09 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1987
Page
1
A study finds most parents of 6 to 9 year olds do not exercise enough or with their children. It notes that parents who exercise more tend to have leaner children, and urges making physical activity a family priority to instill lifelong healthy behavior.
Urbana Illinois AP researchers adapt a 400 year old Asian surimi technique to turn cheap beef and pork cuts into a high protein low fat meat product. They aim to create flavors colors and shapes offering new products from shredded meat to snack sticks.
An 80 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms is forecast for tonight with a 90 percent chance tomorrow. Tonight’s low is expected in the low 60s. Tomorrow’s high should reach the mid 60s. Details are on Page 6A.
The notice lists ten deceased individuals including Lois B. Boulware of Winnsboro and Carolyn P. Mullins of Aiken among others from Chester, Bath, Barnwell, Charlotte, Leesville and Batesburg with full names and towns.
Sen. Bob Dole kicks off his GOP presidential campaign in Russell Kansas arguing for deficit cuts without new taxes. He contrasts his record with the Reagan era while aiming to appeal to Midwest voters and face George Bush as a front-runner.
Washington AP Senator Orrin Hatch questions Kennedy as a Supreme Court nominee while Kennedy sits on the 9th Circuit. White House plans to announce a rival candidate soon with conservatives wary of a moderate nominee. Also considered are William Wilkins Jr. and others from the Ginsburg list as hearings loom.
Jittery traders await a Basel meeting of central bankers aiming to calm world markets after Black Monday. The dollar sinks to a new low against the yen while the Dow falls 26 points and weekly losses deepen. NYSE eases computer trading limits amid ongoing market volatility.
In Sydney the dollar hit a postwar low of 134.35 yen while Tokyo opened at 134.75 and closed at 135.0 amid a global selloff. Tokyo stocks fell with the Nikkei at 22,418.37 as markets worry over trade imbalances and a possible worldwide recession. London’s FT index dropped to 1,588.2 as Hong Kong closed higher on light trading. Central bank chiefs met in doubt over coordinating rate cuts to avert a global downturn, following banks cutting prime lending rates to 8.75 percent last week.
Washington officials say talks on a $23 billion deficit reduction package are in the last 100 yards of a race. Negotiators are about $4 billion apart on revenues and $2 billion on spending as a budget summit aims to resolve details before November 20 to avert automatic spending cuts.
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