Swaggart Accusations Reported by Penthouse Magazine
Penthouse alleges Jimmy Swaggart had a sexual encounter with protester Catherine Kampen while involved with a prostitute. Swaggart’s attorney calls the report fabrication and plans libel action. Kampen says Swaggart manipulated her under spiritual guidance for sexual acts.
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Moon Rock Cities On Drawing Boards
In Rocky Hill New Jersey researchers map space communities built from moon rock and powered by vast solar satellites. Gregg Maryniak of the Space Studies Institute says such teams could become reality at the century's start, reframing space as an energy and resource source for people.
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Weather brief shows scattered shower chance tonight
A 20 percent rain chance is forecast early tonight with decreasing clouds. The low will be near 40 degrees. Mostly sunny skies are forecast Tuesday with a high in the upper 60s. See Page 5A for details.
Deaths list for several individuals across South Carolina
Obituary notices list Joseph Cooks Belvedere Vira Fulmer Johnston Moses Medlock Jr Richard J. McCracken Edisto Beach Glen E Nelson Aiken Nill J Phinizy Aiken thu L Trowell Williston Ninchester Young Allendale. Details appear on page 5A.
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Columbia
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Edisto Beach
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Aiken
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Alaska C-130 crash kills eight Canadian soldiers
A Canadian Hercules C-130 crashed into a snowbank at Fort Wainwright in thick icy fog during approach, killing eight crew and paratroopers from Edmonton. Six died on arrival, two died later. three were critical, one stable, others injured. Canadian forces canceled Frost ’89 participation and recalled personnel. Investigators examined wreckage. cargo included training ammunition.
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Mock
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Inactive Judges In Line For Healthy Pay Raises
A fifth of senior federal judges, including former Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, may receive pay raises of about 50 percent despite not handling cases. Burger could see his pay jump to 175,000 dollars from 115,000, under a retirement system that lets part-time senior judges keep active-duty pay. The AP notes 305 other senior judges face similar increases, while some fully retire with unchanged salaries. Critics urge study of minimum work requirements for eligibility.
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Warren E. Burger
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Carlos Moorhead
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California
Congress
Oliver North Goes On Trial Tuesday
Washington former presidential aide Oliver L North faces 12 felony counts in a long legal fight linked to the Iran-Contra affair. Indicted last March he had four counts dismissed, including alleged profits diversions, but remains charged with false statements to Congress and obstruction related to 1985 probes of Contra support. The trial set to begin Tuesday could carry substantial penalties.
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Oliver L. North
North
National Security
John M. Poindexter
Nicaragua
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Pope says limited lay ministries. women urged, not priests
Pope John Paul II spoke against heavy use of lay people in priestly duties and announced a Vatican study of non ordained ministries. The 196 page document The Lay Members of Christ's Faithful People urges greater roles for women yet keeps them from priesthood and forms a commission to investigate lay ministries. Local churches should heed current rules until study concludes.
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John Paul II
Vatican
Pay Hike Fees Face Tough Fight
Washington Rep Liz Patterson a D SC co sponsors a resolution banning federal pay raises but like other anti pay raise moves this session not expected to be voted on in time to stop the salary hikes. The increases for legislators and top officials take effect automatically Feb 1 unless both chambers vote to disapprove. Congressional aides say anti raise bills likely won t be reviewed before the deadline set by the automatic hike. An aide to Rep Coelho says foot dragging is intentional as House leaders favor the raises.
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Liz Patterton
D-S.c
Congress
Rep. Patterson
House
Tony Coelho
D-Calif
States News Service
Federal judge not to resign. judicial agent serves for life
The Constitution guarantees a judge’s life tenure, and under Reagan era guidance the top federal officials are set for their largest pay raise in ten years on February 8 unless Congress blocks it. Further details referenced in INACTIVE on Page 10A.
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Former Nazi Leads Party To Victory In West Berlin
A right wing extremist party led by a former Nazi SS officer won 11 seats in West Berlin's 144 member legislature on a platform to expel foreigners. Protesters chanted Kick out the Nazis foreigners stay as ex extreme right gains reach Bonn and the federal parliament next year. Chancellor Kohl said he was alarmed by the showing of the Republicans and their leader Franz Schoenhuber.
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