21 Nov 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1986
Page
1
Pasadena researchers report the sun’s output has fallen slightly since 1980 as part of a normal cycle linked to sunspot activity. They say the drop does not signal a long decline or trigger major climate changes like ice ages, per Rich ard C. Willson in Science.
A Johns Hopkins study links rising high blood pressure in 1,130 white male doctors to declines in income since World War II. New cases required medication and persisted five years after downturns, presented at the American Heart Association meeting.
Frost and freeze warning issued as temperatures fall to the upper 20s to lower 30s. Clemson forecast shows near perfect football weather Saturday with cloudy skies and temperatures in the 60s. Details on Page 12A.
The notice lists the deaths of Clifford D. Berry Augusta Sara P Bussey North Augusta Charles C Farr Wagener Louise C Pittman Augusta Allie Mae Sharpe Aiken Vera Varden Aiken with burial and funeral details on Page 4B.
Fans anticipate Clemson versus Carolina at Death Valley with a near sellout in place. Tickets for viewing on closed circuit at Carolina Coliseum are available at ten dollars each. The Aiken Standard invites readers to enter its You Pick The Winner contest with a midnight postmark deadline.
A year after four year old Jeremy Grice vanished from an early November morning in Aiken County, investigators and volunteers have pursued hundreds of leads with no trace. Sheriff Heath and SLED spokesman Hugh Munn describe the hunt as exhausting and frustrating, noting that most missing children cases end as runaways or custody disputes, while two local cases remain unresolved and unanswered.
Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd urged an internal review of U S foreign policy after the Iran arms affair. He pressed for congressional oversight of covert White House intelligence. Leahy and McFarlane offered critical appraisals as lawmakers prepared hearings with CIA Director Casey.
The ACLU of South Carolina reviews the Savannah River Plant drug testing policy amid talk of a potential lawsuit. A Columbia lawyer may sue on behalf of an employee who refused a test and was later positive. Du Pont runs SRP under a Defense Department contract. plant concerns include privacy and due process under the Fourth Amendment.
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