Measles surge seen in United States this year
The CDC reports 10,115 measles cases through last week, the highest total since 1980 and about five times the 2,170 cases a year ago. More than 90 outbreaks are noted, mainly in colleges, with a Houston preschool outbreak affecting over 1,700 children.
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Weather outlook with mild tonight and hot Saturday
Fair skies forecast tonight with a low in the upper 60s. Partly sunny skies expected Saturday with a high in the lower 90s. See details on Page 14A.
Deaths listed for several individuals in the region
The notice lists Harris B. Collins Augusta Delphia D. Fugler Lucille K. Patton Brookie Triester Nellie M. Waters and Horace E. Williams with locations including Augusta Aiken Hempstead N Y Fairfax and North Augusta More details are referenced on Page 14A.
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Horace E. Williams
British Pilot Jack Mann Reported Dead in Lebanon
Mrs. Sunny Mann said a man told her Jack Mann, a 75 year old former World War II fighter pilot and Lebanon resident, is dead. Mann disappeared May 12 in west Beirut amid hostage crises involving Westerners, with no official confirmation yet.
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Reactors To Soon Come Alive At Savannah River Site
The Savannah River Site will restart its three idle nuclear reactors K L and P with K back in late next year and L and P following at three month intervals. U S Energy Secretary James D Watkins announced the plan and Westinghouse Savannah River Co says safety remains the top priority as they work to meet the schedule.
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Fuel Facility To Close At Savannah River Site
The Fuel Mate rials Facility at Savannah River Site will close with 600 workers offered positions elsewhere at SRS. DOE cites Navy fuel demand, tech advances, and Wind Westinghouse phaseout. Nuclear Fuel Services remains sole qualified producer.
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Officials Race To Beat Illiteracy
Government business and education leaders in Ai ken County and Columbia mobilize to cut adult illiteracy as South Carolina aims to attract 21st century high tech plants and jobs. Governor Campbell's press secretary warns of losing competitiveness in the next decade without progress.
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Tucker Eskew
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Protests Force Barco to Suspend Military Rule in Cities
President Barco backed off from imposing military rule on two Colombian cities after public protests and charges of unconstitutionality. The crackdown, tied to Colombia's war on drugs, sparked violence nationwide with one death and several injuries.
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Washington
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