Michael Jackson hospitalized for chest pains in Santa Monica
Pop superstar Michael Jackson, 31, was admitted to a Santa Monica hospital emergency room Sunday night with chest pains. He remained in stable condition and was undergoing tests. Spokesmen said he has no prior heart problems.
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Lee Solters
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Deaths in Augusta and surrounding areas
Obituary notice lists Harold M. Center and William R. Dobson of Augusta along with Frances E. Morrison of North Augusta and others including John L. Rees of Edgefield Justine D. Scurry Wagener and Paul John Selby of North Augusta Thomas Williams of Augusta. Details appear on Page 5A.
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Harold M. Center
Augusta
William R. Dobson
la Kennedy
Stanford
Conn
William H. Mis
Atlanta
Frances E. Morrison
North Augusta
John L. Rees
Edgefield
Justine D. Scurry
Wagener
Paul John Selby
Thomas Wiliams
Bush Readies For Aftermath After Summit Accomplishments
President Bush prepared a review of summit gains for a friendly audience in Washington Cabot as he braces for congressional reaction to a provisional trade agreement praised by Mikhail Gorbachev. Debate over Lithuania remains and a reunified Germany amid calls for further arms talks.
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Germany
Gorbachev
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California
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Supreme Soviet
Severe Storm Strikes Aiken Sparks Multiple Small Fires
Severe thunderstorms in Aiken Sunday sparked more than 20 minor fires as trees fell into power lines and damaged transformers. No injuries or major damages were reported, about 1,400 homes lost power briefly, and crews battled blazes across streets including Srosland Park and Wire Road.
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Aiken
Brian Duncan
South Carolina Electric and Gas
Srosland Park
Robbie Cook
Aiken Electric Cooperative
Wire Road
New Bridge Road
Major Arms Treaty Framework Aims for Nuclear Limits
The accord outlines major elements of a treaty to reduce long range nuclear weapons and ends production of U S and Soviet chemical weapons. It calls for eliminating stockpiles and sets restrictions on tests, while spelling out measures for existing treaties and cooperation in reactor safety fusion energy and atomic science cooperation.
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Aorne Energy
Ask Atomic Science
Budget Nearing Approval In South Carolina Budget talks shift on gambling and waste plan
State budget negotiators aim to approve a 3.6 billion spending plan for next year, dropping a GOP backed video poker refund proposal and killing a gambling legalization path. Conference leaders, led by Sen. James Waddell, balance social services with education funding, while litter and infectious waste rules see changes. Conferees plan to present the proposal to both chambers today.
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House
Senate
Hampton County
General Assembly
James Waddell
Beaufort
Students Hurl Bricks At Police In China
Beijing University students attacked security forces with bricks and bottles as hundreds rallied in the boldest anti government protest since troops crushed the pro democracy movement a year earlier. Tiananmen Square remained sealed by paramilitary police while reporters were roughed up and detained.
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Beijing University
Tiananmen Square
Tiananmen
China
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