James Brown to seek outpatient drug treatment
Augusta AP report says James Brown plans voluntary outpatient drug-dependency treatment. Lawyer confirms Brown will be treated for a stress related problem linked to marital issues and recent oral surgery. Brown previously pleaded no contest to PCP possession in South Carolina. He aimed to enter the program Friday after being turned away from a Athens hospital for lack of space.
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Pleasant Day With Mild Highs In The Eighties
Partly cloudy skies and modest temperatures prevail with a daytime high in the mid eighties and a nighttime low in the mid sixties. Details appear on Page 7A.
Deaths in North Augusta and Aiken area names listed
Obituary notices list Ruth Butts, David B. Clemens, Frank E. Collette Jr, Estus Craig, Isaac Gadsden, Mabrey Oakman, Russell L. Pope, George Ritchie, and Caroline Usry. Residents from North Augusta and Aiken with one name from Alpharetta, Ga. Page 7A contains full details.
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David B. Clemens
Frank E. Collette Jr
Aiken
Estus Craig
Isaac Gadsden
Mabrey Oakman
Russell L. Pope
George Ritchie
Caroline Usry
Alpharetta
Reactor Idled By Lack Of Oversight
Senior DOE officials admitted Congress that lax oversight of Savannah River Plant caused safety failures leading to the P-Reactor shutdown. Restart now at least 30 to 45 days, with SRP three-reactor site built for military-grade materials including tritium and plutonium. Du Pont operated.
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Americans Are Back In Space CAPE CANAVERAL
The Discovery launched with five astronauts on a comeback mission to restore America to space. Navy Captain Frederick Hauck commanded the shuttle as it rose through a 700-foot flame plume, aiming for an initial orbit about 110 miles above Earth with a crowd of about a quarter-million spectators watching from Kennedy Space Center area.
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Reagan Veto Faces Tough Overriding Fight On Textile Bill
Lawmakers work to override Reagan veto of tightened textile and apparel import curbs. Rep Derrick says uphill battle but possible with hard work and luck. Thurmond calls veto a serious mistake as Reagan signs Canada tariff phaseout, pending Canadian approval.
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Nobel Prize Awarded to United Nations Peacekeeping Forces
The Nobel Committee named U.N. peacekeeping forces as 1988 Nobel Peace Prize winners for building confidence in the United Nations and enabling its growing role in world affairs. Blue-bereted troops in the Middle East Cyprus and the Indian subcontinent are praised for reducing tensions where armistices replace conflict. The award is seen as an indirect nod to Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar for diplomatic breakthroughs this year.
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Downtowns Carve Niche For Selves
Five years after a mall arrival, downtowns show improvement says Ben Boozer former executive director of the South Carolina Downtown Association. He notes towns learned from past mistakes and avoid overmodernizing while handling increased activity.
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