Boiled versus filtered coffee linked to cholesterol rise
A study in the New England Journal of Medicine finds boiled coffee raises cholesterol by about 10 percent after nine weeks, increasing heart disease risk by roughly 20 percent, while filtered coffee keeps cholesterol stable. Researchers note method of preparation drastically affects health outcomes.
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Boston
U.S
New England Journal of Medicine
Scandinavia
United States
Diederick E. Grobbee
Erasmus University Medical School
Netherlands
Weather outlook clears with mild Friday sunshine
Weather skies will begin to clear today with a high in the 50s. Tonight will be clear and colder with a low in the 20s. Friday brings mostly sunny skies and a high in the 50s. See Page 4B for details.
Death notices for Ayling, Clay, Jones Holmes, Newman, Salvato
Obituaries list Irma S Ayling of Graniteville Ollie M Clay of Augusta Mabel Jones Holmes of Graniteville Cleve Newman of Augusta and Barbara Salvato of Williston with details continued on page 4B.
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Irma S. Ayling
Graniteville
Ollie M. Clay
Augusta
Mabel Jones Holmes
Cleve Newman
Arbara Salvato
Williston
Aiken Standard Holiday Hours Plan Shortens Thursday Friday
The Aiken Standard will close its offices at noon on Thanksgiving Thursday and Friday to allow staff to spend time with their families. The daily newspaper will be delivered as usual, and regular office hours resume on Monday.
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Aiken Standard
Defective Fuel Rods Found At SRS Last Year
GAO report says Du Pont engineers found defective fuel rod assemblies at Savannah River reactors over a year ago. Energy Department ordered replacements or repairs. possible liability for cost remains undecided. Repairs could exceed 700000 dollars with potential higher costs up to eight million. Three reactors K L and P produce tritium at Aiken facility halted for safety concerns amid modernization efforts.
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SRS
Washington — Engineers
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Savannah River
General Accounting Office
Energy Department
House
DOE
du Pont
General Oe
Congress
Subcommittee On Environment, Energy and Natural Resources
GAO
Aiken
Federal
Dazzling Show Sends Shuttle On Quiet Flight
Discovery astronauts began a hush hush military mission after a dramatic Thanksgiving night launch from Cape Canaveral. Five crew members entered orbit as a secret cargo mission unfolds with a spy satellite deployment planned, while spectators watched skyward from Florida.
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Dorothy Flores
Winter Park
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Forrest McCartney
Kennedy Space Center
Bush Urges End to Cold War Amid Camp David Address
President Bush told Americans at Camp David that the Cold War must end and praised Eastern Europe’s liberalization as a new reality. He outlined plans for a Malta summit with Gorbachev in nine days, stressed no immediate arms talks, and said U.S. troops would stay in Europe as needed. He cited Berlin Wall’s opening and urged reform, signaling cautious optimism.
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Washington
Bush
Mikhail Gorbachev
Camp David
Europe
Malta
Mediterranean
Berlin Wall
Robert Frost
Maryland
America
President Gorbachev
Peres
Thanksgiving Day Through the Ages and Meanings
A look at the origins of Thanksgiving from harvest festivals to English roots and its American evolution. The holiday blends feasting with prayer, family gatherings, charity, and reflection, highlighting gratitude as a daily practice.
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Bush
Ameri
England
United States
Thanksgiving in Charleston Feeds Disaster Victims
In Charleston area, volunteers will serve 5,000 turkey dinners at 13 sites for hurricane victims as residents reflect on losses from the disaster. City official Robert Ford notes the relief emphasizes lives and health over material goods amid ongoing recovery after the hurricane that killed 29.
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Charleston
S.C
Robert Ford
Campbell says coastal resorts bruised but open for business
South Carolina Governor Campbell told Washington reporters that the state’s beaches and golf courses have largely recovered from Hugo damage. He warned of revenue losses if tourism remains down and emphasized a return to normal operations with a first-class coastal presentation to visitors. Occupancy in the Grand Strand and Charleston areas remains below normal, though most beaches are clear.
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Washington
Carroll Campbell
Carroll
Charleston
Associated Press
Nbc-Tv
Hilton Head
South Carolina
Myrtle Beach
Grand Strand
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