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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1990

Page

2

Drug prevention push targets community norms nationwide

Federal health officials back a drug prevention approach that reshapes how communities view drug use, involving schools, parents, media, and groups to create a drug-free environment. The Midwestern Drug Abuse Prevention Research Project tracked 5,500 Kansas City sixth and seventh graders and a similar Indiana group across 87 schools, part of a five year USC study.

Washington Charles R. Schuster National Institute On Drug Schuster National Institutes of Health Kansas City Indianapolis University of Southern California Indiana

Aiken Standard Classified and Office Contact Details

Aiken Standard provides contact numbers for subscriptions and ads and lists office hours. The paper states offices at 124 Rutland Drive with hours 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday and a mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken Standard, P.O Aiken, S.C Sar Sana Aken Communcators Inc Suland Kkon

Dukakis Makes Quiet Comeback Push At Massachusetts Convention

Springfield notices a subdued Dukakis appearance at the state Democratic convention. Once a dominant figure, his star wanes as Bush enjoys national momentum. Dukakis’ allies hope the lull will set the stage for a political revival in Massachusetts.

Springfield Mass Michael S Dukakis Bush Massachusetts Jimmy Carter America James French French Atlanta George Bush Evelyn Murphy

Yeltsin Pledges Ties With Lithuania After Victory

Moscow reports Boris Yeltsin pledged close ties between the Russian Federation and the Baltic republics, especially Lithuania, in a friendly talk with Vytautas Landsbergis. He said cooperation would begin once Russia gains sovereignty, challenging Soviet blockade efforts aimed at Lithuania's March declaration.

Moscow Boris N. Yeltsin Lithuania Baltic Yeltsin Russia Kremlin

Arafat denounces U S veto of U N observer plan

In Baghdad on Friday Yasser Arafat condemned the U S veto of a U N Security Council resolution calling for a fact finding mission to the West Bank and Gaza. He questioned U S protection of Israel while highlighting Palestinian rights and urged renewed U N action and deployment of observers to the territories.

Arafat U.S Baghdad Iraq PLO Yasser Arafat United States U.N United Nations Israel Anarat U.N. Security Council West Bank Gaza Strip Security Council Palestine Liberation Front An Israe Soviet Union China Italy France Ireland Tunis Robert Pelletreau

Rocket To Carry X-Ray Observatory Into Space

Cape Canaveral Prepare to launch an unmanned Delta rocket carrying the Rosat X-ray observatory. The $273 million German mission aims for a 360 mile high orbit, weather permitting, to catalog cosmic X-ray sources.

Space Cape Canaveral Fla Columbia NASA Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Rosat

Government probes Chrysler minivan rear seat collapse

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened a preliminary evaluation into rear seat failures in Chrysler minivans from 1986 to 1989 models. The probe follows a coroner's complaint after a 2 year old died in a crash, with critics arguing the seats were unsafe and government standards inadequate. Chrysler and safety groups dispute the findings while cooperation from the company is noted.

Washington National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Farrell Jackson Washington County Ralph Nader Oyster Tom Jakobowski Jakobowski Tim Hurd Center For Auto Safety Nader Inac Chrysler Mike Johnson

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