Three Protest Sheriff Candidates Meet This Morning
Three unsuccessful Aiken County sheriff candidates plan to meet with attorneys to discuss protests of Tuesday's Democratic primary. Raymond Holley Jack Atkinson and George McCormick allege irregularities and seek a possible recount or new election as the party executive committee weighs the outcome.
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Aiken County
Raymond A
Sonny Boy) Holley
Jack Atkinson
George McCormick
Holley
Ralph Gunnells
Democratic Party Executive Committee
Sheriff Gunnells
Gunnells
Seriff Gunnells
Democratic Party
Atkinson
State Election Commission
Bill Weeks
Terry McMillan
Aiken
Lexington
Weeks
McMillan
Ted B. Willis
Willis
Oresting
Jim Hendrix
Arthur Lamback
Lamback
Acyclovir Offers New Control for Genital Herpes Flares
Boston AP reports a capsule form of acyclovir may become a widely used medicine to prevent painful flare ups of genital herpes. The drug does not cure the infection and sores return when dosing stops, and the therapy is not yet ready for routine use.
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Boston
United States
NBC producer says he suspects drugs on SNL set in 1975
Los Angeles AP-Dick Ebersol, then NBC executive in charge of developing Saturday Night Live, says he assumes drugs were used on the show during John Belushi's era though unaware at the time. He notes Belushi may have used drugs especially when Chev y Chase rose to stardom, and Belushi was often tense.
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Los Angeles
NBC
John Belushi
Dick Ebersol
Belushi
John
Chevy Chase
Slight Shower Chance On Tap For Tonight
Forecast calls for a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow afternoon. Tonight will be fair with a low in the upper 60s and tomorrow will be sunny with a high in the mid 90s. Saturday and Sunday look partly cloudy with highs around 90 and no rain expected.
Police Chief Terms Jackson Vacation
Jackson's police chief John Hoormann Jr. says six months leading Jackson has been easy amid high turnover. The force has two officers, Hoormann and Steven Foster, with plans to hire another by July first. Officials praise his caliber and an upgrade to the department is anticipated.
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Jackson
New Orleans
John Hoormann Jr
Steven Foster
Fred E. Darnell
Hoormann
South
Reagan offers conditional openness to Chernenko summit
President Reagan plans to tell the nation at a prime time news conference that he would meet Soviet leader Konstantin Chernenko only under certain conditions. The White House disclosed the stance after headlines suggested he rejected a plea from two senators for regular talks with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Reagan
Konstantin Chernenko
White House
Soviet Union
Senate
Howard Baker
Chernenko
Pete Roussel
United States
Baker
Charles Percy
Kremlin
China Diet in China a Western Traveler’s Mixed View
Dr. Tom Mack describes northern China meals as largely meatless with cabbage in winter and varied vegetables as farms recover. Pork dominates if meat is listed while beef is rare and often canned. He praises a few dishes like jiao tze and fish flavored pork, notes heavy rice usage, and shares weight loss from travel aided by Qingdao beer.
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Guangzhou
Canton
Taiyuan
Art van Alstyne
Richard Simmons
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