Jackets Shield Cows From Sun Inventions By Sakurai
Tokyo University of Agriculture professor Masaku Sakurai says summer jackets with three straw sections cover a cow’s head back and abdomen to shield from sun insects and disease. After eight years observing cows he notes reduced appetite and milk when cows are sun stressed.
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TOKYO
Masaku Sakurai
Tokyo University of Agriculture
Sakurai
One of a kind Barbie Ken doll shocks shopper in Florida
Carina Guillot and her daughter found a “My First Ken” doll in a Toys R Us in Tampa wearing a purple tank top and lace apron over turquoise, green skirt. Store staff checked packaging, found no duplicates. Mattel said they had no idea how this doll was produced.
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Tampa
Fla
Carina Guillot
Jocelyn
Toys R Us
Greg Warren
Warren
Mattel Inc
Donna Gibbs
Lawmakers Targeted by Sting Highlight SC Campaign Laws
South Carolina lawmakers were identified as likely targets in a federal sting probe amid reports of a lobbyist undercover offering cash for votes. Critics say SC campaign finance rules are lax and enforcement weak, with two paragraphs in state code addressing reporting of contributions over 100 dollars and timing of filings.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Crangle
Mary R. Baker
State Ethics’ Commission
Vothe Commission
Baker
Ie Iret
State Aid Shortfall Shifts Budget Woes
Aiken County may face a 138000 shortfall in state shared revenues this fiscal year with local governments bearing the budget burden. Association executive director Michael B. Cone says continued state cuts to kickback funds reduce the local equitably share from the full formula. He notes last sessionâs 7.1 percent cut and asserts funds are diverted to fund state programs, with Hugo blamed but not sole cause.
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Aiken County
Association of Counties
Michael B. Cone
Association
General Assembly
Cone
Hugo
Jeane Dixon Predictions Spark Debate in Aiken
Nina Nnndiffer reports that Jeane Dixon’s two year forecasts spark disagreement with local amateur mediums in Aiken. Dixon predicts Gorbachev’s fall, a royal Russian restoration, and U S drug war setbacks. Aiken Chamber’s Murff counters with Gorbachev staying in power and peace prospects.
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Aiken
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United States
Europe
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Pyut
June Murff
Greater Aikien Chamber of Commerce
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Dixon
Bill Bennett
Larry Stewart
Aiken Public Safety Department
Roseanne to kick off fall TV season says Midyear
The Midyear predicts Roseanne Barr will step in front of cameras to start the fall television season. It notes her show will be protected like a mother bear when conflicts arise and references other stars in brief outlooks for Jon Bon Jovi Kirk Cameron Liz Claiborne and Tom Cruise with varying personal and career forecasts.
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Roseanne Barr
Roseanne
Jon Bon Jovi
Jon Bou Jovwi
Jon
Kirk Cameron
Kirk
Court cautions Congress on compelling Iran-Contra testimony
The U S Court of Appeals warned Congress that forcing testimony from suspected wrongdoers in major scandals risks scuttling prosecutions. The ruling, affecting Oliver North and potentially John Poindexter, calls for a witness by witness review to separate memory from immunized testimony and may hinder Walsh's prosecution efforts.
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Oliver North
Congress
North
Lawrence E. Walsh
National Security
John M. Poindexter
Garanteed
Poindexter
Gerhard A. Gesell
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Walsh
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