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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1987
Page
1
Parrot Picks Lottery Numbers To Near Jackpot
In Oceanside California Roscoe the African Gray parrot helped his owners Georgeann and Carl Sawyer win a $257525 score using six chips from 1 to 49 for a Lotto 649 entry The parrot selected five of six winning numbers missing the big jackpot by one number The Sawyers hope Roscoe will say I’m famous when he learns to speak it.
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Oceanside
Calif
Roscoe the
Roscoe
Georgeann Sawyer
Sawyer
Grandma completes 50-state solo motorcycle tour in Alaska
Hazel Kolb nicknamed Granma finishes a 30 000 mile three year journey by riding to the Alaska Capitol to mark the end of her 50 state capitol tour. The 61 year old retired school bus driver from Hannibal Missouri started in Florida on March 16 1985 and previously rode around the continental U S. including Hawaii and the 48 state perimeter.
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Juneau
Alaska
Hazel Kolb
Alaska Capitol
Hannibal
Kolb
Granma
Tallahassee
Fla
Hawaii
Steve Cowper
Weather churns with more rain and storms possible
A weather update notes more rain and a chance of thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow. Otherwise skies stay fair with lows in the 70s and highs in the mid 90s. Details on page 8A.
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Tomorow
Deaths Lillie N Scott Windsor Annie Mae R Simmons Williston
Obituary notices list Lillie N Scott of Windsor and Annie Mae R Simmons of Williston with details to follow on Page 6A of the edition.
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Lillie N. Scott
Windsor
Annie Mae R. Simmons
Williston
Questioning Meese Faces Tougher Inquiries In Iran Contra Probe
Attorney General Edwin Meese III resisted claims of awareness about Iran Contra depth as congressional investigators press him on actions, with debate over whether his probe was competent. Lawmakers criticize delays and questions arise about records handling and staff appointments amid related human rights findings on the Contras.
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Washington
Edwin Meese III
Jack Brooks
D-Texas
House
Reagan
Meese
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Associated Press
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Senate Intelligence Committee
Leahy
George Mitchell
Maine
Oliver L. North
Edwin Meese
Six Officials Convicted in Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster
Six former Chernobyl power plant officials and technicians were convicted and jailed for up to 10 years in the world’s worst nuclear accident case. The April 1986 blast at reactor No. 4 caused a major radiation leak and evacuations of about 135000 people.
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Chernobyl
U.S.S.R
Chernobyl Power Plant
Viktor P. Bruykhanov
Nikolai M. Fomin
Fomin
Anatoly S. Dyatlov
Kiev
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Bridgeton Docks in Kuwait to Load Oil Amid Gulf Escort
The supertanker Bridgeton docked at a Kuwaiti terminal to take on about 240000 tons of crude before resuming its perilous gulf voyage under American warship escorts. A second tanker Gas Prince and convoy escorts were expected to depart by the weekend as mine clearance advances were reported.
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Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Sea Island
Mina al-Ahmadi
Pentagon
Washington
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Farsi Island
Wage gains surge yet cost of living outpaces rise
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports first year wage increases in major labor contracts averaging 2.6 percent, with 4.1 percent for two thirds of 732,000 workers covered. Inflation runs 5.4 percent, and unemployment sits at 6.1 percent, signals of emerging wage acceleration amid price pressures.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
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