19 Jul 1985
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1985
Page
1
Georgia coach Vince Dooley may nominate offensive coordinator George Haffner as interim coach should Dooley pursue a U.S. Senate bid. Dooley was in Florida and unavailable for comment.
The forecast calls for mostly sunny and hazy skies tomorrow with fair tonight and lows in the 70s. Light and variable winds. Highs expected in the mid 90s. Scattered thundershowers forecast for Sunday.
Anthony Cramer, 11, of 903 Kerr Drive accepted a family challenge to be creative. While parents redid wallpaper in the kitchen, he drew a life size camel on the kitchen wall.
The DOE will finance an industrywide health and mortality study of Savannah River Plant workers but will not publish separate results for lung cancer or leukemia. The data will remain part of the Oak Ridge Associated Universities study, per a DOE epidemiological report.
Bob Scott uses a mini-weather station in his peanut fields to track temperature and humidity to time spraying for disease. He voices optimism about future automated alerts while stressing that farming remains hard work and notes his status as South Carolina’s top peanut grower for two years. His 300 acres likely make him the state’s largest peanut operation, with substantial capital equipment invested.
Aiken County Extension Agent Allen Bayles says future farmers must be managers handling finances labor and marketing. The county's agrarian base remains, but over half are part time with 680 farms averaging 224 acres in 1982 up from 743 farms averaging 218 in 1978.
President Reagan, described as fast returning to championship form, could be back in the White House as early as Saturday seven to ten days after surgery. Vice President Bush telephoned foreign leaders and said Reagan will fully recover and resume duties next week. Reagan is expected to meet with Eduard Shevardnadze in September and may address the UN General Assembly in New York.
A dam wall failed near Stava in Trento province after storms, flooding Tesero and surrounding villages. Officials fear 100 to 200 deaths as mud and water covered homes and hotels, with roads closed and helicopters assisting rescue efforts.
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