Teen driver killed in Henniker crash after winning safety award
A youth driving a car won for being the nation's safest teen driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel before a two car collision killed him and another driver Friday evening. Police say Michael Doucette of Concord drove over the center line into Sharon Ann Link of Lebanon. Both victims were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Concord
Sharon Ann Link
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Local Forecast Sees Sunny Skies And Mild Temperatures
Mostly sunny and fair tonight with a low in the mid to low 30s. Tomorrow eyes mostly sunny with a high near the low 60s. Details are on Page 8A.
Deaths from Aiken to Hephzibah
List of deaths includes Evelyn J. Allen Aiken Jake L. Chavis Wagoner Florine H. Chitty Bath Cecil B. Clark Burnettown Dr Arthur H. Kellar Granitevil Edith D. Meacham Monetta Margaret M. Owens Aiken Betty H. Thompson Johnston James F. Whitehead Hephzibah Ga Please see Page 8A for details.
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Aiken
Jake L. Chavis
Wagoner
Florine H. Chitty
Bath
Cecil B. Clark
Burnettown
Arthur H. Kellar
Granitevil
Edith D. Meacham
Monetta
Margaret M. Owens
Betty H. Thompson
Johnston
James F. Whitehead
Hephzibah
Ortega Sandinistas Face Stunning Upset in Nicaragua Vote
Violeta Barrios de Chamorro wins Nicaragua's national election with about 202,417 votes against Daniel Ortega's 188,100 as observers note a peaceful ballot. The United National Opposition celebrates at Managua headquarters. Chamorro vows to pursue peace after decades of Sandinista rule.
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Virgilio Godoy
Nicaragua
United National Opposition
Managua
Violeta Barbad Saameray Cieeat
Acces
Daniel Ortega
Chatorr
Supreme Electoral Council
Ortega
Thurmond Fights Amendments To Clean Air Act
Senator Strom Thurmond presses against proposed amendments to the Clean Air Act arguing they would hurt South Carolina business. The Baucus bill would curb chemical leaks from plants and tighten auto emissions while capping sulfur dioxide. Regional leaders, including southern senators, press for a compromise as administration proposals mirror some features.
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Strom Thurmond
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South Carolina
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Environment and Public Works Committee
Hundreds Rally Across USSR for Democratic Reform
In Moscow and more than 30 Soviet cities hundreds of thousands join pro democracy marches despite warnings and a heavy police presence. Voters in Lithuania appear to strip the Communists of parliamentary control while Moldavia holds republic wide elections. Demonstrators demand direct elections and faster reform as authorities deploy tanks, riot gear, and security forces to manage protests. Gavril Popov of the Congress of People’s Deputies accuses the party of instilling fear to block public desire for change.
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Leningrad
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Gavril Popov
Congress of People’s Deputies
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Ay Itns
Stalin Ian
Cold weather endangers South Carolina peach crop
An arctic blast dropped South Carolina temperatures into the 20s threatening the peach crop. Clemson meteorologist Dale Unville warns that teens could wipe out early peach varieties already blossomed. National Weather Service reports lows from 22 to 29 across Greer Myrtle Beach Columbia and Charleston.
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Clemson University
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Saluda
Aiken
Lexington
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US economy in danger zone not predicting recession
Washington based NABE survey finds 60 percent of economists foresee no recession through 1992 with inflation lingering. About 39 percent foresee a downturn within three years, while 18 percent expect a downturn to start this year. Inflation in 1989 ran around 4.6 percent. Bush era officials urged lower rates.
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