Wagener Chief’s Case Dismissed and Reindictment Planned
Wagener Police Chief Charlie Widener’s sexual assault case was dismissed with leave to reindict. The original charge cited August 1986, an amended indictment covers 10 months from November 1985 to August 1986. Widener remains free on bond and must attend General Sessions Court sessions until resolution.
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Wagener
Charlie Widener
Robert Harte
Widener
Harte
Robert Childs
Rodney Peeples
Peeples
General Sessions Court
Quintuplets Born To Tennessee Woman
Quintuplets born to Darlene Hawkins in Nashville weighed less than two pounds each and were in serious but stable condition. The five infants, three boys and two girls, arrived within 31 minutes Tuesday night at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center after the mother used fertility treatment.
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Nashville, Tenn
Darlene Hawkins
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Lynn Saunders
Deaths Mery Gertrude A Manley and Others
notices list several obituaries including Mery Gertrude A Manley of Wilmington Delaware and Ruby O. Oliver of Lecevilles along with Minnie M A Adams of Aiken and Harsid T Glare and lis Moennig Sackett. details on page 6A for full notices.
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Ruby O. Oliver
Lecevilles
Minnie MA Adams
Aiken
South Dasytorrs
Lis
Moennig
A. Sackett
Augquits
Jin Ho Priore
Beech Island
Pitaig
Coming Sunday eAll the facts figures and infor mation concerning Super Bowl
A teaser announces a Sunday feature covering Super Bowl facts figures and analysis along with a profile of a unique Wagener bank and its role in local finance.
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Wagener
Inflation Jump Expected In 87
The 1986 inflation relief came from a 60 percent drop in crude oil prices after OPEC's collapse. CPI rose 1.1 percent for the year the lowest since 1961. Energy fell sharply while other goods and services rose, with gas and home heating costs down and automobiles and food up.
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Labor Department
OPEC
White House
High Winds Snowstorm Batter Southwestern U S and West
A new storm belt brings snow and gusts over 60 mph to Wyoming Colorado Texas and New Mexico while the Southwest faces sleet and freezing rain potential. Los Angeles endures near freezing temperatures as two transient deaths are linked to the cold and city Hall opens to the homeless.
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Los Angeles
California
Santa Ana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wyoming
Colorado
Boulder
Golden
Colo
Texas
South
National Weather Service
Carolinas
New Mexico
The
Weather Service
West
Texas Hill Country
Plains
Los Angeles County
Investi
City Hall opens to homeless for three nights
A City Council vote opened City Hall to homeless for three nights. By Tuesday hundreds sought shelter, with activist Ted Hayes praising the move as a beginning while noting a downtown encampment had housed transients during the holidays.
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Gating
City Hall
Ted Hayes
Second German Taken In Beirut
An anonymous caller told a Western news agency that a second German national was kidnapped in west Beirut overnight. West German businessman Rudolf Cordes was abducted last Saturday after arriving at Beirut airport. Authorities link Cordes' kidnapping to a Frankfurt arrest connected to the 1985 TWA hijacking.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Anglican
Terry Waite
Waite
Riviera
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Progressive Socialist Party
Hel
London
Islamic Jihad
Terry Anderson
Thomas Sutherland
Anderson
Sutherland
U.S
George Bush
Washington
William Buckley
God’s Partisans
Italy
Spoleto
Alfred Schmidt
Summerland
Rudolf Cordes
West Germany
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hezbollah
Iran
Cordes
Frankfurt
TWA
Aiken Plans Single Member District Proposal
Aiken officials will unveil a tentative plan to replace the at large voting system with single member districts. The plan 4-2-1 would elect four council members from districts, two at large, and a city mayor by citywide vote. Public hearings are planned for February with a special Feb 17 election to fill the Willar Hightower seat.
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Aiken
Roland Windham
James M. Holly
Windham
Bobby Bowers
Research and Statistical Services Division
S.C
U.S. Justice Department
Ing
Justice Department
Bowers’ Office
Willar Hightower
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Mery Gertrude A Manley
Wilmington, de
Abby
Renee
Eneaa Reese
Rene
Sarl Far
Dixie
Associated Press
South Carolina
Saleh
Abdullah
Abdullah Dousari
Saleh Ali Mozayyen
Rome
Leonardo da Vinci
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