Myrtle Beach Air Force Base named on closure list
The Myrtle Beach Air Force Base appears on an early closure tally along with 18 other bases. Senator Robin Tallon and Defense officials cited force reduction and budget pressures shaping the proposed shutdown.
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Baffling Killing Of Israeli Businessman In Miami
Miami police probe a baffling execution style slaying at Miami International Airport garage. Israeli businessman Afek, linked to mercantile dealings and said to have trained Colombian drug cartel gunmen, was found after a passer by reported a foul odor. Authorities withhold details.
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Two Lutheran Congregations Disciplined for Ordaining Gay Ministers
Formal charges were filed against St. Francis and First United Lutheran congregations after they ordained three self avowed practicing homosexual ministers. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America may censure or expel them for willfully disregarding membership rules. The ministers were hired in November and removed from the ordainable clergy list following the dispute.
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Mail Rates Increase For Aiken Standard Subscriptions
The Aiken Standard lists new subscription prices for three, six and twelve month terms. Three month plans rise to new rates, six month terms adjust, and annual options reflect updated pricing for readers.
Senators Seek State Probe of South Carolina Highway Dept
Six state senators urged a full investigation into the highway department amid reports two officials received 2000 each from Thrift Brothers Inc a Seneca contractor with 114 million in contracts since 1979 The group wants the State Law Enforcement Division and the Legislative Audit Council to review operations and address public concern about mismanagement and outdated practices.
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President Bush drafts optimistic 1991 budget with boosts
President Bush announced a large 1991 budget plan totaling about 1.2 trillion with notable hikes for Head Start wildlife and education programs and a new cap on Medicare funds. The proposal includes no new general taxes, lower capital gains taxes, child care and adoption credits, and a major defense initiative while urging environmental and housing programs and weatherization aid for the poor. The 1592 page document was set for release as officials outline plans for greater environmental and tax goals and initiatives.
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Romanian official resigns over Stalinist methods protest
Romanian Vice President Dumitru Mazilu resigned citing Stalinist methods used by the government that took power after Ceausescu's ouster. Manea Manescu said he was a simple executioner of orders and regretted not stopping the killings. Ton Iliescu's National Salvation Front faces scrutiny over campaign and election plans for May 20.
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Storm-Battered Europeans Begin Long Clean-Up Task
Europe reels from a hurricane force storm that killed nearly 100 across six nations. Britain reported the most damage with dozens dead and many rail lines closed. The Baltic Sea storm sank the Danish ship Jotun as rescue crews searched for missing crew members.
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200 Beach Law Violations Uncovered In Hugo s Wake
Charleston officials report over 200 possible Beachfront Management Act violations found in Grand Strand sweeps after Hurricane Hugo. The Coastal Council says issues range from sand fencing without permits to seawall construction, with some properties allowed to rebuild after posting a 10 000 bond.
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