Abandoned 9 Year Old Faces Amputation After Frostbite
A 9 year old girl found in an unheated Gary house faces midcalf leg amputations after severe frostbite. Darlwin Carlisle is listed in fair and stable condition at Wyler Children's Hospital Chicago awaiting surgery. The outpouring of sympathy includes 12 stuffed animals and more than 100 hospital calls from concerned people nationwide.
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Gary
Ind
Wyler Children’s Hospital
Chicago
Darlwin Carlisle
Gretchen Flock
University of Chicago
Children’s Medical Center
Suzanne Banz
Wyler
New Blood Test May Spot Alcoholics
Boston based researchers report a blood test that may identify alcoholics even after years of sobriety. The developers say it could help doctors spot at risk children and treat alcoholism early before permanent damage occurs. They caution results may reflect past abuse or inherited biological differences.
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Boston
Weather Change Tonight With Patchy Showers Then Sunshine
Forecasters expect showers early this evening with partly cloudy skies afterward. Lows drop into the low 30s. Tomorrow looks mostly sunny with a high near 50. Refer to Page 5A for details.
Deaths list in region includes Barnes Crosby Davis Fleetwood Epps
Obituary notices name Veinona Barnes Daisie Crosby Ruth Davis Augusta Fleetwood Epps Jr Patricia Good Rita Harper Thomas Little Charles Pope and Roy Scott from cities including Johnston Ravenel Seattle Belvedere Lake City Belvedere and Aiken with page reference 11A for full details
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Veinona W. Barnes
Johnston
Daisie Lee Crosby
Ravenel
Ruth H. Davis
Augusta
R. Fleetwood Epps Jr
Lake City
Patricia G. Good Farm
Seattle
Wash
Eddie N. Hadwin
Estill
Rita V. Harper
Belvedere
Thomas W. Little
Aiken
Charles H. Pope
Jackson
Roy H. Scott
Peeples Withdraws From State Supreme Court Race
Circuit Judge Rodney Peeples ends his campaign for the vacant state Supreme Court seat, citing pressure on General Assembly supporters amid election controversy. Rep. Moffatt Burriss and Rep. David Wilkins relayed the news at the legislature, noting Peeples withdrew with his head held high and avoiding comment.
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Columbia (Ap
Rodney Peeples
Supreme Court
Peeples
General Assembly
Moffatt Burriss
Richland
Burris
David Wilkins
Greenville
Judge Peeples
Senate
County Legislators Question Who Pays For Goals
Gov. Carroll A Campbell Jr outlined priorities in his State of the State address drawing cautious support from Aiken County lawmakers. They questioned funding as the proposed state budget tops revenue projections by 100 million dollars. Sen. Thomas L Moore Rep. Thomas E Huff and Rep Irene Rudnick weighed in seeking details on funding sources and possible program cuts. Republican Sen Ryan C Shealy attended, but could not comment afterward.
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Carroll A. Campbell Jr
Aiken County
Sen
Thomas L. Moore
Thomas E. Huff
Irene Rudnick
Ryan C. Shealy
State House
Education Key To Jobs
Gov. Carroll Campbell in the State of the State address champions education and adult education to prepare South Carolinians for work. He outlines five economic development initiatives to expand the Jobs Economic Development Authority, fund water and sewer projects in rural counties, and offer incentives to attract corporate and regional headquarters.
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Ginny South
Campbell
Columbia
Carroll Campbell
General Assembly
Dick Riley
Riley
Jobs Economic Development Authority
Couchton Man Gets Two Years For Scalding Toddler
Charles G. Moseley 27 pleaded guilty in Aiken County General Sessions to aggravated assault and battery on his girlfriend’s four year old son. He received 10 years with two years to serve and five years probation. The child suffered second and third degree burns and spent 30 days at MCG. A custody action is ongoing. Rovner Petterson 26 was sentenced to 10 years and a $10,000 fine for cocaine trafficking with assets forfeited. He previously worked briefly for the Allen Department of Public Safety and faced another cocaine charge.
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Couchton
Aiken County
Aiken Public Safety Department
Charles G. Moseley
Guillty
Barbara Morgan
Moseley
Aiken
Medical College of Georgia
Rovner
Ronnie) Petterson
Petterson
Trident 2 Missile Fails Test Flight at Cape Canaveral
A Trident 2 missile exploded during a land launch test at Cape Canaveral marking the first failure in nine launches. The 44 foot three stage weapon malfunctioned near the end of powered flight about an hour after liftoff. Debris fell into the Atlantic as Navy officials studied radio data to determine the cause.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Casper Weinberger
Reagan
Congress
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Gary Hart
Abby
Wilkins
John Lindsey
Michael Gordon
James Whittle
Luke N. Brown Jr
Whittle
Alien Department of Public Safety
California
Peterson
Phil Jones
North Augusta Chamber
Ann Taylor
North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
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