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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2004

Page

7

SRS employees return home from Iraq service

Four Savannah River Site Closure Business Unit workers recently returned from Operation Iraqi Freedom. Names include Mike Zimmermann and Donietta Watts. others are Conletta, Clarence Palmer, and George Pondexter. Zimmermann, a combat engineer, describes unit duties and urges cautious, factual media coverage.

Savannah River CBU Mike Zimmermann H Tank Farm South Carolina National Guard Donietta Watts U.S. Army 878Th Engineer Battalion Fort Stewart Conletta Clarence “Cooney” Palmer Cooney 122Nd George Pondexter D&d Iraq Watts Zimmermann 3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment 251St West Columbia 3Rd Acr America

Subtle symptoms signal heart attacks in women over forty

Dear Abby advises women over 40 to recognize nontraditional signs of heart attack. A survivor notes common symptoms include fatigue, sleep disturbance, shortness of breath, indigestion, and anxiety, with chest pain present in fewer than half of cases. The piece cites the American Heart Association and Mayo Clinic Health Letter findings. It urges discussion with doctors and offers a risk-reduction program phone number.

Zimmermann America Iraq Iowa Abby Delaware American Heart Association Mayo Clinic Health Letter

Judge refuses to lower Jackson bail in child molestation case

Los Angeles judge keeps Michael Jackson's $3 million bail, rejecting new attorney Thomas Mesereau Jr. request to reduce bail to 435000. Judge Rodney S. Melville notes Jackson's wealth justifies the higher amount to ensure court appearances. bail was set earlier in the case.

Michael Jackson Jackson Thomas Mesereau Jr Los Angeles Santa Barbara Rodney S. Melville

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