UPS workers exposed to chili powder in Indiana spill
In Indianapolis Pike Township Fire Department hazardous materials unit investigated 11 UPS employees who reported skin irritation after unloading a trailer. Protective suits were worn as investigators searched for leaks but found none. later UPS learned the cartons were linked to a prior spill, with chili powder identified as the irritant.
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Indianapolis
Pike Township
United Parcel Service
UPS
Bryn Geerdes
Playmates Find Trick Locks Him Up
Milwaukee nine year old Aaron Freund tried a magic escape trick but locked cuffs on his leg and could not remove them. Police and firefighters freed him at a fire station. He later repeated the stunt with an undamaged cuff. Neighbors find it funny, but his mother does not.
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Milwaukee
Aaron Freund
Aaron
Carmen
Weather More Of The Same
Warm and humid day with a high in the 90s and a 30 percent chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Tonight's low in the 70s. Details on Page 3A.
Notable Deaths Across Town County and City
Obituary notices list Frank G. Powers in Williston Olin Mason in Aiken Mrs. J M Villepique in Camden Wilmer W Ford in Langley James F Long in Augusta B K Keenan in New Ellenton. Details continue on Page 6A with funeral arrangements and survivor lists.
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Frank G. Powers
Williston
Olin Mason
Aiken
J.M. Villepique
Camden
Wilmer W. Ford
Langley
James F. Long
Augusta
B.K. Keenan
New Ellenton
Country lawyer Joe Anderson eyed for federal judgeship
Edgefield attorney Joe Anderson, 36, seated in his Edgefield office, expresses modest surprise at being recommended by Sen. Strom Thurmond for a federal judgeship. He says he aims to be a good judge, not a trivia answer, and will miss his political career if confirmed.
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U.S. District Court
Edgefield
Joe Anderson
Edgefield Law
Strom Thurmond
Charles E. Simons
Rep. Anderson
Charles Simons
Charley Charley Spins Off South Carolina Coast
Tropical Storm Charley moved erratically offshore with 55 mph winds. Forecasters warned of possible shifts as weak steering currents kept the storm nearly stationary, prompting stay in port advisories for small craft from Cape Lookout to Savannah.
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Charleston
Charley
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Wilmington
N.C
Dick Shenot
National Weather Service Office
Cape Lookout
Savannah
Shenot
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Myrtle Beach
Great Plains
John Doyle
State Emergency Preparedness Division
Columbia
Weather Bureau
Baby Dies After Brain Dead Mother Delivers Premature Infant
In Augusta,Donna Piazzi brain dead after drug overdose and life support court fight. Her 1 pound 1 ounce unnamed son, delivered three months early, died from multiple organ failure at MCG Hospital after life support was discontinued. Court battle involved husband Robert Piazzi and David Hadden claiming paternity.
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Augusta
Donna Piazzi
Medical College of Georgia
Toni Baker
Piazzi
Spence Bredno
Augusta’s University Hospital
Robert
David Hadden
Superior Court
William Fleming
Georgia
College Hospital
Hadden
Reagan vows veto over Moscow arms bill after House vote
President Reagan, denouncing a House approved measure as a reckless assault on U S defense, says he will veto it and make it a major campaign issue. He asserts Soviet negotiators gain what they could not win at Geneva and pledges strong stance in arms talks.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Moscow
United States
Ashington
Geneva
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Chile
Trick
Bridge Renee Rha
Marr
Arerr
Darren Hera
APOE
Renee Meer
Rene
Abby
Aera
New York Times
Joe
Ginny Southworth
Storm
Rtas
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