Vending tanning oil machines debut on beaches
Sun worshipers from Delaware to California will find tanning oil vending machines at beaches. Each 40 second spritz costs 50 cents and offers SPF zero eight or 15 options. Wilmington businessman Brian Darby holds the Delaware and Ocean City Md. franchise and aims for 500 machines in five years.
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Small Wonder Advertising Specialties Inc
Soviet writer claims Romanov remains found in Russia
Moscow reporters say veteran screenwriter and ex policeman Geli Ryabov believes he uncovered the remains of Tsar Nicholas II and the Romanov family in a Sverdlovsk pit in the Ural Mountains. He cites bones, wounds, and dental work as evidence and hopes they are given proper burial.
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Weather outlook for tonight and Friday
Fair skies forecast tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Partly cloudy Friday with a high in the mid 70s. See details on Page 4A.
Deaths Planned in Georgia and California Entries
Obituary notices list Larry E. Frost of Tenille Georgia Robert N. Griffin of Augusta Mary E. Gunter of Ward Charles M. Krick of Aiken and Marshall B Parsons II of La Canada California. Details appear on Page 4A with full dates and funeral arrangements.
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Tenille
Robert N. Griffin
Augusta
Mary E. Gunter
Ward Charles M. Krick
Aiken Marshall
B. Parsons II
la Canada
Calit
Retail sales edge up 0.1 percent in March
US Commerce Department reports March retail sales rose to 139.42 billion after a February drop, driven by gains in food, gas stations, and bars. Auto sales fell for the third straight month, while durable goods overall slipped 0.2 percent. Analysts warn of an economic slowdown as the Fed tightens rates.
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Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Jasoline
Cult godfather sought in cross border ritual killings
International hunt targets Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo, alleged mastermind of a voodoo cult accused of sacrificing at least 12 people to grant invulnerability. U S and Mexican authorities also seek Matamoros resident Sara Aldrete, described as dangerous, with alerts extending toward Florida. Mexican police displayed detained suspects to media, claiming they killed for protection.
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Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo
Constanzo
United States
Sara Maria Aldrete
Texas
Jim Mattox
Cameron County
Miami
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Metro-Dade
Florida
Elio Hernandez Rivera
Hernandez Rivera
Former 60s radical Hoffman found dead in New Hope
Abbie Hoffman, the Chicago Seven activist who tossed money on a stock exchange floor and founded the Yippie movement, has died at age 52. He was found in his Solebury Township home Wednesday evening fully dressed and under the covers. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause.
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Abbie Hoffman
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Yippie Party
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Solebury Township
Richard Mangan
Michael Waldron
Mangan
Leary
Gerald B. Lefcourt
Stock Exchange
Westinghouse Seeks Office Space Near Savannah River Site
Westinghouse Savannah River Co plans to rent at least 30 000 square feet within 30 minutes of SRS and 100 000 square feet within 15 highway miles for long term needs. The firm cites a severe office space shortage after relocating 400 professionals and expects ads Friday for information. Responses due Friday April 21.
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Hit
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Savannah River
Aiken
North Augusta
Patricia Weber
Savannah River Co
Schwalbe
du Pont Co
du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Bechtel Savannah River Co
Schwalle
Woodside Executive
Control Data ‘Business and Technology Center
North Aagusta
Weber
Ms. Weber
Agreement on Import Quotas Near
WASHINGTON The Bush administration announced a breakthrough in multilateral trade talks in Geneva that could end import quotas on foreign textiles by the mid 1990s. Textile leaders oppose changes that would raise imports, saying they cost U.S. jobs. Sorini noted concessions by exporting countries and limited moves on subsidies and barriers. Hills praised a adopted framework guiding talks toward a strengthened world trading system.
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