A Day In July Remembers a Fatal Drunk Driving Crash
A narrative recounts a fatal crash in which a Mobile Alabama Marine Corps sergeant, 28, died after a high speed drunken drive. Coroner Sue Townsend documents the scene at a Aiken hospital, noting a blood alcohol content of .381. The account reflects on the human cost and the MADD movement.
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Townsend
Augusta
FMC
Aiken
U.S. 1
Sue
Coroners Station
Aiken Community Hospital
Mobile
Alabama
Marine Corps
Reese
U.S. Marine Corps
Camp LeJeune
N.C
National Safety Council
U.S. firms plan nearly one million new hires this year
A Dun & Bradstreet survey of 5,000 businesses suggests hiring plans will add about 1 million jobs before year end as the economy expands, following a July uptick and a slower August growth.
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New York
U.S
Dun & Bradstreet Corp
Public Concern Over Blood Contamination in Merit Report
The Merit Report, conducted August 7 11 1983 by Audits Surveys Inc, finds 75 percent would be concerned about impurities in blood for transfusion, with 50 percent very and 25 percent somewhat. Lower income groups show higher concern, 59 percent vs 45 percent among higher earners. About 1,208 adults in telephone households participated.
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Merit
Audits & Surveys Inc
Du Pont security shift favors local hires over mercenaries
Atkinson and Patterson said a 500 person security team would be professionals and local hires, not mercenaries, with no community resistance to the change. Du Pont cooperation noted. Wackenhut also provides security at Westinghouse in Columbia and V C Summer Nuclear Station in Jenkinsville.
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Aiken
Atkinson
Westinghouse
Columbia
V.C. Summer
Jenkinsville
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Ft. Gordon
Sue Townsend County
Cororner
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co