Man Glues Thumb To Train Seat on LI Train
Andre Perkins, 43, used Krazy Glue on a Long Island Rail Road train in Hicksville to fix his ring and allegedly glued another passenger’s thumb to a seat. Nassau County police charged Perkins with reckless assault after the victim freed his hand without medical aid.
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Hicksville
N.Y
Andre Perkins
Nassau County
Joseph Orlich
Perkins
Orlich
Brentwood
Pee-wee Herman Faces Morals Charge
Sarasota authorities say Pee-wee Herman real name Paul Reubens was arrested Friday night after undercover detectives raided the South Trail Cinema in a sting operation. He was charged with exposure of a sexual organ and posted a $219 bond before being released from county jail.
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Sarasota
Fla
Andren
Pee-wee Herman
Paul Reubens
South Trail
Sarasota County
Reubens
Deaths of Local Residents Featured on Page 4A
Obituaries list Luther Joe Abney Saluda Wilson C Collier Belvedere Mattie Lee McCormick Connelly Monetta Robert Bob Johnson Langley Adolf Price Marsh Augusta Margaret Florina Spann Nix Edgefield Mattie B Pope Aiken Fred Racine Aiken Walker Johnston Macy Whatley Yaun Granitevile with details on page 4A.
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Luther Joe Abney
Saluda
Wilson C. Collier
Belvedere
Mattie Lee McCormick
Connelly
Monetta
Robert
Bob) Johnson
Langley
Adolf Price Marsh
Augusta Margaret Florina Spann Nix
Edgefield
Mattie B. Pope
Aiken Fred
Racine
Aiken Walker
Johnston
Macy Whatley Yaun
Granitevile
Detai
Menu aids fire response for Aiken businesses
Aiken Department of Public Safety pilots a "flame menu" showing floor plans and building details on screen. Dispatchers can identify materials, chemicals, exits, and electrical boxes to ready firefighters. About one fourth of local businesses are entered with full rollout planned by summer.
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Aiken
Department of Public Safety
ADPS
Pete Frommer
Frommer
Kuwait A Year Later Flames Still Burn
A year after the Kuwait invasion the gulf remains volatile. Iraq under Saddam Hussein still holds Baghdad and a large portion of its army, while more than 40,000 U S troops remain nearby. Oil fears linger as the region remains unstable and the UN role evolves.
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Geneva
U.S
Boris Yeltsin
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
America
United Nations
Gulf
Iraq
Saddam Hassein
Baghdad
Public lukewarm on Soviet reform in AP poll
Associated Press survey of 1,007 adults taken July 19 23 shows 60 percent view Gorbachev as sincerely seeking reform in the Soviet Union with 25 percent deeming him a genuine reformer and believing he will succeed. Americans are wary of foreign aid while expressing mixed views on U.S. support and the Moscow summit context.
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New York
Mikhail Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Associated Press
Moscow
Bush
Gorbachev
ICR
Media
Communist Party
Media General Inc
Hungary
Tand
Czechoslovaka
Kremlin
Germany
Henry F Graff
Columbia University
United States
Graff
Cuba
Bond Firms Review Myrtle Beach Base Closure Impact
Bond companies Fitch Investors Service Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's Rating Group will visit Horry County to assess how the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base closure may affect the area economy. Officials warn of possible financial strain on bonds and development.
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Myrtle Beach
Horry County
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Johnny Allen
Ity
Air Force Base
Defense Department
A'0 Jes
Batt
Fitch Investors Service Inc
Moody's Ivestors Service
Standard & Poot’s Rating Group
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