Bond Posted For Slaying Suspect In 1982 Killing
James Edward Greene, 42, one of four men charged in the 1982 shotgun slaying of Linda Terri Bradberry, was released on a $20,000 bond. He faces accessory before the fact to murder charges with public defender Gerald W. Smith. Allen Blanding Hammett, 50, has been moved to an undisclosed holding facility. Hammett is named as the alleged trigger man. Bradberry’s husband Edward Bradberry and Leroy Craig remain jailed on murder charges.
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James Edward Greene
Linda Terri Bradberry
Greene
Gerald W. Smith
Allen Blanding Hammett
Hammett
Bradberry
Saint Edward
Porky) Bradberry
Leroy Craig
Denver police shoot robbery suspect after helicopter chase
Police in Denver shot a robbery suspect to death in a mall parking lot after KCNC-TV helo blocked his escape and officers rescued a hostage. The officer was killed in the pursuit as the suspect's truck crashed into a tree and he fled toward other vehicles. The chase and shooting were broadcast nationally.
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Denver
TV News
Jim Stair
Kcnc-Tv
John Laurinti
Weather turns partly cloudy with showers possible
Skies will be partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a mid 30s low and near 60 high. A 30 percent chance of rain is forecast tonight. Details on Page 14.
Deaths List in Martinez and Nearby Areas
Obituary notice lists the deaths of Mary A. Beck Martinez WEE Blackwell Ophelia G. Bush Newberry Julia B. Cain Langley J Donald Clifton Millenia Pearl L Ellenberg Bath Joseph S. Eubanks Orangeburg Margaret H Mumford North Augusta Alice H Roten Denmark Barbara H West Gloverville details on Page 148
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Mary A. Beck
Martinez Wee. Blackwell
North Augusta
Ophelia G. Bush
Newberry
Julia B. Cain
Langley
J. Donald Clifton
Millenia
Pearl L. Ellenberg
Bath
Joseph S. Eubanks
Orangeburg
Margaret H. Mumford
Alice H. Roten
Denmark
Barbara H. West
Gloverville
Horses Will Have Place In Aiken Zoning
Aiken Planning Commission votes to recommend a new AIH zone allowing horses by right on subdivided residential lots. The plan would apply to newly annexed areas and require approval as whole subdivisions. The commission also approved a 16.23 acre subdivision into seven lots and tied horse allowances to a January conditional use permit with a 29 horse cap. council to decide next.
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Aiken
Aih
Maurice Williams
Commission
Tim Dangerfield
Planning Commission
Harriet DeLaney
Dibble Road
Williams
Bush Hoping For New Life In New Hampshire Primary
Massachusetts Governor Dukakis fights on home turf aiming to lead the Democratic pack for the February 16 primary. Gephardt calls himself the underdog. Bush/Quayle press for momentum after Iowa. Dole backs Star Wars. rivals predict Bush’s campaign nearing its end after Iowa losses.
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Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Richard Gephardt
Dole
Iowa
Kemp
Bush
Towa
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Dukakis
Sen
Paul Simon
Illinois
Simon
Mixed verdict on Soviet rights progress seen by U S
The State Department reports last year showed Mikhail Gorbachev enacted more than cosmetic improvements in Soviet human rights, yet failed to meet Western hopes for dramatic progress. It notes positives in Poland, Hungary, South Korea and Taiwan, but repeated Israeli restrictions on Palestinians and no notable gains in Haiti or South Africa. The 1,358 page document was sent to Congress to guide aid and trade decisions, with a brief intro highlighting debates on the Soviet changes.
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Washington
Mikhail Gorbachev
State Department
Poland
Hungary
South Korea
Taiwan
West Bank
Gaza
Haiti
South Africa
Congress
Representa
Soviet Union
Richhifter
Lake Wobegon Effect in Nation’s Test Scores
Washington AP reports that Education Department official Chester Finn says achievement tests mislead with a Lake Wobegon effect where most students are labeled above average. He notes surveys show many claim above average results and accuses publishers and schools of bias and racism for avoiding remedial education.
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Washington
Education Department
Chester E. Finn Jr
Cannell
U.S
Senate panel endorses local option sales tax
AP report from Columbia notes supporters and opponents expect a Senate battle as the Finance Committee approves a local option sales tax. The measure would fund county property taxes first, with any remaining revenue possibly directed to school taxes. The bill now requires a referendum with a general election.
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Columbia
Senate
Hoe
Harvey Peeler
Cherokee
Senate Finance Committee
James Waddell
Beaufort
Peeler
York County
Cherokee County
Bill Prince
Coalition For Property
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Dear Abby
Martha Norris
Mary Ann Sammartino Nagle
Phillips Candy House
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The
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Human Rights Report
Richard Schiffer
Wobegone
Finn
West Virginia
John Jacob
Lake Wobegon
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