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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1991

Page

3

Mayberry Jail to Open After Mount Airy Renovation

Mount Airy plans a $2,000 overhaul of the old city jail to create a Mayberry inspired tourist site. Downtown Mount Airy Inc will install Aunt Bee touches, a rocking chair, picnic basket, doilies and flowers, with photos and props from The Andy Griffith Show era.

Mount Airy N.C Andy Griffith Mayberry Mount Airy Inc Old City Aunt Bee James Clark Ts Club Nashville Tenn Squad Lancer Campbell's Andy Taylor Barney Fife Tanya B. Jackson Surry Griffith Suly Jor Barney April Gunter

Sullivan Scraps 18 Million Teen Sex Survey

Washington officials announced cancellation of the five year American Teenage Study planned by the Public Health Service. Secretary Louis Sullivan cited potential harm to anti casual sex messaging and possible intrusion into families privacy. Critics called the move political and wasteful while supporters urged continued research to reduce pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases among youths.

Washington Health and Human Services Louis Sullivan Public Health Service Sullivan Department of Health and Human Services Gary L. Bauer Conservative Family Research Council William Dannemeyer Calif House

BasE closures unlikely to be halted by complaints

A House subcommittee 17-2 votes to keep intact the list of 34 bases slated for closure despite member complaints. Senators doubted any reversal, with support voiced by Cohen and others. The debate over the process and specific sites, including Loring Air Force Base, Fort Devens, and Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, highlights partisan tensions and potential political influence.

Washington House Independent Commission House Armed Services Thomas Jetta D-Pa Alee Patricia Schroed Indiana Commission Arthur Levitt Loring Senate Armed Services Committee Congress Bush Edward Kennedy D-Mass Fort Devens Mass Tion Fort Devens Boston Kennedy Philadelphia Naval Shipyard Foglietta Scotfree Pennsylvania Georgia Virginia Sam Nunn John Warner

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