A Walking Tour Of Imelda's City in Manhattan
A Quick Read reports a walking tour titled In the Footsteps of Ferdinand and Imelda led by two amateur guides through Manhattan. In three hours, 40 participants visited sites tied to the Marcos family as the deposed Philippine leader reportedly had extensive real estate holdings on the island and notable expenditures.
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New York
Penthouse
Manhattan
Ferdinand and
Imelda
Lee Bearson
Russell Miller
School Psychologists Counseling Students in Fergus Falls
In Fergus Falls Minnesota elementary schools initiate a program to address divorce impacts on children from second to eighth grade. School psychologists David Eberhardt and Tamara Masten say many students struggle academically and socially due to parental breakup. The district allocated 5000 dollars to the counseling program last year to help students express guilt anger confusion and fear.
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Fergus Falls, Minn
David Eberhardt
Tamara Masten
Fergus Falls
Masten
Weather: Rain Possible Tonight Across The Region
A chance of showers is predicted for tonight and tomorrow with clouds lingering into Friday. Highs will stay in the 70s while nightly lows mostly reach the 40s. For details see page 3B.
Deaths in several cities listed with full names and initials
Obituary notices list Juanita Duches Aiken Katherine Thompson Charlottes ville VA AW Cason Jr Aiken John Newsome Warrenville Elizabeth Hair Blackville Larry Walker Williston Ervina Pardue Augusta Corrine Williston Arthur Wilson Aiken Ruby Hill Augusta Lotties Thomas Fr Myers Fla Jakie Bedenbaugh Joanna Details on Page 28
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Juanita C. Duches
Aiken
Katherine A.S. Thompson
Charlottesville
AW. Cason Jr
John H. Newsome
Warrenville
Elizabeth B. Hair
Blackville
Larry D. Walker
Williston
Ervina W. Pardue
Augusta
Corrine Anderson
Arthur T. Wilson
Ruby V. Hill
Nicklaus Wins 50th Masters at Augusta National
Jack Nicklaus roared from behind to win the Masters title at Augusta National on Sunday completing the 50th edition. He held the ball in one hand and his club in the other after finishing the 18th as cameras captured the moment.
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
United States weighs Libya action over Khadafy plots
Deputy Secretary of State John Whitehead says Washington would back away from military action if Muammar Khadafy stops training financing and supplying terrorists and documents. President Reagan weighs options as Libya vows retaliation and U.S. carriers monitor the Mediterranean. Senate Foreign Relations chair Richard Lugar says White House talks planned with allies and Congress.
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Washington
United States
Muammar Khadafy
State Department
John C. Whitehead
Khadafy
Whitehead
Libya
U.S
West Berlin
George Bush
Reagan
Foreign Ministry
JANA
London
Europe
Spain
Italy
NATO
America
Coral Sea
Gulf of Sidra
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Larry Scenogle
Sicily
Reagan Administration
Congress
Richard Lugar
Betna
White House
Lugar
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ex-Aikenite Lott Key Player in Major Drug Sting
Leon Lott, a Richland County narcotics agent and former Aiken resident, played a pivotal role in Operation Cancer, a large federal drug sting that led to lengthy sentences for several South Carolina residents. Scott Warther led the operation and received 30 years and $100,000, with brothers and associates also jailed, while Warther’s assets including a Porsche, a boat and land were seized. The case unfolded after a 1983 marijuana cache raid in Columbia, and Lott notes the sting forced a major dismantling of a Southeast smuggling ring.
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Leon Lott
Aiken
Richland County
Lott
Scott Warther
Jon
Columbia
U.S
South Carolina
Warther
Kevin Woodward
Douglas Allen Paxton
California
Caribbean
New York
South America
France
Allendale
Beaufort
Gasoline Price Plunge Hits Fourteenth Straight Week
LOS ANGELES AP gasoline prices fall for the 14th consecutive week as dealers wage a price war. Analyst Dan Lundberg cautions on future direction noting markets may crash domestic production if prices remain ultra low. He says competition erodes dealer margins and could threaten supply. The average price across grades drops 5.6 cents to 90.16 cents per gallon since March 21.
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Los Angeles
Dan
Lundberg
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Earnhardt
Imelda’s
Abby
Opini
Golden Bear
Ginny Southworth
Richland County Sheriff's Department
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