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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1983
Page
1
Aiken County endures near record heat as ice cream shops see rising sales Daiquiri Ice and vanilla top flavors at Baskin-Robbins and chocolate at Pink Dipper. Fans circulate air as July heat keeps homes cool and doctors report few heat related injuries.
The Commerce Department reports the April to June quarter at 8.7 percent annualized growth, the strongest since early 1981, with revisions showing deeper recession losses than previously thought. Personal income rose 0.5 percent in June and consumer spending up 1 percent as industrial output climbs.
Marshall Cain, a former South Carolina legislator and adviser to Gov. James Edwards, serves as deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department. His Legislative Affairs Office coordinates between Congress and the FBI and briefs lawmakers on proposed bills.
Energy Secretary Donald Hodel endorses a 147 million National Electron Accelerator Laboratory for Newport News Virginia and plans to seek funding in the 1985 budget. The site was urged by SURA with USC and Clemson as members, and USC President Holderman notes regional high tech growth.
The South Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission denied Body Talk Health & Fitness Club a beer and wine permit and a sale and consumption license for its Hunter's Glen Club. The decision cites location unsuitability and local opposition from Hunter's Glen residents. Owner Tom A Caniglia had optioned the club in January.
Ling Ling at the National Zoo gave birth to a panda cub at 3 18 a.m. EDT making the first US birth outside China and the sixth worldwide but authorities later said the cub had not moved for hours and was presumed dead. Zoo officials noted the cub was about the size of a stick of butter.
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