Damaging quake likely in eastern U S by 2000 study says
Washington expert testifies before a Senate subcommittee that a damaging earthquake is probable in the eastern United States by 2000 with higher chances of a larger quake by 2085. Regions include Kentucky Indiana Missouri Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi South Carolina Boston and New York.
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Washington
United States
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
South Carolina
Boston
New York
Senate
New Madrid
Paducah
Evansville
Ind
Robert Ketter
National Center For Earthquake Engineering Research
Memphis
Tenn
Poplar Bluff
Carbondale
Tll
Little Rock
Ark
Prisoners Escape From Massachusetts Jail in Weekend Breakout
Thirteen inmates fled the Norfolk County House of Correction after breaking bars and climbing a razor fence on Friday night. Helicopters and search dogs combed the area Saturday as guards recaptured two escapees, with eleven still at large. The prison, longtime overcrowded and riven by racial tensions, houses both convicted offenders and those awaiting trial.
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Eproblam
Man
Norfolk County House of Correction
Weekend Weather Forecast Shows Clearing Skies
Clouds lighten for Sunday with a 30 percent shower chance. Tonight and Monday stay partly cloudy with highs in the mid teens and low around the mid 30s. Detailed page 6A.
Deaths in the area noted for Rodolfo Calvo Mamie Nimmons and George Welsch
Notices list deaths of Rodolfo Calvo North Augusta Mamie Nimmons and George Welsch New Ellenton with details on page 6A indicating obituary notices and hometowns.
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Rodolfo Calvo
North Augusta
Mamie Nimmons
George Welsch
New Ellenton
Crenshaw Takes Early Masters Lead in Rain Hit Round
AUGUSTA The Masters third round was halted by heavy rain after Lee Trevino faltered with bogeys, leaving Nick Faldo and Trevino co leaders at 3 under par. Lightning delayed play and Scott Hoch and Tom Kite refused to finish the 14th green as water ended the day. Play resumes Sunday at 9 am for unfinished 16 players. final round set for 11:30 am gates open at 8. Curtis Strange exited early citing option to stop play.
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Augusta
Lee Trevino
England
Nick Faldo
Scott Hoch
Tom Kite
Augusta National
Curtis Strange
Soviet Nuclear Sub Fire Sinks Off Norway
Oslo and Moscow traded statements as Norway searched for radiation signs from a Soviet submarine that burned and sank off Norway. Officials cited possible 40 to 50 survivors, while life aboard the vessel remained disputed and casualty figures were not immediately released.
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Oslo
Norway
Althories
Moscow
U.S
Vadime Rosanov
NTI
Newegian
No Defense Ministry
StablesApproval Power Affected Under Ordinance
A draft ordinance would allow residential stables by right in RAE and RIS zones and shift conditional use approval from the City Council to the Planning Commission. The commission would decide approve disapprove or approve with conditions, with appeal to the City Council. It would rezone R-1E to R-1S and remove a conditional use for that area, while setbacks remain optional.
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Planning Commission
Eros Wold
Ge Rodeo Nation
Major Factors Solved For New County Jail
Aiken County Council panel says four key factors for a new detention center are resolved in talks with a Hilton Head consulting firm, awaiting a design firm letter on recommendations. They aim to map supervisory control, construction plans, and a jail sale and financing, contingent on selling the current Hampton Avenue facility.
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Aiken County
Miracle spurs William Kent from lawless life to Baptist ministry
Beech Island resident William Charles Kent recalls a life transformed by a 21 year old inner call to become a Baptist minister. He credits the change to a moment of spiritual revelation and ongoing faith as his wife Carolyn supports his path. A reflection on miracles and conversion concludes with a note to see MIRACLE on Page 5A.
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Beech Island
William Charles Kent
Kent
Carolyn
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William Kent
Lawless
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