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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1987
Page
10
The forecast calls for a drop in temperatures with clear skies overnight and lows in the mid 30s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with a high in the mid 50s and unseasonably cold nights through Friday.
Washington AP report shows 141 million Americans aged 16 plus engage in wildlife related recreation, 78 percent of the age group. Non consumptive activities total 109.7 million while 46.6 million fishers and 16.7 million hunters add to the overall 141 million, with 30 million taking wildlife watching trips.
In Athens the USDA reports up to 37 percent of chickens may carry salmonella and as many as 30 percent harbor campylobacter. Researchers seek methods to prevent bacteria in birds or during processing, with scalding and chilling baths under review and a budget under 1 million dollars. Poultry consumption is rising, possibly surpassing red meat this year.
A 17 year old Michelle Outlaw faced expulsion for modeling a bathing suit in a Goldsboro mall but a judge allowed her to return to school. The piece retells teen rebellion anecdotes from 1987 including mishaps with green hair and swimsuit mishaps, plus a long vignette about Kathy Sue Loudermilk and past school pranks.
William Anderson, National Park Service chief scientist for the capital region, predicts cherry trees at the Tidal Basin will bloom in four to five days signaling the start of Washington's tourist season. His seven year forecast relies on February buds and signs of spring while acknowledging weather could alter the timing.
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