Prison Guards Fear AIDS Victims Across Prisons
An AP report notes at least 26 prisoner deaths from AIDS, with New York nine, New Jersey nine, Florida cases suspected, and isolated cases in North Carolina and elsewhere. Officials warn of the disease while expanding inmate screening and awareness efforts nationwide.
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Associated Press
New York State
New Jersey
North Carolina
Florida
James Olsen
Florida Correction Department
Vietnam to Return Nine MIA Remains
Vietnam will hand over nine sets of U S servicemen remains to the United States during a three day Hanoi meeting with U S officials as part of a humanitarian gesture. The embassy said three other American deaths were identified but not announced publicly. About 2500 Americans remain unaccounted for since the Vietnam War. A U S team visited Hanoi recently to aid the resolution.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Sub Nuclear Particle Existence Confirmed at CERN
In Geneva AP reports researchers at CERN led by Carlo Rubbia confirmed the existence of a sub-nuclear particle named Zzero. The team also announced the discovery of W particles, describing both breakthroughs as the era’s most important physics advance since the transistor.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Carlo Rubbia
Harvard University
CERN
European Laboratory For Particle Physics
Herwig Schopper
Stone Leaves For Salvador
Richard Stone the newly named special envoy for Central America heads a 12 day mission to promote peace democracy and economic development in the region He departed with a send off from Secretary of State George P Shultz and will first stop in El Salvador on a 10 nation fact finding tour.
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Washington
Richard Stone
Central America
George P. Shultz
Stone
el Salvador
Taylor’s decades shaping Aiken schools to retirement
The longtime Aiken High Schofield administrator recalls his role from Schofield’s transition to public status in the mid 60s through integration and beyond. He highlights curriculum gains, discipline, and shifts in community support while reflecting on a career of rewards.
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Bradby
Sanford P. Bradby
Schofield
Taylor
Bradley
T.B. Willis
Aiken
Willis
Aiken County
Aiken High
Ryan Bruerton
Bruerton
Bruorton
William Price
AHS
Price
Houndslake Tax Appeal Reduces Golf Course Appraisal
Aiken County Tax Review Board reduced Houndslake golf course land value from 1.65 million to 975 thousand after basing the change on the deed sale price filed March 9 1983. The board also set buildings at 906 thousand and allocated specific values to clubhouse tennis courts pool bath houses and maintenance shed. Taxes were updated March 15 and paid April 14 with a suit filed against the county treasurer on April 28.
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Aiken
Houndslake Country Club Investors Inc
Penland
Robert A. Hrubala
Jerry A. Johnson
Carl P. Elliott
Gunnels
Dr. A.P. Majors
Don W. Ropp
Ronald B. Bolton
Walter M. Burckhalter
Ronnie Eaton
John M. Fulmer
James A. Hamilton Jr
W.A. Hardy Jr
John J. Jordan
Robert L. Leminick
M.D. Moore
Lynette Rinehart
Tax Review Board
Houndslake
Rudnick Jackson backs DHEC funding for Savannah River Plant
Representative Rudnick states DHEC will protect South Carolinians as it backs a $1.47 million request to fund ongoing environmental monitoring at the Savannah River Plant. She tells Senator Hollings that Energy Department concerns for health and environment will be addressed.
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Jackson
DHEC
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
South Carolina
Rudnick
Savannah River
Hollings
Department of Energy
Guerrillas Vow To Kill Advisers In El Salvador War
The Popular Liberation Forces claim all U S military advisers in El Salvador will return to the United States in coffins They say the advisers total 51 and accuse the Reagan administration of aggression and massacres in the country.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
U.S
United States
Popular Liberation Forces
Cmdr
Albert Schaufelberger
San Diego
Calif
Schaufelberger
Central American University
North Augusta sewer plan moves to Phase II with federal aid
The Phase II sewer expansion costs 1.6 million dollars and includes installing all secondary interceptors and new collectors. Federal funding could cover up to 75 percent until October 1984, then 55 percent, with the city covering up to 45 percent. Debate centers on maintaining the pumping station and which jurisdiction bears responsibility for the Pine Crest Oxidation Lagoon amid funding and routing concerns. A follow up hearing is planned for late June.
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Mathis
Don Hartwig
The
Public Service Authority
al Valois
North Augusta
Aiken
Aiken County
Horsecreek Valley
Garrett
Mark A
Buddy) Baynham
Valois
Pine Crest
Roger LeDuc
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Salvador
Mr. Taylor
James Taylor
Lord
Ginny Southworth
Khadafy
Beirut
Lebanon
Muammar Khadafy
Israel
Tripoli
As-Safir
USA
Park Ave
Dial
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