Road Patrol Won't Direct Traffic For Stones Concert
Clemson AP The State Highway Patrol will not direct traffic for the Rolling Stones concert on Sunday, citing higher priorities. About 72 officers from city, university and off‑duty Greenville police will handle traffic, replacing the usual 100 from the patrol.
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Clemson
State Highway Patrol
Clemson University
Greenville
Highway Patrol
North Carolina State University
Bruce Hatcher
Raleigh
N.C
Weather Update: Clear Tonight and Mild With Sunny Tuesday
Fair skies are forecast tonight with a low in the upper 20s. Tomorrow will be sunny and warmer, with the high in the upper 50s. See Page 3B for full details.
Deaths listed for several individuals with locations
Death notices list Wyman Barton Langley George W Eidson Wagoner Charlie Johnson Jackson William J Markwalter North Augusta Shuford Thames Jr Sumter Buford A White Lincolnton Ga details on page 3B with specifics forthcoming.
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Wyman Barton
Langley
George W. Eidson
Wagoner
Charlie Johnson
Jackson
William J. Markwalter
North Augusta
Shuford Thames Jr
Sumter
Buford A. White
Lincolnton
Blessing Of Hounds Opens Hunt Season In Hitchcock Woods
Thanksgiving Day ceremonies marked the 75th Blessing Of The Hounds for the Aiken Hounds at Memorial Gate. More than 100 spectators watched riders, hounds, and onlookers as the scene moved from stirrup cups to a drag hunt, with Rev. Richard McDonald blessing the animals and riders before the season's Saturday, Tuesday, and Thursday hunts begin.
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Ginny Southworth Hounds
Hitchcock Woods
Aiken
Memorial Gate
Richard McDonald
South Boundary
Aiken Hounds
Hazards At SRS Minimal Finds Minimal Radiation Risk
The Savannah River Site Environmental Report for 1988 finds no adverse public or environmental impact. Westinghouse, operating for the Department of Energy, states the maximum possible dose to a boundary resident would be 0.46 mrem, an extremely low amount compared with the average natural radiation of 295 mrem. The hypothetical high dose requires constant exposure and consumption at the plant boundary.
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Savannah River
Environmental and Health Protection Department
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
Department of Energy
Holiday Bargain Frenzy Draws Big Early Crowds
Area merchants reported brisk turnout as doors opened at 7 a.m. for the big shopping day. Belk of Aiken opened in the new Aiken Mall and drew eager lines, while J.B. White’s noted 40 percent gain over last year. Stores extended hours and rolled out ads to fuel the holiday surge amid busy retail season.
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Ceeaene
Billy Howard
Belk of
Aiken
Belk
Aiken Mall
Howard
J.B. White’s
Dan Haywood
Haywood
Rita Hardin
40 Percent Of AIDS Go Unreported In SC
A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found 40 percent of AIDS cases in South Carolina from Jan 1986 to June 1987 were not reported. Researchers warn underreporting could skew national estimates and hinder public health response, citing CDC code matching and hospital discharge records.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
South Carolina
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
United States
James Buehler
CDC
Bureau of Preventive Health Services
George Conway
Conway
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