Priest Dismissed Over Dress Code Dispute in Dayton
In Dayton, a 73 year old Roman Catholic priest who denied communion to worshippers in shorts or miniskirts was removed from Sacred Heart Church after criticizing Archbishop Pilarczyk from the pulpit during Mass. The archdiocese spokesman said the priest may appeal to the Vatican.
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Policeman Charged After Stealing Candy in Sweden
In Skovde Sweden a policeman with a sweet tooth was turned in by his partner for stealing a two cent piece of candy. The case was not prosecuted after TT reported the incident. The officers had been investigating a faulty burglar alarm at a closed candy store.
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Wheelchair romance leads pair to altar in Indiana
Richmond AP report details Juanita Pierson and Albert Johnson, longtime Oak Bon Valescent Center neighbors, falling in love after a shared TV moment and marrying on Tuesday. Pierson notes their relationship began with simple door-side chats, while both bring decades of marriage history to the union. Johnson, 82, has lived in Richmond since 1924, and Pierson previously shared 50 years of marriage in her own life.
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Weather outlook with rain chances rising today and tomorrow
The forecast warns of cloudy skies with a 70 percent rain chance and highs in the 60s. Expect continued cloudiness and an 80 percent rain risk tomorrow with highs in the 50s. More details appear on page 8A.
Deaths of North Augusta and New Ellenton residents
Obituary notice lists Gertrude H. Hall Catherine G. Jones and Selma W. Strader as deceased. requests readers to see Page 7A for full details.
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Catherine G. Jones
Selma W. Strader
New Ellenton
Gorbachev Crisis and Market Shakeup Reported
Markets reel as Gorbachev faces domestic crises and a schedule change sparks global unease. Tokyo stock drop marks its steepest fall since October amid Western reports of postponed meetings and Lithuanian party tensions.
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Bush Pledges Fair Trial For Noriega
President Bush stated he is not seeking a deal on a reduced charge for Manuel Noriega and pledged to bend over backward to avoid any statements that could affect Noriega’s trial. He announced a Latin America outreach by Vice President Quayle to explain U.S. actions and garner support for the Panamanian government amid the 1989 invasion fallout.
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Latin America
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Medlock push to suspend drivers licenses for drug users
South Carolina Attorney General Trav Medlock urged the General Assembly to revoke licenses of convicted drug offenders and amend the constitution to allow judges to deny bond for traffickers. He proposed automatic license suspensions for possession on a second offense and for distribution, with penalties including jail for those who keep driving.
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Travis Medlock
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S C To Get 48 6 Million Share Of New Hugo Funds
Washington announces 184.6 million in special disaster relief for Hugo and the San Francisco quake. South Carolina will receive 48.6 million for veterans hospitals in Charleston and Columbia, schools, cemeteries, historic buildings, and forests. allocations divided among six federal agencies.
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Commercial Total Value Five Million Five Hundred Eighty Five Thousand Six Hundred Six
A staff graphic illustrates a commercial total value of five million five hundred eighty five thousand six hundred six dollars. The value is presented as a single figure without additional context.
Records Fall As Builders Go On Binge
Aiken County and its governments mark 1989 as a peak growth year with construction permits totaling over 139 million. In December the city of Aiken, the county and North Augusta combined for more than 9.3 million in new construction, closing a year that saw 130.5 million across the first 11 months. Aiken led with nearly 67 million, followed by the county with 61.2 million and North Augusta at 11.6 million.
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