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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1989
Page
5
Former Gov. John Y. Brown Jr. says he no longer eats fried chicken as he improves heart health after surgery. At 56 he plans to eat less, exercise more, streamline his business holdings, and spend more time with his family.
Former first lady Nancy Reagan launches a new phase of her anti-drug campaign with a visit to Via Avanta, where she says grants will expand to similar centers in the LA area though Via Avanta will not receive funding this year. She stresses support for programs helping pregnant or parenting women.
In Peoria Illinois Ron and Roz Helms parents of five born two months early face massive costs from medical care. After insurer threats and a new policy they still juggle ongoing therapy for Benjamin and Samantha while Samantha endures oxygen and around the clock nursing at high weekly cost. Ron earns under forty thousand a year as a restaurant manager and the couple faced years of fertility treatment costs before the quints’ March 1987 birth.
Hearst Corp. announced to Los Angeles Herald Examiner staff that it is selling the daily newspaper and will consider offers. The decision follows years of financial losses and intense competition from the Los Angeles Times and suburban papers. The paper has 760 staff and a current daily circulation around 238,392 with 183,122 on Sundays.
After more than two years and 5959 performances, Oh Calcutta! closes with the evening show on August 6. Since opening Off Broadway in 1969 and Broadway in 1971, the nudie revue faced mixed reviews but strong box office and an enduring international run. The show grossed over $100 million worldwide despite censorship battles and a 1988 producer’s death.
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