. Phail Beech Island Jimmie R Puckett Aiken Lois F Brierley North Augusta Eleanor K Bishop Jackson Junior A Jennings Langley Frederick Lemberg Aiken Lizzie M Neal North Augusta Mamie J Barfield Aiken Mary Cartledge Belvedere Beatrice McKie Trenton Harvey Lott Ridge Spring Edward O Jacobs Georgetown Arthur M Matthews Spartanburg details continued on Page 2B
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Beech Island
Jimmie R. Puckett
Aiken
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North Augusta
Eleanor K. Bishop
Jackson
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Langley
Frederick Lemberg
Lizzie M. Neal
Mamie J. Barfield
Mary Cartledge
Belvedere
Beatrice McKie
Trenton
Harvey Lott
Ridge Spring
Edward O. Jacobs
Georgetown
Arthur M. Matthews
Spartanburg
Bears Celebrate First Title in 22 Years
Chicago fans flocked to Rush Street bars after the Bears defeated the Patriots 46 10 in the Super Bowl drawing about 10000 celebrants. Police reported 43 arrests mostly for disorderly conduct and one injury from a car strike as crowds cheered and sang Bears Bears Bears amid wind chill and street chaos.
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Space Shuttle Challenger Launch Delayed By Hatch Issue
Cape Canaveral reports the Challenger mission to carry Christa McAuliffe and six crew members is delayed at the nine minute mark due to a hatch screw problem after microswitch failures. Winds briefly threatened the launch but conditions became acceptable.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Christa McAuliffe
NASA
John H. Sununu
New Hampshire
Challenger
Gene Thomas
Shuttle
Cold Winter Blast Hits Aiken Area Prompting Cautions On Icy Roads
A winter blast blankets the Aiken area with snow and ice causing school closures and numerous fender benders across the county. Sheriff Heath warns drivers to proceed slowly while state and local authorities urge caution on slick roads. The bitter cold is expected to linger through Wednesday with highs in the 20s and wind chills well below zero.
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Carrol Heath
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Walter Newman
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