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MOUNTAIN LAKE Minn AP Santa will be getting gifts this Christmas instead of giving them. Pupils at Mountain Lake Elementary are making donations to help pay Elmer Buller's medical expenses. Buller has played Santa in the community for at least 20 years. He was burned over 25 percent of his body on Nov 21 when he slipped into a pit of burning coals at Balzer Manufacturing where he is a custodian. Buller, 60, is in intensive care at St Paul Ramsey Medical Center in St Paul.
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Mountain Lake
Minn
Elmer Buller
Buller
Minneapolis
Balzer Manufacturing
St. Paul-Ramsey Medical Center
St. Paul
Activist's Ashes Return to Union Followers
Washington AP report notes the ashes of union legend Joe Hill are back with his heirs after 73 years. Brian Myers of the Industrial Workers of the World holds them in a safe as the group seeks a fitting disposal. The National Archives transferred the ashes in November from a file seized by federal agents at a Chicago post office.
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Washington
Joe Hill
Utah
Brian Myers
The
Industrial Workers of the World
National Archives
Chicago
Clear and cold tonight with sunny day ahead
Forecasters expect clear skies and a low in the mid 20s tonight followed by sunny conditions and a high in the mid 60s tomorrow. Details are on Page 6A.
Deaths listed in regional notices including Cain and Broadus
A notice lists several individuals who have died including Leroy Cain Langley Broadus E Carter Frances F Herring Francis B Merriweather Annie Padgett Christopher D Roberts Harry L Short Claude A Spinks Edna Swearingen and David J Vaughn with further details available on Page 6A and regional obituary context from Clearwater North Augusta Myrtle Beach Belvedere Aiken Trenton Wagoner North Augusta.
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Leroy Cain
Langley Broadus E. Carter
Clearwater
Sam Gardner
North Augusta
Frances F. Herring
Myrtle Beach
Francis B. Merriweather
Aiken
Annie Padgett
Trenton
Christopher D. Roberts
Belvedere
Harry L. Short
Claude A. Spinks
Edna Swearingen
Wagoner
David J. Vaughn
Commuter Trains Collide In Tokyo
A Tokyo collision on the Sobu Line at Higashi Nakano Station killed two people and left 92 injured, with 28 year old driver Teruki Hirano possibly missing a stop signal. JR official Shuichiro Yamanouchi apologized as rescue teams freed passengers from crushed cars amid reports of a fire and the automatic signaling system.
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Tokyo
Shuichiro Yamanouchi
Japan Railways
Yamanouchi
Teruki Hirano
Hirano
Yoji Abe
Higashi‘Nakano
Sobu Line
Shuttle Mission Continues With Secret Satellite Deployment
Cape Canaveral reports the Atlantis crew enter their third day of a covert military mission. Officials keep details tight as Air Force and NASA pledge to announce 24 hours before landing at Edwards. Sources noted the radar satellite deployment may extend the timeline beyond today or Tuesday.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Defense Department
Earth
Air Force
NASA
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
U.S. Seeks cautious tone for Reagan Gorbachev lunch meet
U S officials recall Reykjavik as they prepare for a Wednesday talk between President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev. White House aides call it a review of ties not a traditional summit while Lt. Gen. Colin Powell says the U S will be ready to handle any surprise during a brief 2 1/2 hour session.
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Washington
Reykjavik
Iceland
U.S
Reagan
George Bush
Kremlin
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Lin Fitzwater
New York
Colin Powell
Gorbashev
Turnout Poor At James Brown Charity Concert
Augusta GA James Brown kept performing at the Wrestle Rock 88 charity show despite a crowd of about 400 tickets priced at 10 dollars and tickets sold far short of the 70 000 dollar goal Proceeds support the Aiken Fraternal Order of Police and leukemia research Brown faced probation for gun and drug charges and noted he would advertise more if he staged another benefit event.
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Augusta
James Brown
Brown
Augusta-Richmond Civic Center
Atlanta
Jacque Daughtry
Beech Island
Civic Center
Aiken Fraternal Order of Police
Economists forecast dim 1989 outlook for U S growth
NABE members foresee 1989 GNP growth at 2.2 percent and inflation near 5 percent. They project higher interest rates with 30 year bonds averaging about 9.5 percent, while deficits depend on growth and inflation assumptions. December 1988 report notes recession risk in 1989 1990. President Bush urged to tackle budget deficit.
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Washington
U.S
National Association of Business Economists
George Bush
Jay Woodworth
Bankers Trust Co
New York
Association
NABE
Congress
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