28 Nov 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1986
Page
1
Animal tests indicate a synthetic chemical can block or reverse alcohol intoxication. Researchers say the drug could help treat chronic alcoholics or aid sobriety, though ethical and legal limits would bar routine use for party-goers or at bars.
Jeffrey Nightbyrd and Byrd Laboratories offer drug free urine for 49.95 a bag in Austin papers claiming 100 percent pure urine for experimental use. Nightbyrd suggests customers may use it to beat workplace drug tests while defending the business as a response to government bodily fluid testing.
Rain is forecast tonight and tomorrow as the first big Christmas shopping weekend approaches. Temperatures will range from the mid 50s to the mid 60s with a cool evening and mild daytime highs.
Death notices list six residents from Conway Folie Garvin Rish Wagener North Augusta Holly L Williams Aiken Mattie A Williams Columbia with brief burial and locality references across the state.
Investigators will determine if a fired White House aide destroyed documents linked to the Central American diversion of profits from U S arms sales to Iran. The probe also considers CIA involvement and Swiss bank accounts tied to Iran payments.
Pope John Paul II told fourth graders in Melbourne he likes classical music but is drawn to modern rock. He described feeling a bit confused by time differences and recalled his 1939 injury while answering classroom questions about his life and the Vatican.
Donald Regan said President Reagan would not be questioned by Justice Department investigators into Iran Contra matters. Regan said the president has not been interviewed and will not be, while officials discuss naming a Poindexter successor after his resignation.
After Thanksgiving, shoppers flood stores as retailers expect strong holiday sales. Tennessee retailers forecast 10 percent of Christmas revenue today amid upbeat consumer mood and favorable weather. Local efforts aid the needy with dinners from New York to Los Angeles while parades entertain crowds and rare mishaps occur in New York and Macy’s parade crowds.
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