Family affair fuels Miss South Carolina bid
Greenville report notes the Shealy family produced three Miss South Carolina contestants with Lorri Shealy competing in 1989. Sister Sherry Martschnik recalls pageant changes from porcelain doll ideals to world affairs awareness. Christy Shealy Mills coaches Lorri and glues rhinestones for tap routines while Miss Congaree gave lessons in interviews and poise.
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State senator touts lottery to fund health care and schools
Sen Shealy argues a state lottery could raise about 100 million dollars with 30 million directed to medically indigent care and other funds for education and infrastructure. He notes one time capital needs for schools and recounts a boxing past and long political career.
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Dying Father Brings State Firefighter To Tears
Winter Park Florida A rescue worker trained in emergencies faces a personal tragedy as his father John McCabe Sr aged 83 arrives at Orlando Regional Medical Center after a heart attack. The son John Jr 21 a state certified firefighter was in the ER and says That's my Dad. He sits on the floor as Pillay embraces him.
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Warsaw Pact closes Bucharest summit amid disarmament calls
The Warsaw Pact wrapped up a closed door summit in Bucharest with a joint declaration urging restraint in disarmament talks. The bloc called for elimination of both blocs and a center to reduce military threat, while criticizing NATO's nuclear deterrence and US plans to modernize short range weapons. Romanian deputy foreign minister Constantin Oancea framed the talks as dialogue among Europe’s nations.
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Bush Seeks Reform Ties in Eastern Europe Visit
President Bush appeals for democratic opening as he visits Poland and Hungary, urging faster reforms while cautioning against overpromising Western aid. He says Gorbachev’s France trip sets a high standard and calls for more democracy and openness across the region. Western support discussions rise amid Poland and Hungary debt demands and reform requirements.
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