Bottomless bandit robs incidents end in surrender
A hammer wielding thief in Canton Township and later in Detroit wore no pants or a bag, then turned himself in. Laurence Renkiewicz, 27, was arraigned on armed robbery charges in Plymouth and Inkster district courts and held on 50 000 bond. Police linked him to other robberies including a Detroit incident with a bag over the head.
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Plymouth
Inkster
Renkiewicz
Canton Township
Brian Schultz
KC Liquor
Death notices from multiple individuals in North Carolina and South Carolina
Obituaries list Dorothy Axen Hidge Spring William Boyd Sr Kenneth Braxton Chapel Hill NC Saltio Maddox Bruce Groverville Daniel Lee Holsonback North Augusta Helen Jefferson Langley Mary Walden North Augusta see Pago for details.
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Hidge Spring Willam Boyd Sr
Bowesville
Kenneth Braxton
Chapel Hill
N.C
Saltio Maddox Bruce
Grovervile
Daniel Lee Holsonback
North Augusta
Helen E. Jefferson
Langley
Mary A. Walden
Pago
Congressmen Return To Budget and War Issues
Congress resumes work amid Gulf War focus, faces deficit and S&L crisis. Debates budget plan over $1.2 trillion in spending and a >$300 billion deficit. Senate to vote nominees Lynn Martin, Edward Madigan, Bob Martinez as focus shifts to war costs.
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Washington
Congress
Persian Gulf
Senate
Lynn Martin
Edward Madigan
Bob Martinez
George Mitchell
Maine
Congressional
Allies Struggling With Black Tide Near Saudi Water Plants
U S led allies fight to halt a massive oil spill drifting toward Saudi Arabia’s water plants amid fires and battlefield bombing. Desert Storm jets downed Iraqi planes while pilots reported vast destruction across Kuwait and southern Iraq. CNN’s Peter Arnett toured Najaf as bomb craters and ruined houses were counted. Iraqi authorities claimed civilian deaths while the US said it targeted military sites only.
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Saudi Arabia
Gulf
Audi
Kuwait
Iraq
U.S
Desert Storm
Pentagon
Iran
Saddam Hussein
CNN
Peter Arnett
Najaf
Arnett
Godfather of Soul James Brown Eyes Parole Hearing
James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, awaits a February parole hearing after imprisonment for assault. He speaks of life after prison in a telephonic AP interview, plans for visiting family, church, and Adrienne, and aims to finish a new album by April with potential June release.
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Columbia
Goa
Famity
Music
James Brown
Brown
Associated Press
Adrienne
Aiken
USC Flags Patriotism Banned Under Dorm Rule
USC students display American flags to support troops while a long standing policy bans signs banners or flags outside dorms. Residence hall staff warned removal with possible disciplinary action including fines or expulsion from on campus housing.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
U.S
Middle East
Jim McMahon
Frank Graffagnino
Douglas Hall
Larry Arnold
Myrtle Beach
Fans gear up for Giants Bills Super Bowl on TV
In Aiken County residents plan to watch Super Bowl Sunday with Giants vs Bills on TV at 2 PM for a four hour pre game and game broadcast. Local business owners note strong Giants merchandise demand while war concerns temper excitement for some fans.
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Aiken County
Middle East
Bruce Shipman
Aiken
New York Giants
Buffalo Bills
Tillman Gary
Gary
New York
Tave
Aixen
Giants
Martina Weaver
Ms. Weaver
Jane Boston
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Bills
Tampa Stadium
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Tel Aviv
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USC
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Shipman
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Jim Key
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