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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1987

Page

2

Chile coast rocked by 7.3 magnitude earthquake near Antofagasta

USGS reported a 7.3 magnitude quake 20 miles northeast of Antofagasta at 4 17 a m EST. No damage or casualty information was available. Antofagasta population is about 125 000. Past quakes in the area included 6.3 in 1975 and 6.7 in 1970.

Washington Chile U.S. Geological Survey Antofagasta USGS Golden Colo Gail Wendt Wendt Antogagasta

Law aims to expand blood and urine testing for DUI

The House Criminal Laws Subcommittee reviews two bills authorizing blood and urine tests for drivers suspected of DUI. Supporters note forty five states have similar laws and that drug impairment cases are harder to pursue. The state relies on breath tests or optional blood tests for alcohol intoxication.

Columbia House Jean Popowski Senate Popowski State Commission On Alcohol and Drug Abuse

South Carolina Considers Stricter Hunter License Rules

A bill to raise hunting safety standards would reduce accidents by requiring safety schooling before licensing. Hunters age 16 or older would apply. existing licensees and those born before December 31, 1972 would be exempt. The plan, sent to the Senate committee, would not raise license costs, says James H. Mills.

Columbia James H. Mills State Department of Wildlife and Marine Resources South Carolina Senate Fish, Game and Forestry Committee

Rains Lessen Odds of 1987 Drought

Abundant winter rains raise expectations that last summer's drought will not recur in 1987. NOAA climatologist Grant Goodge said the Carolinas and Southeast have nearly recovered from drought and water sources should hold through short dry spells. A Southeastern Drought Symposium with 28 speakers and sponsors including SC Water Resources Commission, NOAA, AMS and Clemson University discussed the outlook.

Columbia Grant Goodge National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Carolinas Southeast Goodge South Carolina Water Resources Commission NOAA The American Meteorological Society Clemson University Strom Thurmond Institute

TWA bids $1.4 billion cash for USAir in Piedmont scramble

Trans World Airlines offers to buy USAir Group for 1.4 billion cash, challenging USAir's 1.65 billion cash and stock bid for Piedmont Aviation. Icahn hints at a trio merger with USAir and Piedmont, while noting TWA holds stock in USAir and seeks financing.

New York Piedmont Aviation Inc Trans World Airlines Usair Group Inc Piedmont TWA Usair Pacific Southwest Airlines Carl C. Icahn U.S Icahn

Navy tightens restrictions on A 6E Intruders after fatigue crack findings

The Navy grounded or limited 186 of 340 A 6E Intruders amid a February inspection program following an A 6E crash near El Centro on January 14 that killed two pilots. Wreckage revealed two small wing fatigue cracks. officials cautioned cracks may not explain the crash but could lower wing strength more than expected.

Washington Navy Cmdr Robert Pritchard el Centro Calif Pathe Service

Pioneer 9 faint hope ends in NASA death note

NASA declared Pioneer 9 officially dead after a last-ditch attempt to revive the silent spacecraft. Launched November 8, 1968, it aided solar storm prediction and solar wind measurement, outlasting its six month design life and yielding data for more than 15 years until its last signal on May 18, 1983. Engineers at Ames Research Center transmitted 270 commands but received no response.

Washington NASA Pioneer 9 Space Agency Ames Research Center Mountain View Calif

Questions Raised Over Collider Funding

A House energy subcommittee questions whether future administrations will support the 4.4 billion Super Collider project. Rep. John Myers warns future funding gaps while Rep. Vic Fazio stresses budget nerves for 1988 89 and beyond. Alvin Trivelpiece notes international interest and possible foreign funding up to a quarter of costs.

Washington House John Myers R-Ind Appropriations Energy Subcommittee Energy Department Vic Fazio D-Calif Alvin Trivelpiece Office of Energy Research U.S

Nine Die as Northwest Airlink Plane Crashes at Detroit Airport

A twin engine Fischer Brothers CASA 212-200 crash at Detroit Metropolitan Airport killed nine of 19 aboard and injured up to 20 including 10 on the ground. The NTSB opened an investigation as witnesses described flames, a left wing impact, and a fiery slide into service vehicles near the terminal.

Romulus Mich Detroit Leroy Garvey Detroit Metropolitan National Transporation Safety Board Jim Burnett Richard Jamison Wayne County Fischer Brothers Aviation Northwest Airlink Mansfield Ohio Cleveland Jamison Thomas Moore Dearborn Heights Interstate 94 Moore Jim Vollman County Office of Public Services

S.C. Senator seeks licenses ban for discriminatory clubs

Sen. Theo Mitchell proposes a bill to bar private and social clubs that refuse membership to minorities from obtaining liquor licenses. The measure targets race religion and sex discrimination and would stop the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission from issuing licenses to such clubs. Mitchell argues government should not aid discriminatory groups and cites business leaders urging inclusive club memberships.

Columbia Theo Mitchell South Carolina Mitchell Greenville Chamber of Commerce Judiciary Committee State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission

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