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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1983
Page
2
SAN DIEGO AP A tiny California condor hatched with some human help becoming the first in captivity. The chick emerged from its shell about 10 p.m. Wednesday and weighed 201.9 grams roughly seven ounces. Zoo spokesman Jeff Jouett provided the details.
Moroccan King Hassan invites Yasser Arafat and leaders of Jordan Saudi Arabia and Syria to an emergency meeting on Mideast peace proposals. Bahrain based Gulf News Agency casts doubt on wider participation before April 15 summit in Rabat.
Government troops vow to exterminate rebels as they fight insurgents around Rancho Grande. Newsmen saw about 400 Sandinista soldiers near Waslala in Zelaya province, 140 miles northeast of Managua, with heavily guarded trucks transporting food for the troops.
The EPA proposes limits on radionuclide air pollution six years after Congress pressed for rules. The plan targets underground uranium mines, elemental phosphorus plants, certain Defense and Energy facilities, and small university research reactors.
Florence private school leaders warn proposed tougher bingo laws could shut down operations at James F. Byrnes Academy in Florence. Ernest Willis, chairman of the academy, told a House Judiciary subcommittee that the bill as written would end their monthly bingo profits that support the school.
Contestants from diverse backgrounds vie for a Las Vegas finale spot in Tropicana Hotels search for the ultimate showgirl. Sixteen finalists were chosen from 26 who auditioned at Town and Country Hotel, including Patricia Combs a 28 year old dog trainer and Dalia McGowan a former showgirl.
University of Pittsburgh psychologist Dr. Karen Matthews discusses research on young super achievers. She observes over 1,500 children showing Type A traits from early childhood and studies links to stress and potential heart health issues, funded by the American Heart Association and the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute.
President Reagan’s plan to cut deployed European missiles if the Soviets reduce mid range warheads drew praise from European allies. Paul Warnke said Moscow gains little if equal cuts lure the results, as Reagan prepared a major arms policy speech before a Santa Barbara weekend trip.
In Santa Monica a jury awards 471000 to Bank of America after finding Erin Fleming violated Marx’s trust while praising her care for the comedian. Fleming’s attorney vows appeal and seeks a court challenge to the verdict amid claims of misconduct and a guard for her.
Wisconsin ballots on April 5 pose a high level radioactive waste disposal site question. The measure, sponsored by Sen. Lloyd Kincaid, asks if Wisconsin should support construction of a national or regional dump, with critics warning of fears and blanking the vote.
The El Paso City Council designated a 33 acre East El Paso park as Marty Robbins Park honoring the singer who made El Paso famous with his 1959 hit El Paso and El Paso City. The landmark memorializes Robbins as key to putting the city on the map.
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