Ex-Husband Ordered Reimbursement for Sinatra Record Collection
Barbra Mossner of Shelby Township must pay Arthur Mossner 2800 dollars for damaging his Frank Sinatra record collection of about 400 discs. The divorce fueled the acts, including a moustache and lipstick on a Sinatra poster. Mossner admitted the anger predated their 1983 divorce. She said she will gladly pay the sum.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Frank Sinatra
Barbara Mossner
Shelby Township
Sinatra
Deaths Elizabeth Butler Nora Franklin John Gibson
Obituary notices list Elizabeth Butler of Washington DC Nora Franklin of Aiken John Gibson of Aiken Thomas G Lamar of McCormick Alvin Lloyd of Aiken Luther O Banion of Greenwood and Mary Ricker of Blythe with reference to Page BA for full details.
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Elizabeth Butler
Washington, D.C
Nora Franklin
Aiken
John Gibson
Thomas G. Lamar
McCormick Alvin Lloyd
Luther O’banion
Greenwood
Mary Ricker
Blythe
Westinghouse Joins Heavy Water Reactor Team
Westinghouse Electric Corp joins a nuclear industry team designing a heavy water production reactor facility with Ebasco, Babcock & Wilcox, ABB, Rockwell, and Battelle Memorial Institute. The group pledges safety, environment, reliability, and cost effectiveness while promising a long term tritium supply for defense.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Savannah River
Ebasco Services Inc
Robert C Totti
Babcock & Wilcox
ABB Combustion Engineering
Rockwell International
Battelle Memorial Institute
Totti
Department of Energy
Iotti
Nathaniel D. Woodson
Westinghouse Energy Systems
Holderman Trial Likely Year Away Says Solicitor
Former University of South Carolina president James B. Holderman faces a March 199 concealed indictment over alleged public office gains. Solicitor Harpootlian vowed no special handling as Holderman, 55, posted a $10,000 personal recognizance bond and left on a travel-restricted basis. He resigned amid criticism of spending and has since taken a Jacksonville real estate job on leave to handle the South Carolina charges.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Richard Harpoothan
James B. Holderman
Harpootlian
Harpootlian Holderman
Holderman
John E. Kinard
Kinard
Florida
Harpootlan
Jacksonville
Fla
Roger Properties Inc
South Carolina
Richland Country
Robert McNair
Kermit King
Thomas Vernon
State Law Enforcement Division
Harpoothian
Ebasco Contract Poised To Add Jobs In Aiken County
Ebasco Services Inc and Westinghouse eye a 5200 million contract to provide project engineering and design for the Savannah River Site. If DOE approves, about 400 workers would move into 100000 square feet at Belk building in Kalmia Plaza by summer, with a permanent office for project managers and field engineers at the Central Savannah River Research Park in Aiken County. Dr Charles H Fox Jr, VP and project director for the contract, notes the start is pending approval.
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Department of Energy
Ebasco Services Inc
Westinghouse
Belk
Kalmia Plaza
Ebasco
Savannah River
DOE
Savannah River Research Park
Aiken County
Charles H. Fox Jr
Iraq Rebels Look To U S For Help
Iraqi rebels seek U S policy shift to support democracy and Kurdish territorial rights. Najmaldin Karim, representing Kurdistan Front and Kurdish National Congress of North America, plans talks with Assistant Secretary of State John Kelly. State Department reiterates no change in policy despite expected dissident meetings.
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Washington
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Iraq
Najmaldin Karim
Karim
Kurdistan Front
Kurdish National Congress of North America
John H. Kelly
U.S
State Department
Richard Schiffer
Bush
Florida
Turgot Ozal
Margaret D. Tutwiler
America
Refugees in the mountains face starvation amid Gulf crisis
Several million Kurdish refugees stranded in snow covered mountains suffer from hunger and exposure as UN diplomats consider ending Iraqs civil war. France urges Security Council to act. Washington and Moscow resolve a missile disarmament dispute. Short range missiles over 90 miles must be destroyed.
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United Nations
France
Security Council
Iraq
Banksia Urged as Top Priority Museum Site in Aiken County
Aiken County Historical Commission urged Banksia, a 1930s winter colony home on 3.5 acres at Laurens Street and South Boundary, as the county museum’s top site for economic reasons. The report notes Banksia requires about 400000 in preliminary work, but immediate land purchase would not be needed, and other sites could cost up to 2 million.
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Aiken
Bank Tome
Burkhalter
Banksia
Historical Commission
Commission
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White Sox
Sinatra Records
Abby
Lewis Grizzard
Ginny Sour
Terry Mathis
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service
Richland Avenue
Aiken-Edgefield County
Mathis
Carl Brown Jr
Philip Lord
Ey Onniry Schy
NP Diplomatic Writer
Gulf
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