Tranquilizer mystery awakens man after eight years
Madison AP report says a man in a Wisconsin hospital woke from a vegetative state after a tranquilizer given during dental work briefly revived him. Doctors call it a mystery and caution it may be luck, with ongoing questions about why the drug had effect. Meanwhile in Copenhagen experts note the European white stork faces extinction risk and researchers await return from migration as breeding pairs decline from about four thousand.
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Madison, Wis
Dells
University of Wisconsin Hospital
Kanner
Copenhagen
Denmark
Europe
Local Notables List Delayed Details on Page 6A
A partial notice lists individuals Julius C. Berry Linda J. Holmes Florine Jackson New Ellenton Robert Morgan Montmorenci Joseph Sanders Barnwell Larry Wheat Langley Ingeborg Wilson Martinez Ga Readers urged to refer to Page 6A for full details and context of the roster.
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Julius C. Berry
Winiston
Linda J. Holmes
Aiken
Florine Jackson
New Ellenton
Robert Morgan
Montmorenci
Joseph Sanders
Barnwell
Larry Wheat
Langley
Ingeborg Wilson
Martinez
Officials Briefed On Explosive Dangers At Hanford Tanks
A former NRC official questioned the Energy Department's timing in acknowledging hydrogen gas buildup in Hanford nuclear waste tanks. He cited a 22 percent gas mix and argued earlier recognition of explosive risk was essential, noting repeated concerns since the late 1970s. The briefing followed regulators’ questions about why warnings emerged only recently.
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Richland
Wash
U.S. Department of Energy
Nuclear Jury Commission
Energy Department
Hanford
Bob Conk
NRC
Er Perfoca
Dedd
Cook
DOE Sheds Control Of Health Study To HHS
Washington report says the Department of Energy transfers long term health risk studies to the Health and Human Services agency. The move aims to address concerns about exposure to low level radiation and cancer risk. Critics include Congress unions and nearby communities who distrust DOE facilities in objective research.
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Washington
Healt and Human Service
Sameera
Congress
Rocky
Lithuania Seizures Stir Baltic States Amid Soviet Tensions
Lithuanian President Vytautas Landsbergis vows moral strength in response to Soviet seizures 17 days after independence. Red Army troops seize Communist Party quarters as Moscow orders action amid charges of provocation and instability in Lithuania.
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Landsbergis
Red Army
Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Landsberg
Baltics
Lithuania
New Ellenton Voters Pick Shaw For Mayor
New Ellenton voters elected incumbent mayor Randy W. Shaw over Norman L. Strader 391 to 243 as Democrats won three council seats. About 63 percent of 1 097 registered voters participated. Ricky Foster and Darryl Whitman won council seats, with Whitman as Republican newcomer. Shaw fell seven votes short of a second term.
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New Ellenton
Shaw
Randy W. Shaw
Norman L. Strader
Vivian Edwards
Adams
Ms. Edwards
Ricky Foster
Darryl Whitman
Whitman
Roy Shaw
Kirk Ashe
Council
Slowdown Shrinks GNP to 3 Percent in 1989
Associated Press reports U S economic growth slowed to 3 percent for 1989, the Commerce Department confirms. The 1989 gain follows 3.7 percent in 1987 and 4.4 percent in 1988, with economists expecting only 0.9 percent growth prior to the revision.
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Department
Aiken Man Appeals Annexation Ruling To Supreme Court
An Aiken property owner, Mike Adams, took his dispute over a late last year annexation to the South Carolina Supreme Court. A lower court ruled he lacked standing and dismissed his suit challenging the city’s annexation and zoning decision under an RI classification that bans commercial businesses.
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Supreme Court
Hill Iborhood
Mike Adams
Ecsecuiare Estes
Adams
Rodney A. Peeples
Peeples
New Industry To Locate In Edgefield County Plant
Industrial Filters announces a Canadian firm will open a plant in Edgefield County to produce wet filtration systems. The facility will employ 30 to 40, train workers at Piedmont and Aiken Technical Colleges, and expand operations in Edgefield Industrial Park near U.S. 25. Rep. Billy Keesley backs the project.
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Edgefield
Albarrie Southern
Yshatt
Edgefeld County
Peg McCorkle
Martinez
Ms. McCorks
Fill Tly
Faciliter
Edgfield Industrial Park
Rabbit Trail Road
Mims Lumber Co
U.S. 25
Piedmont Technical College
Aiken Technical College
William Paul
Billy) Keesley
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Abby
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Annimse
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Vytautas A.S
Finland
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Latvia
Tallinn
Estonia
Riga
Soviet Union
Klaipeda
Poland
Leningrad
AP Gr
John D. McClain
Associated Press
U.S. US
Carl Langley
Bay City Shovels
Bay City
Molasa Con
Keesley
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