PTL Sues Jessica Hahn Over Trust Account
Columbia Bankruptcy Court hears PTL claim that Hahn breached a bargain by speaking out about a 1960 Bakker encounter. suit seeks return of funds and reimbursement of legal fees paid to Scott Furstman. Hahn says she does not want the money but wants proper use and notes about $160,000 remaining.
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Columbia
PTL
Jessica Hahn
Jim Bakker
Columbi
Hahn
California
Scott Furstman
Furstman
Playboy Mansion
Los Angeles
Premature Chimp Lilly Survives at Tampa Hospital
In a joint effort, pediatric specialists from Tampa General Hospital and Busch Gardens veterinarian teams cared for Lilly the premature newborn chimp. Led by Dr. Lance Wyble, the team included nurses, a respiratory therapist, and a blood bank doctor to assist the 2-pound infant. Lilly has left intensive care and is alert, feeding by herself though still aided by a stomach tube.
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Tampa
Fla
Lilly
Lance Wyble
Tampa General Hospital
Wyble
Busch Gardens
John Olson
Weather Outlook Showers Possible and Mild Temperatures
Cloudy skies forecast tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of thundershowers. Lows mid 50s, highs upper 80s. Details on Page 6A.
Deaths listed for several South Carolina towns
Death notices for John A. Filgan of North Augusta Edgar Grigsby of Belvedere Joyce M. Halcomb of Couchton Emory T. Meador of Aiken and Allene Wimberly of Mount Holly New Jersey summarized as obituary brief across local listings.
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John A. Filgan
North Augusta
Edgar Grigsby
Belvedere
Joyce M. Halcomb
Couchton
Emory T. Meador
Aiken
Allene Wimberly
Mount Holley
N.J
Trade Bill Clears House Amidties to Senate Action
The House passed a sweeping trade bill 312 to 107 minutes after a 1 2 majority vote clearing the way for Senate action. Senate leaders plan debate to push final passage early next week while warnings of a Reagan veto linger over the 60 day plant closings notice requirement. The bill, which includes tariffs relief, windfall profits tax repeal, and subsidies, faces further battles over plant closing provisions and a potential filibuster of the Canada United States free trade agreement.
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Washington
America
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
United States
Canada
Reagan
Max Baucus
D-Mont
Robert H. Michel
One Special Night High School Prom Season Starts Tonight
Prom season begins across Aiken County with Midland Valley Wagener Valley and Aiken High hosting events tonight and tomorrow. Lively fashion trends include cut hoops tea length dresses in royal blue black coral and white silver lace and dresses above the knee. Prom costs vary with gowns from 90 to 340 and tuxedo rentals from 49 to 82. Corsages and boutonnieres offer carnations orchids and sweetheart roses as options.
Durable Goods Orders Steady In March
U S factory orders for durable goods were nearly flat in March as a drop in defense hardware offset gains in non defense goods and transport. Total orders reached 114 3 billion with a 0 1 percent February rise and a 1 2 percent January drop.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Egory
Boeing
Meese Aides Present Case
Washington AP President Reagan maintains confidence in Attorney General Edwin Meese despite two departing Justice officials warning the president that Meese's conduct harms the department. Chief of Staff Baker says the president will decide after independent counsel McKay completes his inquiry.
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Washington
Reagan
Edwin Meese
Justice Department
Meese
Howard Baker
CBS
Baker
Arnold Burns
George Bush
White House
A.B. Culvahouse
Department of Justice
Administration
Justice Department Criminal Division
William Weld
Burns
Washington Post Today
James C. McKay
McKay
Minor Bugs Remain In Path Of County E911 System
Aiken County plans May 2 kick off for Enhanced 911 though 60 to 65 percent of the county will not have the enhanced features initially. The system will display caller name, phone number, and address in dispatch, but most areas will show only name and community. Road naming remains critical to provide dispatchable addresses per Emergency services.
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Aiken County
Publicity Campaign For E911 Launch In Three Cities
North Augusta Aiken and Aiken County announce a publicity drive for the new Enhanced 911 system. A kickoff ceremony on Monday May 2 at 9 11 a.m. at the Sheriff's Center will feature all 10 county mayors the Public Safety Director and the Sheriff with a ribbon cutting and program on 911. The effort includes street banners decals on vehicles TV radio spots and donated billboards with ongoing updates from Bell South and county officials. Dispatchers are trained and the system should be fully operational countywide within 12 18 months.
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North Augusta
Aiken
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Bell South
Carroll Heath
Carroll Busbee
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Abby
Stephanie Warnecke
Midland Valley High
Wagener- Valley High
Aiken High
Silver Bluff
South Aiken High
North Augusta High
St. Angela Academy
Ginny Southworth
Julie Fulghum
Sean Green
Hopeland Gardens
Rick Powell
County Council
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