Explosives Expert Spots Reagan Columbia Fundraiser
Sumter AP reports Shaw Air Force Base explosives expert Blitz will join President Reagan's Columbia fundraiser entourage. The German shepherd is set to sniff cars and buildings before Reagan's arrival and inspect the president's plane prior to takeoff at the Carolina Coliseum.
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Sumter
Southeast
Reagan
Columbia
Blitz
Shaw Air Force Base
Carolina Coliseum
Twins Left In Car Die In Garden Grove
Three month old twins Adam and Ashley died after being left in a car with one inch window open while their mother Beverly Ernst visited a friend in Garden Grove California. Police booked Ernst for manslaughter and willful cruelty to a child. The incident occurred near Santa Ana with clear heat exposure. autopsies will determine the cause of death.
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Garden Grove
Calif
Beverly J. Ernst
Stu Finkelstein
Santa Ana
Adam
Ashley
Finkelstein
Orange County
Weather Outlook Keeps Hot And Sunny Pattern
Predicted pattern remains mostly sunny with a high near 100 tomorrow. Tonight should stay fair with a mid 70s low. A 20 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers exists today and tomorrow. Details on Page 10A.
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Lexington County
Henry “Hank” Moody Jr
Pisgah Lutheran Church
National Weather Service
South Carolina
Palmetto
James Jaynes
Columbia
Greenville-Spartanburg
Charleston
Beaufort
Greenville- Spartanburg
Local Obituaries and Deaths Listing
Death notices for Purvis Bluford of Columbia Mack Boynton Aiken Charlie Burton Ridge Spring Willie Mae B Copenny Augusta Ruth P McIver Jackson Herbert L Padgett Graniteville Fannie Y Smith Aiken Henry L Walker Aiken reference to full details on page 8B.
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Purvis Bluford
Columbia
Mack Boynton
Aiken
Charlie Burton
Ridge Spring
Willie Mae B. Copenny
Augusta
Samuel Gary
Lynette H. Guyton
Elizabethtown
N.C
Ruth P. McIver
Jackson
Herbert L. Padgett
Graniteville
Fannie Y. Smith
Henry L. Walker
Haylift From Midwest Delivers Aid To Drought Stricken South
The Air Force will continue haylift deliveries from Illinois and nearby states to South Carolina to feed livestock amid the Southeast drought. Illinois sent 40 tons with 47 more tons planned. a Rockford shipment of 870 bales is due Tuesday. Governor Riley called it concrete aid, while a local farmer described dire conditions.
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The
Air Force
Illinois
South Carolina
Southeast
Rockford
Mark Randal
Department
Rockford-area
Dick Riley
S.T. Scott
Riley
Jim
Thompson
George Barker
Brown Reconsiders Ambassador Post
President Reagan has not green lit the nomination of Robert J. Brown as ambassador to South Africa amid questions about his SBA contract and alleged union-busting activity. Brown had indicated he would decide by today after consulting family.
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Barker
South Carolina
Reagan
Washington
Robert J. Brown
U.S
South Africa
Brown
New York Times
High Point
N. C
State Department
Ambas
Sador
Pretoria
Washington Post
White House
Denny Brisley
Small Business Administration
B&c Associates of
North Carolina
Kremlin Blames Negligence for Chernobyl Disaster
A Politburo report says 28 killed and 173 with radiation sickness after the April 26 Chernobyl accident in Ukraine. It fired four officials and hints at possible criminal charges as Moscow weighs severe punishment while evacuations and damage estimates loom.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Chernobyl
Politburo
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Gorky Park
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