Parents of teen accused of rape face murder charges
In Los Angeles Raymond Wisecarver and Deborah Wisecarver were arraigned in Van Nuys Municipal Court on murder and conspiracy charges in the shooting death of Edward James Schreckengaust, 23, who was killed July 10 after answering his front door. Their 15-year-old daughter cried in court. a Sept. 4 preliminary hearing was set to determine if there is sufficient evidence for trial.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Paul Wisecarver
Deborah Lee
Reseda
van Nuys
Mitchell Block
Edward James Schreckengaust
Two Shots Needed For This Year's Flu
Health officials urge under 35 to receive a second supplemental flu shot this winter due to the Taiwan flu threat. CDC experts note AHIN1 drift and limited vaccine reform this season, prompting doctors to administer an additional shot after the standard vaccine.
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Atlanta
Taiwan
National
Centers For Disease Control
CDC
Asia
United States
Nancy Arden
U.S
Weather Update With Scattered Thunderstorms
The forecast calls for a 30 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers today decreasing to 20 percent tonight with a low near 70. Tomorrow’s high is expected in the mid 80s with a 20 percent chance of afternoon storms. Details on Page 3a.
Deaths in Augusta and surrounding areas
Obituary notices list Arthur W. Clark Augusta Mildred N. Creel Aiken Major A. Slatten Augusta and Emma C. Spruill Hampton with details to follow on Page 7B for fuller notices.
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Arthur W. Clark
Augusta
Mildred N. Creel
Aiken
A. Slatten
Emma C. Spruill
Hampton
Wholesale prices slip 0.4 percent led by gasoline drop
US producer prices fell 0.4 percent in July as gasoline prices plunged 19.3 percent offsetting higher food costs. Over seven months 1986 wholesale prices are down 6.2 percent annually with food rising 1.9 percent driven by poultry beef and pork.
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Washington
Labor Department
Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries
GSA Rejects Move To Relocate Aiken Mural
The General Services Administration refused to move Stefan Hirsch's mural Justice As Protector And Avenger from the Federal Courthouse on Park Avenue. Officials say moving risks damage and a public viewing plan will proceed only as is.
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Federal
Park Avenue
Charlotte N. Cassels
Aiken County Arts Council
Aiken County Judicial Center
General Services Administration
Barney Maltby
GSA
Atlanta
Ublic
Aiken
W. Scott Barnes
Barnes
U.S. District
Stefan
Hirsch
Aiken County
Meyers
Treasury Department
The
Mod
U.S. District Courthouse
New
Judicial Center
Senate Nearing Sanctions Agreement on South Africa
The Senate edges toward sanctions on South Africa approving a textile import ban and dropping a plan to use U.S. gold reserves to depress prices. It defeats tougher measures, adjusts provisions on visas and airlines, and passes a toned down anti apartheid resolution while urging peaceful transition.
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Senate
South Africa
Washington
U.S
Theoreign Relations
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Pretoria
United States
Paul Sarbanes
D-Md
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Premature Baby Born From Brain Dead Mother In Augusta
In Augusta a 1 pound 14 ounce baby boy delivered from brain dead mother Donna Piazzi remained in critical condition after birth. The mother died two hours after delivery and life support was disconnected by court order. Doctors cited extremely low survival chances due to respiratory distress syndrome from premature lungs.
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Augusta
Donna Piazzi
University Hospital
Medical College of Georgia Hospital
Gwen Corinth
Lawrence DeVoe
The
Medical College
Chantrapa Bunyapen
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