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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1987
Page
4
South Carolina lawmakers and local officials back the New Production Reactor at the Savannah River Plant SRP due to defense needs and jobs. The SC Senate and House unite in support citing site criteria and regional economic impact.
An opinion column argues Gor bachev's airspace incident as a test of Soviet strength and U.S. constitutional balance. It contrasts leadership, media culture, and executive power with Thatcher, Brzezinski, and past crises, warning America risks becoming governable or a global laughing stock.
Hemochromatosis is a genetic iron overload disease that can be fatal if undiagnosed. Early detection through iron studies and ferritin testing enables simple bloodletting treatment to prevent organ damage and extend healthy lifespan. The Mayo Clinic notes physician misconceptions. Iron Overload Disease Association conducts symposiums and a referral service.
A federal report highlights five principals Dennis Sidebottom Louise Smith J Joseph Whelan Catherine Lopez and Princess Whitfield who turned around troubled schools in New Mexico Texas Ohio Arizona and Washington The article notes strong results from focused reading and math programs disciplined environments and community parent involvement while urging broader efforts to help some 12.5 million low income children perform better locally and nationally.
Ashley Cooper muses on Cold War responses after a teen escapes border guards and flies into Moscow, suggesting a Reagan era-style decisive action. The piece also notes New Jersey beaches charging up to $8 daily, a South Hampton dress code crackdown on tourists, and bumper sticker activism against billboards.
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