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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1980
Page
2
A winter storm brings snow and rain along the southern edge while most regions stay cold. Warmer conditions are forecast along the southern tier from the Southwest to Florida as the system moves through tomorrow morning.
In Leesville and Augusta obituaries announce services and survivors. Clara Alewine Smith, 35, several siblings, and her widower, with services at Friendship Baptist Church Leesville and burial there. Mary E Whitaker, Liberty Baptist Augusta, survived by a widower and stepdaughters. Lillie McCarthy death notice. Joseph Cullen Montjoy, 60, Greenwood, service at Blyth Funeral Home, burial Greenwood Memorial Gardens, with family survivors listed.
A schedule of community events and services listing times and venues in Midland Valley Clearwater North Augusta Aiken area. Health care and dental clinics museum hours senior activities bridge Thoroughbred Hall of Fame and AA meetings follow venues including churches and clubs. Club representatives can write Lynne Katonak at Aiken Standard.
Andrei Sakharov, Nobel laureate and dissident, denounces Soviet government restraint as a basic right to information. He says he is ready for a public court and refuses a gilded cage after being exiled from Moscow to Gorky.
Forecast notes frost risk with upper 20s tonight and 50 degree high Wednesday. Expect mostly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow with a 10 to 30 percent chance of rain. Thursday through Saturday remain cloudy and cold with lows in the 20s to 40s and highs in the 50s.
In Chicago the teachers stay home amid a 225 million dollar bail out plan approved by the City Council. More than 95 percent of 25,355 teachers are out of classrooms and under 7 percent of 472,452 students attend in 647 schools. School Board President Catherine Rohter appeals for a return to class while CTU President Robert Healey cites patience after two months of pay suspensions.
A Senate resolution seeks a nationwide boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics tied to Soviet troops in Afghanistan. It urges IOC to cancel or relocate the Games and proposes permanent Greek and neutral-country venues. no fixed February deadline is included.
Bulky dock workers and shippers return to court over loading grain aboard a Greek registered vessel bound for the Soviet Union. The Justice Department argues continuing the boycott would impair U S foreign policy interests. Judge Veronica Wicker deferred ruling and will hear from attorneys today as the International Longshoremen's Association protest unfolds.
A Pennsylvania State University study finds first scientific link between smoking and sleep difficulties. In a lab with 100 subjects, smokers slept longer to fall asleep than non smokers and quitting aided quicker, deeper rest. Researchers say nicotine acts as a stimulant raising heart rate and blood pressure, disrupting sleep.
A remorseful thief left a box near The Daily Oklahoman editor containing more than $10,000 a toy pistol and a note to convince readers he was an amateur. Bank loot from January 12, stained with pink dye was tied to the incident as authorities question guards.
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