Lifespans Reduced By Smoking Reported Nationwide
The CDC reports 315,120 deaths in a year attributed to cigarette smoking. The federal study estimates those deaths shaved 949,924 years of potential life from the affected individuals, aligning with prior findings.
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Weather outlook stays mild with sun on Thursday night
tonight will be cloudy with a low in the mid 40s and tomorrow turns sunny and mild with a high in the upper 70s details on page 3B.
Deaths Jennie B All to Jennie B All
Notice lists deaths of Jennie B All Fairfax W Dobbs Bey Windsor Gladys G Franklin Temple Hill Md Robert N Jolley Aiken Tommie Terrell Clearwater with details on Page 3B and no further information provided.
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Fairfax
W. Dobbs Bey
Windsor
Gladys G. Franklin
Temple Hill
Robert N. Jolley
Aiken
Tommie Terrell
Clearwater
Du Pont Ends 37 Years At Savannah River Plant
Du Pont will not renew its five year contract to operate the Savannah River Plant ending September 1989. DOE and local officials face bidding for a new contract as sentiment grows against the existing setup and liability concerns rise for nuclear accidents. DOE notes a shift from non profit to potential for profit management of the facility.
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Ernest F. Ruppe
Petrochemicals
Atomic Energy Division
U.S. Department of Energy
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Bush to Campaign at USC Aiken in South Carolina Swing
Vice President George Bush plans a 10 15 a m public appearance at USC Aiken as part of a six city campaign swing through South Carolina. He will speak briefly and take questions before continuing to other campaign stops including Charleston Florence Spartanburg and Columbia events with a 930 a m arrival advised for the USC Aiken gathering.
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Usc Aiken
South Carolina
Bush
Tommy Hartnett
Charleston
Florence
Ed Young
Spartanburg
USCA
Columbia
North Carolina
Indicator Index Dips in September Blamed on Market
The Commerce Department reports the leading indicators index fell 0.1 percent in September, the first drop in eight months. Analysts point to weaker workweek data and a stock market slide, with expectations of further declines as October data arrives.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Standard and Poor
Shevardnadze Shultz meet to clarify summit talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze meets Secretary of State George Shultz at the State Department. A decision on a potential superpower summit and missile treaty was expected after talks. Reagan hopes for a late year summit, possibly November or December, with a proposal for a December meeting.
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Eduard A. Shevardnadze
George P. Shultz
State Department
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Reagan
Augusta
Moscow
Gorbachev
White House
H Odell Weeks Seeks 9th Term As Aiken Mayor
Aiken voters hear profiles of eight candidates for City Council in the November 3 election. The Aiken Standard concludes its candidate profiles with incumbent mayor H Odell Weeks, who has led the city for 38 years and seeks re election.
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Aiken Standard
H. Odell Weeks
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