Delta Buys Early Winter Bonus For Fliers
Delta Air Lines launches an early winter promotion due to soft travel demand. Frequent travelers earn a free ticket after four round trips or two with plane changes on coach fares between Dec 15 and Mar 15, with redemption May 15 to Dec 31, 1991. Delta cites slower bookings and overall industry weakness.
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Atlanta
Delta Air Lines
Raymond E. Neidl
Dillon Read & Co
Delta
Neil Monroe
Writers Guild Extends Contract With Studios Three Years
The Writers Guild of America tentatively extends its contract with movie and TV producers for three years, to May 1995, pending ratification by about 10,500 members. The pact includes annual contract adjustment meetings and follows the 22 week 1988 strike that paused new projects.
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West Hollywood
Calif
Writers Guild of America
George Kirgo
Guild
West Coast
Obituary Notices for Eight Residents Across South Carolina and New York
Death notices list Jack E. Boatwright Kathryn Clark Cora Johnson Cleora Toole Murray Randolph Nobles Henry Prescott Willie Lee Sanders Lulu Sliter Archie Williams Charles Williams. Details appear on page 6A.
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Jack E. Boatwright
North Augusta
Kathryn Clark
Cora Johnson
Aiken
Cleora Toole Murray Randolph Nobles
Brooklyn
N.Y
Henry Prescott
Willie Lee Sanders
Williston
Lulu Sliter
Archie Williams
Washington, D.C
Charles Williams
Wagener
Mayor Vows to Rebuild Jackson Police Force by Holidays
Jackson Mayor Mason J. Rollo defends hardline stance as police resignations mount. He expects the department restaffed by year end with two hires already to firm up operations. He plans a 20 mill tax cut and cites traffic-fine revenue losses as he argues against funding five officers.
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Jackson
Mason J. Rollo
Hoormann
McNair
Freeman
Rollo
Warm weather brings out golfers and tennis players in Aiken
The pleasant days drew residents to Houndslake Country Club and the Odell Weeks Center where the CSRA Seniors golf group led by Bob Kallgren practiced at the driving range. He, from Ohio, recalled ice at Star Fort Country Club last year and said he hopes for more warm days. Other nine year olds Evan Bromley Colin Ligon Russell Triplett and Charlie Vaughters worked on doubles at a Houndslake court as preparations for an upcoming tournament continued.
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Houndslake Country Club
H.odell Weeks Center
Houndslake
Bob Kallgren
Ohio
Kallgren
CSRA
Star Fort Country Club
Star Fort
Aiken
Canada
North
Kalgren
South Carolina
Evan Bromley
Colin Ligon
Russell Triplett
Charlie Vaughters
Holiday help ends with a deadline but keeps aid flowing
Salvation Army and the Valley Empty Stocking Fund wrapped up official Christmas applications yesterday. Capt. Jerry Lyles noted last minute requests keep coming from the most needy, even as many applications were duplicates. Emergencies may still qualify after the deadline.
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Salvation Army
Valley
Jerry Lyles
Capt
Lyles
DOE raid recovers material from Savannah River Site
A Tuesday night operation by the DOE and local agencies recovered materials taken from the Savannah River Site. The exact items and quantities were not disclosed. No arrests were made and any criminal matters will be referred to the U.S. Attorney General's office.
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U.S. Department of Energy
Savannah River
Department of Energy
DOE
Aiken County
Washington, D.C
Jaques
U.S
Genral
Inspector General
Bath Mill redevelopment eyed by Aiken County council
Aiken County Council committee backed leasing the Bath Mill to house local government services with private funding. Horse Creek Partners would renovate and lease space to agencies such as the Health Department and the Aiken Center, aiming to secure favorable loans if 95 percent of space is leased to government tenants. The plan suggests a corridor boost for Bath Mill and surrounding areas while preserving local immunization and exams services in Aiken.
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Aiken County
Willar H. Hightower
Bath Mill
Hightower
Horse Creek Partners
Aiken County Health Dent
Aiken Center For
Health Department
Aiken Center
Aiken
NYC arrest of South Carolina fugitive in a string of threats
William McDowell 36 was arrested in New York City after allegedly threatening to kill 13 people in South Carolina and orchestrating two bomb scares at government buildings. He faces two counts of threatening public officials and extortion charges seeking 1.3 million dollars. Authorities note the number 13 holds significance for him.
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Columbia
New York City
South Carolina
William McDowell
Hugh Munn
State Law Enforcement Division
Munn
New York State Police Department
FBI
McDowell
Family Court
Peter Nuessles
Aiken County
Larry Inabinet
Williston
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Gamecocks
Writers Guild
John Hoormann
Mark McNair
Bobby Freeman
Baron Marhefka
Megan
H.O. Weeks Community Center
Scott Webster
Toni
SUN
SRS
Philip Lord
Mill Gains
Nyc