Rats Of The Stars Invade Beverly Center Mall
In Los Angeles the Beverly Center eight stories tall and valued at 100 million dollars hosts a rat problem that has persisted for two months. Rodent hunter says only the smartest rats remain. Roof rats and Norway rats roam the mall frequented by celebrities including Ally Sheedy Jeff Goldblum Teri Garr and John Candy.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Beverly Center
West Hollywood
Ally Sheedy
Jeff Goldblum
Teri Garr
John Candy
Young Sleepwalker Traverses 100 Miles by Train
An 11 year old sleepwalker left his Illinois home and woke on railroad tracks east of Peru Indiana about 2 45 am Tuesday barefoot in a T shirt and twill pants. Police say he hopped a freight and ended up in Peru where he woke and wandered off thinking he was still in Danville. His mother says he sleep walks but has never before gone outside.
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Peru
Ind
Illinois
Michael Lamont Dixon
Bill Page
Danville
Dorthea Dixon
Michael
Weekend Sunshine Likely With Warm Temperatures Ahead
The forecast calls for sunny skies with a repeat pattern through the week. Tonight will be fair with a low in the low 50s and tomorrow's high around the mid 80s. Details on Page 13A.
Deaths in Bath Williston Augusta Belvedere and Augusta listings
Obituary notices report the deaths of Effie Mae Cook of Bath David Dordh Jr of Williston Claude W. Kelly Jr of Belvedere Marie M. Gunter of Augusta and Claude Williams of Bath. Services details unavailable.
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Effie Mae Cook
Bath
David Dordh Jr
Williston
Claude W. Kelly Jr
Belvedere
Marie M. Gunter
Augusta
Claude Williams
Republicans Sweep North Augusta City Council Seats
North Augusta Republicans won all three council seats Tuesday, giving the GOP seven seats on the city council for at least two years. Incumbents Lark W. Jones and Edward O. Ergle, and former member James L. Harris, secured four year terms as turnout ran 24.7 percent.
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Augusta
North Augusta
GOP
Lark W. Jones
Edward O. Ergle
James L. Harris
Jones
Ergle
Harris
Senate Finance Committee finishes budget action in black by slight margin
Columbia AP The Senate Finance Committee unveiled a 2.6 billion dollar next year budget with a five thousand dollar surplus and about 60 million in new fees and revised revenue estimates. The panel moved toward floor consideration by May 11 while preserving veto-friendly provisos.
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Columbia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Schools Expected To Name Dr. Brooks As Superintendent
The Aiken County Board of Education planned to announce its choice for superintendent at 3 PM in the Educational Center board room. The candidate was Dr. Joseph Brooks of Greensboro North Carolina, an assistant superintendent for middle schools and curriculum.
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Aiken
Brooks
Greensboro
Charlotte-Mecklenberg
Aurora College
Illinois
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Bosses Give Themselves Bigger Raises In 1987
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports executive and managerial pay and benefits rose 4.3 percent hourly in Q1 1987 versus a year earlier, more than twice the gain among blue collar workers.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Leading Indicators Rise 0.4 Percent in March
The Commerce Department reports a 0.4 percent March increase in the leading indicators index, matching February’s gain and signaling continued growth. Six of nine indicators were positive, with stock prices lifting the index while higher rates and a weaker April outlook loom.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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