Bulls root for Bears in Super Bowl stock tale
Robert Stovall, stock analyst, notes the NYSE composite index rose every year a NFL team won the Super Bowl. He points to 1967 Packers Chiefs as the start and says a Bears victory would boost market activity on the following Monday. The index covers about 1,800 NYSE-listed securities and posted a 23.12 percent gain that year.
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Bears
Chicago Bears
Robert Stovall
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Stovall
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Wife stabs husband after pizza request during AFC title game
In Scranton Pennsylvania a 29 year old woman stabbed her husband five times after he refused to go out for pizza during halftime of the AFC championship game. Edward Kaushas 33 is in serious condition at Scranton State General Hospital. Sandra Kaushas is charged with aggravated assault recklessly endangering another person and simple assault.
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Night Frost Expected With 20s Lows
Weather forecast shows temperatures in the 20s tonight and a high in the 50s tomorrow. Details appear on Page 9A.
Deaths in South Carolina Communities Details on Page 9A
Obituaries list include Mary H. Witt Martha L. Mobley Pauline L. Duschinski Thomas Reddish Cora W. Wright Nancy Ludlow Laurence Q. Turner and Henry Miles from Jackson Aiken Beech Island with full notices on page 9A.
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Jackson
Martha L. Mobley
Aiken
Pauline L. Duschinski
Thomas Reddish Ill
Cora W. Wright
Nancy Ludlow
Laurence Q. Turner
Henry Miles
Beech Island
Ceremony Honors Dr King At USC Aiken Tonight
A USC Aiken ceremony tonight at 7 30 honors Dr Martin Luther King Jr with speaker Dr Charles Spencer Hamilton of Augusta a former city council member and founder of Augusta Opportunity Industrialization Center. A Q A follows in Etherredge Center theater and a reception in the lobby. Dr King’s birthday is observed nationally as a day to reflect on racial equality and nonviolent social change.
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Charles Spencer Hamilton
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Congress
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Aiken County Council Pushes Surplus Toward Tax Relief
The Aiken County Council considers reserving a $966,587 surplus for 1985 to avoid future tax increases. Members urge keeping funds to reduce or offset upcoming tax levies, with some proposing tax rollback and reserves for '86-'87 budgets. County officials cite state-shared revenue gains and department savings as the surplus source.
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Aiken County
Carrol H. Warner
W. Scott Barnes
Barnes
William C
Bill) Clyburn
Clyburn
Mim Woodring
Ralph F. Cullinan
Cullinan
Marilyn Smith
Medwell Hill
Retail Sales Rise 1.9 Percent with Auto Gains
Commerce Department reports last month retail sales up 1.9 percent, auto sales up 5.7 percent driving more than half the rise. Excluding autos, sales up 0.9 percent and 6.3 percent year over year.
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Service Industries Lead State Job Market in 1985
South Carolina added 68,200 non agricultural jobs in 1985 with service sector creating 23,500 new positions the strongest gain. Total investment reached 1.4 billion expected to yield over 12,000 jobs. manufacturing fell 6,600 with textiles hardest hit while wholesale retail and construction rose. Government employment climbed 8,300 as 7,472 jobs arose from 757 expansion projects statewide.
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Palmetto State
J. Mac Holladay
Teens spend billions as fast food tops 1985 buys
A survey finds U S teenagers spent 65 billion dollars last year with fast food soft drinks shampoo toothpaste and clothes among top items. Groceries and gas accounted for 35 billion as working mothers influence teen shopping while teens spent 30 billion of their own money in 1985 averaged 80 dollars monthly.
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U.S
Grady Hauser
Lake Forest
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