Son to be Freed Highlighted in Local Paper
Page 2A notes a son’s release featured among this issue’s lead items. Page 1B discusses narrowing choices. The calendar shifts to USCA events for kids. Pages cover classifieds comics Dear Abby obituaries opinions sports weather and TV listings.
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Weather outlook shows showers and thunder chance
The forecast predicts showers tonight with a 30 percent chance of thundershowers tomorrow. Tonight lows near 70, tomorrow highs in the upper 80s, and rain dominates the weekend with scattered thundershowers through Sunday. Highs in the 80s and lows around 60s.
Public meeting to discuss Whiskey Road traffic
Citizens can share ideas on easing traffic on Whiskey Road at a 7 p.m. session tonight at the H O Weeks Center. ARTS officials city planners and state representatives will present the Augusta Regional Transportation Study and three possible alternatives for traffic relief.
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Georgia first heart transplant recipient shows progress
Tyronze Ingram, 31, the Georgia heart transplant recipient, was reported better than expected one day after surgery at University Hospital. He remains in serious condition but stable and progressing, with spokeswoman Rebecca Rogers noting improved status following the Wednesday operation for degenerative heart disease. The donor was a 28 year old Washington man declared brain dead after a Saturday head injury.
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Tyronze Ingram
Georgia
Rebecca Rogers
University Hospital
Ingram
Washington
FBI says phony name used to send report to jurors
FBI says a false name and address were used to request that a congressman's office mail a report critical of undercover sting operations to jurors in John Z. De Lorean's cocaine trafficking trial. The letter listed 13 jurors and alternates.
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Los Angeles
FBI
John Z. de Lorean
U.S
Robert Takasugi
Bill Baker
Don Edwards
D-Calif
de Lorean
Baker
State junior olympic team heads to Yakima
AAU Junior Olympic contenders travel via Atlanta to Seattle for the national tournament. Air captains welcome the team aboard, praising their SC State championship status as they depart for Yakima Washington. A backyard visitor story mentions a chickadee nesting near the Woods home.
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Seattle
Wash
S.C
Yakima
CDC Recommends Three SRP Health Studies
The Centers for Disease Control urges the Savannah River Plant to prioritize three worker health studies to assess the impact of plant operations on employees and nearby residents. The emphasis is on continuous worker monitoring and environment surveillance to address low dose effects while off site exposure data receive low priority.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
DOE
CDC
Uous
SRP
Jean Chen
Graniteville Company Officials Resign in Set Moves
Three top Graniteville Company executives resign effective immediately. Jerry Johnson John Cunningham and G Edward Ballard step down. William Johnson confirms but offers no details. The resignations involve Golden Parachute terms tied to a takeover by Southeastern Public Service Corp last year. Timmerman had retired in April.
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Jerry R. Johnson
John W. Cunningham
G. Edward Ballard
William Johnson
Johnson and Cunningham
Southeastern Public Service Corp
Golden Purchure
Robert P. Timmerman
Johnson
Ballard
Cunningham
Storms Bring Good News to Aiken Farmers
A Wednesday thunderstorm caused scattered outages in Aiken but boosted crops. Clemson Extension official Tom Earle said the rain prevented a corn disaster and allowed soybean planting to finish while improving cotton, truck crops and pastures. SCE&G and Aiken Rural Electric crews reported brief outages and blown fuses with one Banks Mill Road circuit out about 25 minutes.
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Aiken
Tom Earle
Clemson Extension Service
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Aiken Rural Electric Cooperative
James C. Ray
Sce&g
Banks Mill Road
Susan Drake Prepares Bold Talent for Miss South Carolina
Susan Drake heads to Greenville this Sunday for Miss South Carolina. The 18 year old will perform an upbeat trumpet medley with three Big Band era tunes Blues in the Night Birth of the Blues and Way Down Yonder in New Orleans. She calls talent the pageant’s highlight and aims to win preliminary talent.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Miss Drake
New Orleans
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