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London AP reports Lord Olivier died at his home at age 82. Laurence Evans said he died peacefully in his sleep with family nearby. Funeral arrangements are pending with a public memorial to follow. Olivier's last film appearance was War Requiem directed by Derek Jarman. He is survived by wife Joan Plowright, two sons, two daughters and three grandchildren.
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London
Lord Olivier
Laurence Evans
Laurence Olivier
Evans
Olivier
Derek Jarman
Benjamin Britten
Joan Plowright
Woman Awakes and Names Ex Husband in NH Shooting
Miriam Stoltz Gurney recalling her friend Rog Whittemore was shot dead and ex husband George Gurney was charged with murder and kidnapping. Gurney, 52, extradition from Massachusetts and denied the charges while NH authorities move to custody after a Mass hearing where he pleaded innocent to fugitive charges.
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Concord
N.H
Miriam Stoltz-Gurney
George Gurney
Roger Whittemore
Mass
John Arnold
Gurney
Newburyport
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Isolated evening thunderstorms forecast with warm midweek
An isolated evening thunderstorm threat is forecast tonight with a low in the low 70s. For Wednesday partly cloudy skies persist with a 30 percent chance of storms and a high in the mid to upper 90s. Details on Page 124.
Local Obituary Notices Listing Multiple Deceased Names
Death notices listing Miley B. Brooks Saluda James F Hicks Jr Joanna Paul C Lee and others along with towns Milwaukee West Columbia Aiken Columbia Augusta Edgefield Suitland Ma Virginia S Pathode and Milton Quakies. readers are directed to Page 38 for full details.
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Miley B. Brooks
Saluda
James F. Hicks Jr
Joanna Paul C. Lee
Milwaukee
Wis
George W. Mason
West Columbia
Ferman McKinney
Aiken
Charles L. McMillan
Columbia
Virginia
S. Pathode
Augusta
Milton Quakies
Edgefield
Emlin B. Toole
Suitland
Defense Dept Renews FMCs Bradley Contract
FMC Corporation in Santa Clara will supply 627 M 2 Bradley Fighting Vehicles in fiscal year 1989 for a $310 million contract. The Aiken plant will share in the work, with about $53 million for payroll and operations. The Army total buy through 1989 stands at 8,811 units. delivery to Saudi Arabia is planned for 200 Bradleys with a $550 million package.
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Washington — Aiken
FMC Corporation
Santa Clara
Calif
John Hassell
FMC
Army
Hassell
Aiken
United States
Bush in Poland vows dreams can live again at Solidarity site
President Bush visited the Solidarity Workers Monument in Gdansk and urged that freedom can endure. He pledged US support for Poland’s economic reform, backed private investment, and announced a plan for 115 million in aid with debt relief talks set to begin in Paris. Walesa welcomed the message as thousands cheered and waved flags.
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Gdansk
Poland
Bush Ory
Solidarity Labor Movement
America
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Bush
Solidarity Workers
Lenin Shipyard
U.S
Paris
Hungary
Netherlands
President Bush
Rabies Spreading Rapidly Among Wildlife In S C
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control reports 110 rabies cases statewide this year, up from 37 in 1988, with Aiken County recording six cases in wildlife including four raccoons one mouse and one fox. Officials urge vaccinating pets and avoiding wild animals, reporting any contact promptly.
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S.C
Department of Health and Envionmental Control
South Carolina
William P. Morgan
DHEC
Aiken County
Morgan
Aiken
Dr. Morgan
Mel Blanc, Voice of Looney Tunes, Dies at 81
Mel Blanc known as The Man of A Thousand Voices died at 81 in Los Angeles from heart disease and other ailments. He created Bugs Bunny and hundreds of characters for Warner Bros. cartoons, voicing over 850 tunes and shaping a generation’s sense of humor.
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Los Angeles
Mel Blanc
Porky Pig
Daffy Duck
Tweety Pie
Elmer Fudd
Bugs Bunny
Bugs
Doc
Sylvester the Cat
Porky
Blanc
Blane
Woody Woodpecker
Speedy Gonzalez
Pepe le Pew
Tasmanian Devil
Road Runner
Foghorn Leghorn
Heathcliffe the Cat
Speed Bugsy
Sam
the Roadrunner
Warner Bros
Guilty Pleas End Trial Of 3 Aiken Pharmacists
Three Aiken pharmacists pleaded guilty in U S District Court ending a federal drug conspiracy case that began in 1985. Leonard Browder owner of Aiken Drug Co and Browder Drug Co faced counts of Medicaid fraud and falsifying prescriptions. James Michael Locklair and Martin Thomas Johnson pleaded guilty to two counts each of falsifying prescriptions for Darvocet N-100. Sentencing planned for September with possible prison terms and fines.
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Aiken
U.S. District Court
Leonard Browder
Aiken Drug Co
Browder Drug Company
Woodruff Drugs
James Michael Locklair
Martin Thomas Johnson
Solomon Blatt Jr
Charles Simons Jr
U.S
Mar. ‘Caughman
Browder, Locklair and Johnson
Caughman
Browder
Locklair
Johnson
Governor's
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
South Carolina Department of Health and Eln Imental Control
The
U.S. Attorney General's Office
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Bradley
Aiken Plant
Europe
NATO
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AP Laserphot
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Dino
Fred Flintstone
Aiken Pharmacists
Carol Woodward
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