VP George Bush Limousine Hit by Unknown Object
An armored limousine carrying Vice President George Bush to work was struck by an unknown projectile but no injuries occurred. Secret Service and DC police pursued multiple theories including a rock or a gunshot as a rooftop search continued near L Street.
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Washington
George Bush
Secret Service
Jim Boyle
District of Columbia
Joseph Gentile
Bush
Jack Warner
White House
L Street
Gentile
Warner
Shirley Green
Pete Teeley
Green
Doubtful remap hampers South Carolina district plan
COLUMBIA AP The General Assembly nears abdication of reapportionment duty for the state congressional districts as House Speaker Ramon Schwartz doubts House and Senate will reach a plan. He notes a six month deadlock despite two plans approved last week and a House debate on a Senate judiciary subcommittee map started today.
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Columbia
General Assembly
South Carolina
House
Ramon Schwartz
Schwartz
D-Sumter
Senate
Boy Confuses Reagan Masked Fan at Pro Bowl
Three year old Alan Goodwin misidentifies a spectator wearing a mask of President Reagan during the Pro Bowl. He points and calls the man a clown as his parents watch, noting the humorous confusion in Laurens Street surroundings.
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Alan Goodwin
Reagan
Alan
Don and
Lynn Goodwin
Momma
Punxsutawney Phil Sees Shadow Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter
Punxsutawney Phil, the town underground oracle, sees his shadow and forecasts six more weeks of winter. The mythic rodent delivers the prediction via Punxsutawney Groundhog Club president Charles M. Erhard amid a nationwide cold spell and similar events planned in Quarryville Pennsylvania and Sun Prairie Wisconsin.
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Punxsutawney, Pa
Punxsutawney
Phil
Charles M. Erhard
Punxsutawney Groundhog Club
Quarryville
Sun Prairie
Wis
Erhard
Furry Forecaster Groundhog Club
Jim Means
Little Predicts Industrial Revolution at Aiken breakfast
Aiken Technical College President Ashley J. Little told the Aiken Chamber at Wakin's breakfast that a second Industrial Revolution would bring more computer technology and require training for computer jobs. He warned the computer era could reduce manpower as it grows larger than auto and oil industries. Harriet Waybright of WAKN WNEZ was named Employee of the Month for her birthday club and daily features. The event, held the first Tuesday at 7:19, welcomed members and guests.
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Aiken Technical College
Ashley J
Ash) Little
Little
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken
Wakin’s
United States
Exxon
Harriet Waybright
Wakn-Wnez Radio
Chamber
Ms. Waybright
Aiken’s Wakin
Hammie L. Chaplin
Murray Wood
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Erma Bombeck
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Paula B
Daniel
Aiken Tec
Linda Christine
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