Nestle recalls La Lechera milk over PCP contamination
Nestle USA ordered a nationwide recall of about 480 000 cans of La Lechera sweetened condensed milk after a can were found tainted with PCP. Three adults and two infants were hospitalized but later released and authorities say no sale or use involvement suspected.
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Pasadena
Calif
Nestle
PCP
Nestle USA Inc
Glendale
Dick Curd
Raeeea
Laurie Cottrell
Deaths list includes Avery Duttie Elmore Gleaton Gunter Herndon
A list of obituaries notes deaths of Saran Mae Avery in Washington DC Mae Dale Duttie in Graniteville Thomas J Elmore in Augusta Susie Anna Gleaton in Salley Clara W Gunter in Langley Ales H Herndon in Clearwater Edward A Jones in North Augusta Albert H Kaiser in Aiken Carolyn Matranga in Belvedere Agnes McCutcheon in Salley Agnes Paterson in Jackson William E Scott in Belvedere Eleanore Weaver in Chesney See Page 5A for details.
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Saran Mae Avery
Washington, D.C
Mae Dale Duttie
Graniteville
Thomas J. Elmore
Augusta
Susie Anna Gleaton
Salley
Clara W. Gunter
Langley
Ales H. Herndon
Clearwater
Edward A. Jones
North Augusta
Albert H. Kaiser
Aiken
Carolyn Matranga
Belvedere
Agnes McCutcheon
Agnes Paterson
Jackson
Wiliam E. Scott
Eleanore Weaver
Chesney
Cities bid for Rocky Flats plutonium business energy dean plans reconfiguration
The Denver area faces interest from multiple cities including Amarillo Texas as the DOE moves toward reconfiguring the weapons complex. DOE spokesman Rick Ford says the initial solicitation invites any with space to participate and a plan to relocate Rocky Flats and other manufacturing phases may be considered. Local officials will be consulted after the Savannah River Site proposal is completed.
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Washington
Department of Energy
Denver
Amarillo
Texas
Keith Adams
Energy
James D. Watkins
DOE
Rick Ford
Savannah River
Rocky Flats
Ford
SRS
No Retests For Students Involved In Test Aid Scandal
The S C Board of Education threw out the 1990 Basic Skills Assessment Program scores from Cyril Busbee Elementary Wagener after teacher Jodi Chumley provided hints and proof answers. Students will not retake the test or change courses, with statistical adjustments to prevent school advantage. Chumley, a Lexington resident, faced charges for violating test security and entered a pre trial intervention program. she resigned from teaching.
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Aiken County
S.C. Board of Education
Jodi Chumley
Cyril Busbee Elmentary
Wagener
Paul Sandier
State Education Department
Office of Research
M. Jane Turner
2Nd Circuit
Barbara Morgan
Chumley
Joseph R. Brooks
Favorites Emerge As Trainers Count Down To The Aiken Trials
Dogwood Stable entries led by Ron Stevens plus Cassatt Freeman and Stouffer entries highlight the Aiken Trials opening the Aiken Triple Crown. 23 horses are entered across five races with gates at 10 am and first post at 2 pm. Tickets range from four to five dollars and over 1,000 general admissions sold. The next jewel is the Hunt Meet at Clark Field on March 23.
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Dogwood Stable
Ron Stevens
A.J
Sandy) Cassatt Jr
Dolly Bostwick Freeman
Brad Stouffer
Aiken County
Wood Stable
Cassatt
Prince Oriovsky
Justalord
Stevens
Aiken Jaycees
Aiken
Clark Fiel
Uranium Plant Expansion Tied to Desert Storm War Efforts
Carolina Metals Inc will build a 3.5 million uranium materials facility adjacent to its depleted uranium plant in Barnwell County. The project aims to add about 70 jobs and boost the county payroll by 3 million dollars yearly. Groundbreaking is set for April 2 with Derrick and Thurmond expected to attend. The first construction phase begins in early summer and the project will be completed in multiple stages.
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Barnwell
Barnwell County
Uss
Butler Derrick
D-S.c
Carolina Metals Inc
Norm Weare
Carolina Metals
Derrick
Strom) Thurmond
Weare
Talks To Center On Arafat's Role
President Bush says he plans to ask Francois Mitterrand about the role envisioned for Yasser Arafat after he chose the wrong side in the Iraq war. Bush departs Ottawa for Mariibique then Bermuda to meet allies Major and others.
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Bush
Yasser Arafat
Ottawa
Francois Mitterrand
Iraq
West Indies
Marii Hbique
Mitterrand
Bermuda
John Major
Baker says Arabs desire peace in Middle East tour
Secretary of State James A. Baker III concludes a five nation trip in Damascus saying Syria and other Arab governments are serious about peace with Israel though not ready to recognize the Jewish state yet. He notes progress and will continue efforts. Syrian Foreign Minister Farouk al Sharaa sees a new chance for settlement as Baker departs for Moscow.
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Damascus
Syria
James A’ Baker III
Middle East
Israel
Baker
Egypt
Moscow
Soviet Union
Farouk al-Sharaa
U.S
Emir Returns To Disillusioned Chaos In Kuwait
Kuwait's emir returns from exile to a nation facing urgent shortages of water electricity and fuel as residents recall seven months of occupation. Officials warn of a restrained reception while citizens express frustration at broken promises and poor coordination despite expectations of a celebratory homecoming.
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Kuwait
Ministry of Information
Saudi Arabia
Eman Al-Bedah
Aiken Trials Set For March 16 At Aiken Training Track
Thoroughbred flat race event runs Saturday with post time 2pm and 10am gates. Sponsor Alan Jay. Advance tickets $4 from Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce Lionel Smith Ltd Aiken Drug Woodrutt Drug. Gate pricing $5 admission and $5 general parking. Camper and motor home parking $15 back row reserved.
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Alan Jay
Greater Aiken
Aiken Hunt Meet Set With Flat and Jumping Events
The meet features two flat races and four jumping events starting at 1:30 p.m. Reserved tickets are available at the hunt office or at the Aiken Training FAVORITES, Page 11A.
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Hunt Office
Aiken Training
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