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11 Sep 1985
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1985
Page
1
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The Treasury faces cash exhaustion by Oct 15 without higher borrowing authority beyond $2 trillion. The Treasury will hit the $1.824 trillion debt limit on Sept 30 and exhaust a $20 billion cash reserve soon after, as Senate seeks deficit-spending restraints tied to any raise.
Spartanburg South Carolina U.S. Rep. Tommy Hartnett says he plans to announce a bid for governor rather than challenge Sen. Ernest Hollings. He notes Republicans prefer Hollings defeat but remains practical. He expects Rep. Carroll Campbell to be his rival in the GOP primary.
A US satellite sliced through the tail of a comet in Greenbelt Maryland, sending continuous data and emerging intact. Jim Elliott of Goddard Space Flight Center declared the milestone historic as the first man made object to traverse a comet tail.
At a USC Appalachian State football game in Columbia Marion Scott proposed with a light airplane banner reading I love you Pam Will you marry me Marion and she said yes. Earlier Rep Tom Woodruff Jr took his daughter to a House meeting then Riverbanks Zoo with a tired little girl asking when they would go to the other one. Rand Davidson jokes about aging saying you know you are growing old when all you exercise is caution.
The notice lists deaths including Mrs Emma Munday Hoover of Aiken Mrs Annie Manuel Owens of Barnwell Homer Lee Rogers of Aiken Larry Donnell Gantt of Aiken Mrs Lucille Darnes of Johnston Miss Ellen Pauline Oxford of Belvedere John W Heath of Jackson David H George of Aiken Dura N Turner of Pamplico Franklin D Bowles of Blairsville Ga and Mrs Lila Briggs Shuler of Greenville.
Warrenville resident Charles William Moyer, 47, became University Hospital's seventh heart transplant patient after a delayed operation. He received a piggyback transplant with his heart left beating, following donor heart retrieval from Ohio and a rapid transport to Augusta.
The Aiken County Board of Education voted to send a letter to Paul Hyer Jr. urging rapid resolution of the school separation issue. The amendment softened a warning about losers and urged collaboration. The board also discussed black hiring goals and a five year facilities plan with a Friday update.
The Aiken County School Board reviews heat impacts as all schools lack air conditioning. Wagener area especially hot at A L Corbett Elementary with 98 to 99 degree days. Principals told to maximize cross ventilation and teachers take classes outdoors while long range facilities plan may prioritize cooling. A cold front later promises relief with cooler temperatures by week’s end.
A five year federal study finds toxic chemicals in homes three times higher than outdoor air, with paints cleansers plastics cosmetics and showering linked to elevated indoor levels. Wallace an EPA scientist notes household exposure may contribute to several hundred cancer deaths yearly. The study used a wear able monitor and tracked 11 chemicals plus food and water intake. The main group came from Bayonne and Elizabeth New Jersey.
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