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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1988

Page

1

USPS and Battelle seek better stamp glue solution

In Columbus, Ohio, the Postal Service and Battelle Memorial Institute team up to solve stamp adhesive failures. Don McDowell notes the issue affects mail delivery, while Battelle won a 10 month, 700000 dollar contract to test superior adhesives. In Sydney, a 24 year old carpenter claims a world TV watching record after 168 hours glued to the screen.

Columbus, Ohio USS. Postal Service Don McDowell Postal Service Washington Battelle Memorial Institute Sydney Australia David Woods

Weather Outlook and Partial Forecast Mentioned

Skies will be fair tonight with a low in the upper 60s. Partly cloudy tomorrow with a 20 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs expected in the mid 80s. The note references details on Fage vs A.

Fage Va

Deaths in the area list names and residences

The notices report deaths of Chester W. Cromwell Beech Island Amos M Green Aiken Charles E Moore Waynesboro Ga John H Radke North Augusta Eugenia C Smith Aiken Lawrence F Smith North Augusta Lois E Smith Columbia Kathleen J Stephens Anniston Ala Albert T Walker Harwood Md Details appear on Page 6A.

Chester W. Cromwell Beech Island Amos M. Green Aiken Charles E. Moore Waynesboro John H. Radke North Augusta Eugenia C. Smith Lawrence F. Smith Lois E. Smith Columbia Kathleen J. Stephens Anniston Ala Albert T. Walker Harwood

Restart Of P-Reactor Delayed To August 3

Savannah River Plant officials say P-Reactor restart, postponed from this week, is likely August 3 after seismic bracing on the moderator dump system. Restart requires start-up testing, with K-Reactor and L-Reactor also undergoing evaluations and maintenance.

Savannah River Charleston SRP Roger Rollins Department of Energy Rollins

Aiken Native Will Head Dukakis Transition Team

A Dukakis transition team head will be Marcia Hale, a native of Aiken. She led the campaign's convention effort, arriving in Atlanta June 13 with a 13 member staff that grew to 2,000 volunteers by the convention week, all under a $300,000 budget and heavy logistical coordination across multiple venues.

Aiken Dukakis Columbia Michael Dukakis White House Tis George Bush Marcia Hale Ms. Hale Atlanta CNN Center World Congress Center Hyatt Regency

Iraq vows to end raids as Iran war talks loom

Iraq said it captured thousands of enemy troops in sudden raids into Iran and promised to withdraw within a day as foreign ministers prepared for cease-fire talks with UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar. Iran claimed heavy Iraqi losses and ongoing occupations despite Baghdad radio announcements.

Nicosia Cyprus Iraq Iran Baghdad Radio U.N Javier Perez de Cuellar Islamic Republic Baghdad Ab‘Thawra Saddam Hussein Ali Akbar Velayati New York

Pro-Iranian Calls For Happy Ending To Hostage Crisis

Sheikh Hussein Fadlallah leader of Hezbollah urged a swift practical solution to the hostage crisis in Lebanon. He said there should be a just resolution to reach a happy ending and criticized U.S. and European involvement for political aims. The remarks came as Iran prepared for U.N. talks to end its war with Iraq.

Beirut Lebanon Hussein Fadlallah Hezbollah Party of God Iran U.N Europe

Iranian Chief Justice praises Khomeini for cease fire

Supreme Court Chief Justice Musavi Ardebili said Ayatollah Khomeini had doubled his popularity by accepting the cease-fire. The official Islamic Republic News Agency reported Ardebili urging a large turnout at Aug. 2 rallies to demonstrate allegiance to Iran's patriarch.

Persian Gulf Supreme Court Musavi Ardebili Iran Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Islamic Republic Ardebili

Memories Of Earlier Crisis Haunt Michigan Farm Family

Hastings Michigan—Jean and Gordon Chase recall a hard drought era as drought, heat, and winds trigger memories of a 1980s financial crisis. Beginning in 1975 they borrowed to buy 237 acres after 160 were inherited, facing high inflation, rising collateral requirements, and eventually bank lending collapse in 1982.

Hastings, Mich Jean Gordon Chase Mrs. Chase Michigan Chases Mrs. Chases Chase Gord

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