Briefcase Blamed On Paranoia In Gulf War Era Alarm
Champaign Illinois police evacuated the area after two forgotten briefcases were found at Don's Amoco. Bomb squad destroyed one case after X ray revealed a suspicious object. John Schilawski, 30, of Decatur blamed paranoia over the Persian Gulf war for the incident.
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Champaign
Ill
John Schilawski
Service Staton
Schilawski
Persian Gulf
Rebecca Hall
Décatur
Don's
Amoco
Hall
Deaths Listed for Several Residents Across Counties
The notice records obituaries for William Ashiey Belvedere Eula Lee Hankerson William Isaac Johnson Wagoner Willa C Moxley and George B Raiford. Details appear on Page 6A.
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Wiliam Ashiey
Belvedere
Eula Lee Hankerson
Calhoun Falls
William Isaac Johnson
Wagoner
Willa C. Moxley
Gloverville
George B. Raiford
Johnston
Memories Wanted of Aiken City Manager Windham
Readers invited to share memories of Roland Windham retiring at the start of March after decades of service. Submit recollections to Editor, Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken, SC 29802 for publication in an upcoming issue.
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Aiken
Roland Windham
Windham
Aiken Standard
S.C
Godfather Of Soul Paroled After 2 Years Of Sentence
James Brown the Godfather of Soul is paroled after serving two years and two months of a six year term for assault with intent to kill and related charges. He must return to Aiken for supervision including drug testing and a substance abuse program. Brown planned to visit his ailing father and attend church after release.
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Columbia
James Brown
State Board of Pardons and
Aiken
Brown
State Park
Savannah
Community Action Center
Iown
Allies Seek To Encircle Iraq Units
Allied forces push toward Kuwait City as Iraqi troops retreat. Kuwait City claimed under allied control by Major, while U.S. Marines secure the international airport. French and U.S. units advance toward the Euphrates River amid mounting casualties.
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Kuwait City
Iraq
Kuwait
U.S
Baghdad
John Major
Major
London
USS
Riyadh
Flag Square
Pentagon
Republican Guard
Euphrates River
Jeffrey Ulbrich
Army
Xviii Airborne Corps
Saudi Arabia
101St Airborne Division
24Th Infantry Division
School Lines Affirmed as Brooks' Contract Extended
Aiken County Board of Education rescinded plans to send Area1 students to the new Warrenville elementary in Area3 and voted to limit the attendance zone to Area3. The board extended the district superintendent's contract by two years and discussed a 308 student size before amending the plan.
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Brooks
North Augusta
Aiken County
James A. Moore
Warrenville
Aiken
Millbrook
Byrd
Robert S
Skipper) Perry
Area 1
Perry
Salley Mayor sued in civil suit over slander a nd funds
The town of Salley becomes the scene of a civil suit as Mayor Stil linger is charged with slander and intentional infliction of emotional distress by Town Clerk Nicole Salley. The Aiken County case cites checks written on insufficient funds and public statements after her refusal to follow orders. The complaint seeks damages with a 30 day response period after service.
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Stilinger
Cient
Economists Place Decline in GNP as Recession Signal
The Commerce Department reports a 2.0 percent annualized drop in GNP in Q4 1990, deepest since 1982, with consumer spending off 19.9 billion. Economists, including Bush administration officials, warn the downturn may continue into the current quarter, threatening recovery.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Bush Administration
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Strom Thurmond
Bridge
Cassifleds
Abby
Lewis Grizzard
Fred Mundy
Scott Webster
Aiken and
Wagener
Roduie Burris
Alread
By Larry Wood
Salley Town
The
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