Former New York Mayor Dinkins Recovers From Bypass Surgery
Former New York City Mayor David Dinkins, 68, is recovering from a 3 1/2 hour triple heart bypass at the Medical University of South Carolina. Surgeon Dr. Fred Crawford said he woke well from surgery and may be released to return to activity. Dinkins will likely stay in hospital about a week and then travel back to New York.
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Charleston
New York City
David Dinkins
Fred Crawford
Medical University of South Carolina
Dinkins
Crawford
New York
MUSC
Hilton Head Hospital
Joyce
Donna
James D. Johnston
Hilton Head
Rudolph Giuliani
School of International and Public Affairs
Columbia University
South Carolina Peach Industry Fines Top 180000
A two week Labor Department probe into western South Carolina peach growers and farm labor contractors found wage and hour violations and child labor issues. Inspectors issued fines totaling 180000, with nearly 90000 in unpaid wages and 26 child labor violations.
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Columbia
South Carolina
U.S. Labor Department
the Ridge
James Witmer
Labor Department
Atlanta
Witmer
Bear Bryant to be honored with 1997 stamp release
The U S Postal Service announced a commemorative stamp for University of Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant to be issued in 1997. A preliminary design features Bryant in a head and shoulders portrait with his signature houndstooth cap and a halo-like corona. Bryant died in 1983 and his career included 923-85-17 and six national championships across 37 seasons.
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Innonsinesyn
Daly
University of Alabama
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Marvin Runyon
Runyon
Bryant
Halrike
Alabama
Sear
National Briefs Mark Coach Stamp Series
A national brief highlights a stamp series honoring college and pro coaches. It notes that three other coaches remain to be chosen, with selections pending.
Simpson Defense Shows Theory On Bleeding Hand
In a defiant Q and A session the jury heard Dr. Michael Baden explain Simpson hurt his hand at his home the night of the murders and again after traveling to Chicago, a theory meant to account for blood in the Bronco and home. Analysts debated its impact on the case. Separately, the Labor Department reported July prices up 0.2 percent led by food costs while the Commerce Department noted a 0.1 percent falls in retail sales due to weak auto purchases.
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Sup Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Chicago
Michael Baden
Washington
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Mayor recounts incident at city hall and hospital rush
The mayor described a man collapsing in a downtown area after an incident at the sewer plant. A clerk was briefly touched by the suspect before officers rushed to city hall for help. Paramedics treated Hap on route to the hospital and the public learned of the unusual events.
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Pitcher
Hap
Hanna
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S.C. Briefs
Citadel Request For Bar Charleston
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Corps of Cadets
Shannon Faulkner
Rehnquist
Faulkner
U.S. Supreme Court
Clinton
Sylvester Adams
David Beasley
Beasley
Adams
Bryan Chambers
Rock Hill
Bear Bryant
National Briefs
Aiken
Whiskey Rd. South
Alltel Mobile
Reker Ric Taree
Motorola
Alltel
Aiken Hitchen
Smuneck Plaza
Silverbluff Rd
Orangeburg
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