Governor accidentally shoots hunting guide in quail trip
Governor Carroll Campbell says accidental shooting of guide Harry Williams occurred during a Berkeley County quail hunt on November 28. Williams, from Pineville, was hit in the cheek and wrist by bird shot but is not seriously hurt. Campbell expressed regret and pledged to prevent a recurrence.
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Columbia
Carroll Campbell
Berkeley County
Harry Williams
Pineville
Williams
Campbell
Wis-Tv
Truck Driver Helps Catch Robbery Suspect
A truck driver using a mobile phone aided officers in locating and追追 apprehending a bank robbery suspect after a high speed chase on Interstate 85. William H. Dover, 25, of Smyrna, Georgia, was charged with the robbery, according to FBI spokesman Roger Schweickert. Sheriff Gene Taylor praised the driver but said he seeks no publicity.
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Powdersville
Gene Taylor
William H. Dover
Smyrna
Federal Savings and Loan
FBI
Roger Schweickert
Weather forecast calls for clearing tonight and mild Wednesday
The outlook predicts fair skies tonight with a low around the mid 30s and partly cloudy conditions on Wednesday with a high in the upper 60s. Page 16A contains full details.
Local Obituaries Summary Acknowledges Deaths Across South Carolina
A list of obituaries notes the passing of Adelbert E Atwood Clarence Brown Earl Bussey Ezell Davis Samuel Golson Lizzie Holloway Edward Lebby Jr Carlin W Padgett Ridge Spring Otto Padgett Marigene W Washington across multiple towns including West Columbia Graniteville North Augusta Washington D C Johnston Denmark Salley Warrenville and Aiken Details appear on Page 8A with fuller notices and biographical data to follow.
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Adelbert E. Atwood
West Columbia
Clarence Brown
Graniteville
Earl Bussey
North Augusta
Ezell Davis
Washington, D.C
Samuel Golson
Salley
Lizzie Holloway
Johnston
Edward Lebby Jr
Denmark
Carlin W. Padgett
Ridge Spring
Otto Padgett
Aiken
Marigene
W. Washington
Warrenville
Pickens-Salley House Moves to USC Aiken Campus
The antebellum Pickens-Salley House was moved in three pieces to a new site on the USC Aiken campus for a $70,000 relocation and $200,000 in renovations. Donated by Ronald Bolton, the house will become a center for alumni work and southern history after reconstruction, while remaining on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Pickens-Salley
USC Aiken
Southern History
Francis W. Pickens
Edgefield County
Aiken
Eulalie Salley
University
Ronald B. Bolton
Gregg Avenue
Bolton
John N. Bancroft Jr
University Parkway
Bancroft
Etherredge Center
Ginny Southworth
Pickens-Salley House
Richland West
Christmas fund drives boost needy aid in Aiken area
Community groups including The Salvation Army and the Valley Empty Stocking Fund mobilize drives for holiday help. Kettle locations, mailing addresses, and early contributions are listed, with totals showing last year aided 243 families and 783 people, and current receipts totaling $9,654.25 toward a grand goal of $7,769.00 acknowledged.
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Salvation Army
Aiken
P.O
Valley
Langley-Bath- Clearwater
Tourists Trapped In Manila As Rebels Advance
Hundreds of foreigners fled fierce fighting in Manila's Makati district while thousands more remained trapped for a fourth night after evacuation efforts failed. Rebels warned they may not release all Americans due to U S support for Mrs Aquino as U S jets provided air cover.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
U.S
Aquino
Mrs. Aquino
Makati Medical Center
Makati
Mactan Air Base
Cebu
Rafael Alman
Manila Bay
Philippine Plaza
Bush says Gorbachev in control of Soviet Union
President Bush told his Cabinet that Mikhail Gorbachev seems very much in control of the Soviet Union and committed to peaceful change as hard line communist regimes fall. He cautioned the Cold War is not over and praised Gorbachev for reforms that require new thinking in the West. Bush returned from Malta and Brussels and spoke by phone with Corazon Aquino about Americans trapped in Manila.
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Washington
Bush
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Gorbachev
Europe
White House
Malta
Brussels
NATO
Barbara
Millie
Corazon Aquino
Manila
White
Economic incentives offered by U S called symbolic victory for Soviets
U S experts say Bush proposals at Malta give Gorbachev a symbolic win but little relief for the ailing Soviet economy. Analysts see it as a first step toward integrating the Soviet Union into the global system, but warn no major gains in trade or living standards are likely soon. The economy remains deteriorating with strikes and shortages as winter nears.
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Washington
Bush
Malta
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Gorbachev
U.S
Soviet Union
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Hugh Clark
Lena Bates
Delphine Johnson
George Carna
Justine Hickson
Joseph Allen
Mildred Sudiow
Katherine Blair
Elsie W. Smith
John T. Greco
Clayton White
Asnce Mabel Bolin
Ruth J. Harwood
H.A. McClearen
Robert Ashmore
Bennie Powell
Renard Danley
Ricky Boyd
Hanna and Hanna Inc
Hubert Redd
James Vaughn
E. Vaughn Geddes
Leon Boylston Jr
James Bradham
Robert H. Reid
Associated Press
Terence Hunt
Shipboard Summit
Soviets
Marshall Goldman
Harvard
Perestroika
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