24 Nov 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1986
Page
1
A security guard napping in a Harare thicket was hit in the left leg and right hand when other guards fired, mistaking his snores for a wild pig. The injured guard was unnamed in On Guard, a government safety publication.
Edith Webster a 60 year old actress collapsed on stage during a performance of The Drunkard at the Towson Moose Lodge in Baltimore and died of an apparent heart attack after being rushed to St. Joseph Hospital. The audience of more than 200 clapped as she slumped on stage and the cast summoned medical help.
The forecast calls for a cloudy day with rain and a high in the 60s. Tonight and tomorrow have a 50 percent rain chance with upper 50s low and mid 70s high. Details on Page 5A.
Obituary notice lists individuals Gertrude H. Hadden Emmie B Holsenback Ron J Lewis Rachel W Lowe Emma M Ryan Minnie H Smith Legare Spradley Georgia Stone Hazel G Thacker Thomas Turner Ernest Warren and Earl Zeigler with request to see details on Page 8 for full notices from Mitchell Graniteville Graniteville Graniteville Norfolk North Augusta New York Edgefield Columbia Augusta Bath Augusta and Jacksonville.
USC Aiken announced a 352 500 grant from the John Olin Foundation to establish the Economic Enterprise Institute EEI with a North Augusta BTC partnership. The project creates two new business faculty positions a lab facility at the 120 000 square foot Martintown Road center and funding for Enrichment Seminar and Faculty Grant Fund. The university will match funds over three years and a National Advisory Board will oversee progress.
The United States praised the foiling of a coup in the Philippines and said President Corazon Aquino emerged in a stronger position. Lawmakers noted the defeat of Army faction plots, the firing of Juan Ponce Enrile, and Ramos deploying troops to stabilize Aquino's government.
A North Carolina newspaper reports four safety rule breaches occurred from 1983 at Savannah River Plant in the F-B processing line of the F Chemical Separations area. Plutonium received as a nitric acid solution is converted into metal buttons. Officials say operating limits were conservative and actions were taken, with facilities kept far from danger.
A study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology notes that chronically boring individuals exhibit banal talk and negative egocentrism. It found boring conversation patterns include many questions and brief affirmations while avoiding personal feelings and facts.
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