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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1989

Page

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Fat cats happier with housemates in Summerville

In Summerville the two elderly cats Grandma Jane and Nosie Rosie, heirs of a ~250000 estate, moved into a nurse’s care after years of loneliness. Administrator Joe C. Inman said the cats now live with Ms Broadwell, who rents the home to care for them, with a $200 penalty if one dies.

Charleston Grandma Jane Nosie Rosie Summerville Joe C. Inman Inman Dick Starkey Starkey Tabby Nosie Rosie Iman Starkey Imogene Inmans Jane Snman Jeanne Ssroaaweut Trident Regional Medical Center

Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy With Showers Tonight

A weather bulletin notes mostly cloudy conditions tonight with showers and thunderstorms. The low temperatures will dip into the 50s with continued unsettled patterns and potential small craft activity impact noted for coastal zones.

Deaths listed for Anderson Jr and others on Page 11

Obituary notices list several individuals including Anderson Jr, Granitevile Fred Perry Sr, Jackson Inez T Richardson, Lola C Rowland, Hugh Sharpe, Betty Widener, and others from North Augusta, Warrenville, Wagener and Saluda with details on Page 11.

Sett Anderson Jr Granitevile Fred Perry Sr Jackson Inez T. Richardson North Augusta Lola C. Rowland Warrenville Hugh ©. Sharpe Saluda Betty Widener Wagener

London Train Crash Kills Five in Surrey Collision

A passenger train crashed into the rear of another near Purley station in Surrey. Five people died and about 80 were injured as cars were hurled down an embankment and passengers were rescued from wreckage. Authorities reported confusion over tolls with initial counts varying before settling on five dead and eighty injured.

London Scotland Yard St. Helier Mayday Hospital Kambiz Hashemi Hashemi Mayday Horsham British Rail

Aiken County Economy On A Roll With Growth Prospects

Aiken County shows sustained growth across a decade based on state compiled data from the treasurer, Budget and Control Board statistics, and the tax commission. Personal income, business sales, and state tax receipts have risen, with projections of larger gains due to Savannah River Plant management shifts and potential New Production Reactor construction. The county ranks seventh in per capita income, tenth in sales, and fourteenth in tax share among major categories.

Aiken County South Carolina State Treasurer's Office State Budget and Control Board State Tax Commission Savannah River

Panel Report Pinpoints Cause Of Reactor Incident

A January 22 incident at Savannah River Plant's idle K-Reactor caused at least $20,000 in damage. An eight-member panel’s 130-page report faults operations, professionalism, maintenance and procedures, calling the root cause a lack of management effectiveness. The panel included DOE experts and SRP contractors, linking lessons to prior August P-Reactor issues.

Savannah River Leonard C. Sjostrom DOE du Pont Co SRP

Strikers Paralyze Eastern Airlines in Nationwide Walkout

Eastern Airlines workers began a mass walkout at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, grounding operations and imposing a skeleton schedule as Machinists Local 1894 and allied unions vow broad picketing. Plans target rail lines and supplier sites with potential secondary actions nationwide, including Rolls-Royce Miami offices, as authorities seek court orders to limit disruptions.

Miami Eastern Airlines New York Metropolitan Michael O'Connell Kennedy International Airport Philadelphia Eastern New Jersey Frank Ortis Associated Press Rolls-Royce Tate John al

Bush Seeks Imprint On U S Nuclear Doctrine

President Bush plans to shape U S nuclear doctrine after Reagan era. He charges the National Security Council with a plan to emphasize mobile missiles and deterrence, aiming for a cautious, consistent approach without derailing arms talks with the Soviet Union.

Bush U.S Washington Ronald Reagan National Security Council Reagan Associated Press Soviet Union

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