Half of Americans now drink coffee study finds
A London AP report cites the International Coffee Organization noting 52.4 percent of Americans drink coffee this winter, down from 74.7 percent in 1962. Average daily cups per drinker are 3.32, nearly identical to 1985 and well below 1962’s 4.36.
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London
International Coffee Organization
U.S
Inmate Escapes Plaquemines Parish Jail In Louisiana
An 18 year old inmate shaved his head and used a body cream to squeeze through a small feeding slot at Plaquemines Parish Jail. He then took an air conditioner from the third floor, jumped to a second floor unit, and fled five miles away before being found hiding in underwear. He faces an escape charge and the jail installed welded bars to prevent future exits.
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Pointe A LA Hache
Plaquemines Parish
Mark Gordy
Ralph Ferrante
Gordy
Ferrante
Weather outlook shows possible afternoon thunderstorms
A 30 percent chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers is noted. Tonight’s low is mid 70s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with highs in the upper 90s and thundershowers possible in the afternoon and evening.
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Columbia
Anderson
Charlotte Camp
National Weather Service
Deaths of Frances A Holmes and Others Noted
Notices list Frances A. Holmes Aiken Rollins Mayer Jr Warrenville Ruth L Sawyer Augusta Jasper Singleton Hemingway James Washington Aiken with reference to details on Page 7A for obituaries and memorial notices.
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Frances A. Holmes
Aiken
Rollins Mayer Jr
Warrenville
Ruth L. Sawyer
Augusta Jasper Singleton
Hemingway James Washington
Reagan Offers Farmers Help in South Carolina
President Reagan during a South Carolina campaign swing told farmers he stands ready to help as drought losses near 100 million in crops and cattle. He noted a Agriculture Department team was sent to assess the situation and cited airlifted hay as aid already underway.
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Columbia
Reagan
South Carolina
Carroll Campbell
Agriculture Department
Air Force
Southeast
South
Campbell
Washington
Texas
Florida
Rain Lifts South Carolina Drought Briefly
Rain in Aiken County offers only a short term relief as SC endures the worst drought on record. Officials warn of possible mandatory water restrictions if rainfall remains scarce and heat stays intense across the state.
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Aiken County
Clemson
Tom Earle
Purvis
Dick Riley
South Carolina
GOP Accuses White House of Blocking Hay Airlift
U S Senator Hollings says the White House politics disaster relief for drought struck South Carolina farmers by denying hay airlift. He arranged 30 tons of hay from Massachusetts, while 22 Aiken County farmers seek aid as they face feed shortages and possible herd culling.
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White House
South Carolina
U.S
Ernest F. Hollings
Hollings
D-S.c
Wedensday
Massachusetts
Illinois
Andrew Card
Inter
Aiken County
Clemson
Tom Earle
Earle
Ice Gift Comes To Parched Piedmont From Indiana
Piedmont South Carolina town of 600 awaits 3200 bags of ice arriving by refrigerated truck from Indiana. Kit Kowski of 4K Ice Co. South Bend promised the delivery after seeing a photo of locals filling water jugs at Piedmont Fire Department.
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Piedmont
South Carolina
Indiana
Dixie
Kit Kowski
4K Ice Co
South Bend
Ind
Kowski
Greenville
Associated Press
South Bend Tribune
Piedmont Fire Department
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