Bank Robbery Charge Ties to Taxi Fare Case
FBI charges Carol Ray Shockley 55 of Inman with bank robbery for stealing 4000 dollars from American Federal Bank in Greer. Police say a taxi passenger who refused to pay fare matched the robbery suspect and was arrested after a cab driver reported the description. Nancy Reagan previews memoirs My Turn detailing private life and public duties at Library of Congress event in Washington.
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Partly Cloudy Forecast With Thunderstorms Tonight
Partly cloudy skies are forecast to night with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms. Lows will be in the upper 60s. Tomorrow partly cloudy skies are forecast with a 60 percent chance of thunderstorms. The highs will be in the upper 80s.
Obituaries list for multiple individuals across South Carolina towns
Death notices for Oscar L. Bethune Langley Donald Ray Farley Augusta Laura Holcomb Aiken William S. Martin Aiken Laura Ann Miller Belvedere Vada C. Mitchell Bath Theodore F. Murrah Las Vegas Gregory W. Yeargain Belvedere. Full details available on Page 6A.
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Oscar L. Bethune
Langley
Donald Ray Farley
Augusta
Laura Holcomb
Aiken
William S. Martin
Laura Ann Miller
Belvedere
Vada C. Mitchell
Bath
Theodore F. Murrah
Las Vegas
Gregory W. Yeargain
Iran Mourners Die In Stampede At Khomeini's Body
Eight people died and at least 500 were injured as millions mourners surged into a Tehran square where Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini lay. State media said crowds fainted and heat rose to 100 degrees as his bier lay in a glass case at Mosalla mosque.
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President Bush condemns Chinese crackdown on Tiananmen
President Bush denounced the weekend crackdown on pro democracy demonstrators in China as violent and deplorable He ordered an immediate suspension of U S military sales and weapons exports to China He urged authorities to refrain from further violence and return to restraint
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Bush signals cautious stance after China tensions
President Bush announces a pause in high level U S military contacts with China following violence against Chinese nationals. He rejects condoning attacks while stressing he does not want a total break in ties and notes the ambassador's monitoring role and U S interests in Bejing.
Legislator Doubts Relief From Insurance Reform
Aiken County legislators doubt immediate savings for average car owners from the 1989 insurance reform. They warn rate increases by insurers could erase any gains, while noting benefits may take months to appear, especially for good drivers. The session also addressed the budget and local option tax bill, with action expected after June 19 to vetoes.
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Moore
Aiken County
General Assembly
Charles R. Sharpe
R-Wagener
Du Pont Files Suit Over Savannah River Site Severance
Du Pont sues the U S Department of Energy in U S Claims Court seeking 64.4 million dollars for severance pay at the Savannah River Site after withdrawing as operator on April 1. DOE rejected the bill and Du Pont officials warn of further legal action.
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U.S. Department of Energy
Savannah River
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DOE
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Aiken
Peters
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Washington, D.C
Richard E. Heckert
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
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