13 Nov 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1987
Page
1
FDA officials say a new medication named TPA may help about 1.25 million heart attack victims by dissolving clots. An imminent agency announcement anticipated from Commissioner Dr. Frank E. Young could reveal a major decision on the drug, the only pending approval matching the description.
In Pen City Alabama Vicki Elmore 30 mother of four received a five year prison sentence for first degree assault after striking Elsie McGowan assistant principal at Moody Elementary School with the paddle used on her son. She pleaded remorse and said her children are now withdrawn from the school.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a low in the upper 30s. Tomorrow should be sunny and warmer with a high in the lower 70s. Details appear on Page 5A.
Obituary brief lists deaths including Paul Anderson Waynesboro Ga Laura Brown Edgefield Kenneth N Chalker Gibson Ga John D Fair Jackson George H Hodges Spartanburg Walter Mathis Jr Graniteville Clifton Oakman Windsor Garfield Surry Edgefield Josie Y Wertz Graniteville Wilkes S Wolfe Jr Washington Ga details on Page 6A
Analysts say the September trade deficit drop briefly boosted markets, the dollar, and Tokyo prices, but a lasting rally requires stronger U S budget and trade deficit remedies. The Dow fell 1.82 as traders awaited more data on retail sales and producer prices.
President Reagan and Senate leaders push Kennedy's nomination forward as conservative Sen. Jesse Helms signals comfort after meeting the Sacramento judge. Senate hearings and FBI checks loom as Sen. Biden calls prospects good but notes scope of reviews remains.
Washington reports show October retail sales dipping 0.1 percent led by auto drops, but excluding autos a 0.7 percent rise marks strongest gain since February. Wholesale prices fell 0.2 percent in October as cheaper food and energy eased inflation, tamping expectations of price pressures amid a weak dollar.
U S District Judge Charles E Simons Jr paused a trial to take a long distance call from Anthony M Kennedy the presidential nominee to the Supreme Court. He praised Kennedys credentials and friendship noting he expects confirmation. He also commented on Bork and Ginsburg noting regret at Borks defeat and Ginsburgs youth.
Washington reports the Soviet leader will visit December seven to ten for talks with President Reagan at the White House. US negotiators demand on-site inspection at SS-25 installations to prevent replacement of the banned SS-20 missiles, while the Soviet side argues SS-25 is not part of the treaty.
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