Louisville man held without bond in kidnapping and rape case
Buford Williams Jr., 25, is jailed without bond after being charged with kidnapping and raping two 12 year old girls. District Attorney Rick Malone cited a highly charged atmosphere in the area as a reason for no bail. The judge appointed attorney Michael Moses despite Williams’s objection. The girls disappeared December 22 while riding bicycles and returned December 30 describing kidnapping, confinement, sexual assault, and threats. Williams was arrested the following day.
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Louisville
Walter McMillan
Buford Williams Jr
Rick Malone
McMillan
Michael Moses
Williams
Moses
Christian rock singer pleads guilty to sex charges
Murfreesboro Tennessee AP Scott Douglas Mathiesen known as Scott Douglas pleaded guilty to three sex related charges involving young girls. He received 18 years in prison after a negotiated plea with prosecutors. The sentences include 10 years for aggravated sexual battery involving a 12 year old, five years for aggravated sexual battery involving a 10 year old, and three years for statutory rape involving a 15 year old.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Scott Douglas Mathiesen
Scott Douglas
Rutherford County
James Clayton
Mathiesen
Domingo Cancels London Hamburg Performances for Surgery
Opera star Placido Domingo has canceled planned appearances in London and Hamburg after developing a double hernia that requires surgery, according to Europa Press on Monday.
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Barcelona
Spain
Placido Domingo
London
Hamburg
Europa Press
Flow Of Afghan Refugees Increasing
About 8,000 Afghan refugees per month are crossing into Pakistan, four times last year, due to heavy fighting in Afghanistan and major offensives. Azhar, chief commissioner for Afghan refugees, cited rising arrivals since early 1985, from 2,000-3,000 to 8,000 monthly.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Azhar
Afghanistan
Toyota raises U.S. car export prices by 3 percent
Toyota Motor Corp the largest Japanese automaker said it raised the retail price of cars exported to the United States by an average of 3 percent or about 269 dollars mentioning the move on Tuesday and outlining the effect on U.S. buyers.
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Tokyo
Toyota Motor Corp
Japan
United States
Peking
China
Zalong
Qiqihar
Heilongjiang
Trucker Climbs From I 75 Ice Fall Into Saginaw River
A tractor-trailer plunged 30 feet off a bridge on ice slick I 75 into the Saginaw River. The driver, George Bowser Jr., was seriously injured and swam ashore through icy water as deputies reported the cab landed about 20 feet underwater beneath the Zilwaukee Bridge.
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Zilwaukee, Mich
Saginaw River
George Bowser Jr
Zilwaukee Bridge
Saginaw County
Mike Haber
First Snowfall Hits Major Italian Cities
The first snowfall of the season blanketed Milan Turin and Bologna in northern Italy. Air service halted and traffic slowed in industrial centers with about four inches of snow reported in Milan and Turin.
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Milan
Italy
Turin
Bologna
Shalamar Singer Arrested Over Cocaine Findings
In Miami, lead singer Howard Hewett of Shalamar and his fiancee Mari Molina were arrested in a mall after Molina delivered a kilogram of cocaine to federal agents. Hewett, 31, and Molina, 27, face federal drug charges. ADEA spokesman Billy Yout reported the arrests. In New York a judge set February 18 for the trial of former Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan and ten construction executives on fraud and larceny counts related to a subway tunnel project.
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Miami
Shalamar
Howard Hewett
Los Angeles
Mari Molina
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Billy Yout
New York
Raymond Donovan
Reagan budget to trim urban housing and development aid
Local government groups expect President Reagan to propose a one third cut to the Community Development Block Grants program in fiscal 1987. Deferrals totaling 500 million are planned for the current year, with grants dropping from 3.1 billion to 2.1 billion. The purpose is to shrink the federal deficit to about 144 billion next year.
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Reagan
Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
Budget plan targets housing aid and local grants
Local government groups anticipate Reagan's 1987 budget proposes deep cuts in housing assistance including 6.2 billion in cancellations and 2.1 billion delayed. Additional reductions hit mass transit and urban development grants with no renewal of a 4.5 billion revenue sharing program.
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Mike Brown
U.S. Conference of Mayors
America
Money Supply Rise Reported In U S
The IMF reported a sharp rise in money supply across 11 major industrial nations in the third quarter, with the United States posting a 10.1 percent increase from the previous summer. Inflation expectations grew as money growth outpaced real output, though consumer prices remained steady last summer.
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Washington
United States
International Monetary Fund
IMF
U.S
U.S. Federal Reserve System
West Ger
Japan
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Finland
Iceland
Imports Lead In Car Truck Sales Boom
DETROIT AP American automakers posted a record year in 1985 as U S car and light truck sales reached 15.7 million with imports rising to about one fifth of new car sales. Domestic car sales were 8 202 185 the best since 1979 though below the 1973 peak. light trucks drove gains with Chrysler minivans and GM Ford vans selling strongly.
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Detroit
U.S
United States
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Announced
The notice lists subscription prices with 3, 6, and 12 month terms. Rates shown include 1.14 for single copy, 4.90, 14.70, 29.40, 98.80 and 21.00 for 3 months, 6 months 42.00, and 12 months 84.00. It directs all advance payments to Aiken Standard-PB Subscription.
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Aiken Standard
Emergency Numbers Listing From The Aiken Standard
Emergency numbers provided as a service by the Aiken Standard. The paper is published weekday afternoons by Aiken Communications Inc. at P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802. Second class postage paid at Aiken SC.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
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