09 Oct 1986
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1986
Page
1
Cindy Dunlop, paralyzed from the chest down, leaped from her wheelchair to save 17‑month‑old Kyla after she floated motionless in the family pool. She crawled to call for help and breathed life back into her daughter before both were treated and released from St. Mary Desert Valley Hospital.
Johns Hopkins scientist Dr. Larry Gerace and Dr. Ueli Aebi report electron microscopy identifying lamina filaments in the cell nucleus. The nuclear scaffolding helps regulate cell growth and reassembles after division, a finding with potential cancer therapy implications.
The forecast calls for a chance of showers and a slight risk of thundershowers. Tonight cloud cover remains, with a low in the mid 60s. Tuesday should reach a mid 70s high as conditions ease.
Death notices list Geneva Millford Ridge Spring Maria H. Rainsford Edgefield Sallie W Robertson Ninety Six Athalia G Seigler Wagener details continued on page 4A with full obituaries and biographical notes.
The Justice Department reports 1985 crimes fell to 34.9 million, the lowest since data began, with violent crimes down 12 percent in four years. Researchers credit declines in teens and early 20s, plus tougher crime policies, for the drop. Robberies fell to just under 1 million and rapes declined 23 percent to 138,000.
President Reagan heads for Iceland for a 52 hour flight to meet Mikhail Gorbachev. He says the goal is progress on arms control not quick deals and stresses facing tough issues honestly. Regan and Shultz urge stronger human rights stance as talks open.
Edgefield attorney Joseph F. Anderson Jr. was confirmed by the Senate as a U S District Judge for South Carolina replacing Jes E. Simons who moved to senior status. Anderson, 36, chairs the 82nd District in the South Carolina House and may resign to pursue the federal post.
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