Bonnie Storm Strikes Coast with Wide Reach and Casualties
Bonnie lashed the coast causing power outages for 300000 customers, roof loss at a hospital wing and a high school, and beaches and roads blocked by debris. The storm, weakened to Category 1 with 85 mph winds, moved north and inland, while officials assessed damage and sought federal assistance.
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Neuse River
Maness
Lonnie
Wilmington
South Carolina
Loris
Myrtle Beach
Cape Fear
New Bern
Wrightsville Beach
Fran
Johnny French
Mike Cavanagh
North Carolina
Jim Hunt
Clinton
Bonnie
Washington
Beaufort County
Area visitors fill Aiken motels as coastal guests arrive
Dozens of families from Myrtle Beach and others toured the area staying at the Holley House and Comfort Inn in Aiken County. Hotels reported near full capacity with many rooms booked for the coast visitors while some motels still had space.
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Aiken
Holley House
Comfort Inn
General Electric
Myrtle Beach
Erie
Aiken County
Bridgestone Plant Near Greenville Advances Toward Full Production
Bridgestone facility in Sage Mill Industrial Park near I 20 Gran iteville continues pre operational production through 1999. The 1.6 million square foot plant aims to churn 25,000 tires daily at full output and will employ about 800 workers once completed.
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John Taylor
Bridgestone
Firestone
Sage Mill
Interstate 20
Graniteville
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Bonnie Tromia
Susan Sciarini
Virginia Beach
Joe Noble
Florida
Carolin
West Carteret High School
Morehead City
Iris Salter
Edwin
Gertha Lewis
Harker's Island
Jay Lowe
Irving
Texas
Norfolk
Tracy Lissimore
Bronx
N.Y
Annice
Tracy
Forestbrook Middle School
Toma
Bridgestone Trom
Jay Holston
Nobuo Kawakami
Tak Aoki
Steve Brooks
Augusta Mall
National Hills
Unlv Ac
RUC