Bush to name Tower defense secretary and Kemp housing head
President elect Bush planned to nominate John Tower as defense secretary after a long delay. Vice President breakfasted with Tower and announced the choice later. Kemp was selected to lead Housing and Urban Development after a final background check.
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Jack Kemp
New York
Housing and Urban Development
Addicted Infant Case Sparks Cocaine Delivery Charge
Seminole County detectives charged Toni Suzette Hudson with delivery of cocaine to her unborn son, alleging she supplied the drugs before birth. Prosecutors plan to use the case as a test in court.
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Fla
Michael Hudon
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Weather Outlook Forecast Fair And Cold Tonight
Fair skies and cold weather are forecast tonight with a low in the mid 20s. Mostly sunny skies are forecast tomorrow with a high in the mid 40s. Lows will be in the teens Sunday and Monday with highs in the mid 40s. See details on Page 6B.
Deaths include Emeneker Faulkner and Hiers in South
Notices list Charles Emeneker Hilton Head Island Grace Faulkner Aiken Luda M Herlong Columbia Paul J Hiers Augusta Leroy Hilton Windsor Fannie Holloway Aiken Albert G McCaughlin Newberry Wayne G Mitchell Langley Lillie B Riley Trenton with reference to page 68 for full details
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Fannie Holloway
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Langley
Lillie B. Riley
Trenton
Brown Sentenced to Six Years for Assault and Flight
The self described Godfather of Soul James Brown was given six years in prison after a jury found him guilty of two counts of assault of a high and aggravated nature and one count of failure to stop a motor vehicle when signaled by police. The verdict came after a three hour deliberation with the assault charge reduced from assault with intent to kill. The six year term for the failure to stop runs consecutively, while the other assault term carries five years suspended on five years probation. State law may see Brown serve about one and a half years.
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DHEC Recommends NPR Redesign to Cut Output
The South Carolina Health and Environmental Control board urged the Department of Energy to modify the New Production Reactor to low electricity or fuels, with two Aiken members dissenting. The DOE aims to produce tritium for nuclear weapons, with a plan costing about 6.8 billion dollars for NPR and a backup Idaho reactor by 2000.
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Department of Energy
Aiken
William Olliff
Kenneth Goad
Savannah River
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
DOE
NPR
Olliff
U S PLO Talks Begin Amid Arafat Resignation Hint
Direct talks between the United States and the PLO were set to start in Tunis after Yasser Arafat signaled renouncing terrorism and recognizing Israel. Ambassador Pelletreau communicated with the PLO, designated as the U S channel, while Arafat’s plans and international context circulated in Kuwait and Geneva reports.
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U.S
Yasser Arafat
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Adnan Siddiqi
George P. Shultz
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Siddiqi
Kuwait
Bond Set For Bakker PTL Aides
Federal officials say no additional indictments are planned in the 16 month probe into fraud allegations against PTL founder Jim Bakker and three former associates. An unsecured bond of 50000 dollars was set for Bakker Dortch and two other former PTL employees while arraignment is postponed to January 17.
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N.C
PTL
Jim Bakker
George T. Davis
Bakker
U.S
Jerry Miller
Richard Dortch
Davis
Bill Diehl
Dortch
Paul Taylor
Quake Hits Southern California Amid Winter Storm Chaos
A shallow magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck near Palm Springs as a NorCal hurricane wind event left hundreds of thousands without power, three children dead, and widespread travel disruption. Snow and ice blocked major routes while fires spread from wind and the tremor rattled from Los Angeles to Palm Springs.
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co
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Interstate 15
Cajon Pass
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John Savage
Frank Stricker
Tejon Pass
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San Luis Obispo County
Palm Springs
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California Institute of Technology
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