US A 10 fighter crashes in Remscheid central West Germany
A US Air Force A 10 Thunderbolt II fighter jet crashed into the center of Remscheid causing fires and casualties. Police spokesman said at least one person is dead and many injured as body parts were found. a US European Command spokesman confirmed the aircraft type.
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Ralf Berghaus
Associated Press
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U.S. European Command
Stuttgart
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FiveYearOld Helped Birth Of Baby Brother Mercer Pa
In Mercer Pennsylvania five year old Jared Race helped his mother Michelle Reeder during the birth of his brother. He asked if she was OK and provided pillows and towels as the delivery occurred in their home.
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Jared Race
Michelle Reeder
Weather outlook with showers tonight and tomorrow
Cloudy skies bring a 20 percent shower chance tonight with a low in the mid 40s. Tomorrow, a 50 percent shower chance with clearing late and a low in the mid 50s. Details on Page 2B.
Deaths listed in South Carolina obituaries
Obituary brief notes ten individuals named Larry Batchelor Augusta Lillie M Fulmer Ridge Spring George H Jones Aiken James W Jones Aiken Hattie C Lamb Gloverville Robert A Lobeck Aiken Mary J Ranen North Augusta James M Smith Burnettown Robert S Timmerman Edgefield Dale A Van Voorhis Aiken with page reference to more details on page 10.
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Augusta
Lillie M. Fulmer
Ridge Spring
George H. Jones
Aiken
James W. Jones
Hattie C. Lamb
Gloverville
Robert A. Lobeck
Mary J. Ranen
North Augusta
James M. Smith
Burnettown
Robert S. Timmerman
Edgefield
Dale
A. van Voorhis
NPR Hearings Near End On NPR Reactor Safety Debate
A public hearing in Columbia drew scientists and officials as opponents outnumbered supporters of the NPR proposed production reactor. Senator Thurmond defended the project citing national security while stressing safety as DOE readsied an environmental impact statement.
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Department of Energy
Gordon Thompson
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Aiken
Augusta
Savannah
Gorbachev Ends New York Visit Amid Armenian Earthquake
Gorbachev hosted a cordial meeting with Bush and Reagan and enjoyed a Manhattan motorcade but cut short his New York trip as reports of a devastating earthquake in Soviet Armenia grew worse. The Soviet leader canceled remaining sightseeing to return home and assist disaster relief.
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George Bush
Reagan
New York
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United Nations
Bush
Manhattan
Armenia
Cuba
Britain
White House
Governors Island
New York Harbor
Soviet Earthquake Kills Thousands in Armenia
A devastating quake in Soviet Armenia leveled cities including Spitak and Leninakan, killing thousands. At least 50 children died as a school collapsed. Komsomolskaya Pravda reported bodies recovered from school No. 9. Gorbachev canceled planned foreign visits to return home.
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Leninakan
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Komsomolskaya Pravda
Kirovakan
South Carolina seat belt bill pared to insurance link
State Sen. John Land says a revamped mandatory seat belt bill tied to auto insurance rate reductions is weaker than prior proposals but better than nothing. The measure would require insurers to cut rates by 5 percent and allow citations only if stopped for another violation. a $50 fine may be suspended.
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John Land
Clarendon
South Carolina
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Clarendon Democrat
Lourie
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Carroll Campbell
Campbell
SC Colleges Costlier Than National Average Says Survey
A Southern Regional Education Board survey shows South Carolina undergraduates at state universities with at least one master’s program pay about 2060 in tuition and fees, well above the 1135 national average. Oklahoma's 792 is the region's low, while South Carolina's 1400 minimum cost is noted at Francis Marion College in Florence.
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