Quick Read Turns Romantic Film Prank Into Wedding
Beth Corey and Kevin O Keefe planned a four minute silent film prank at a Washington Township theater. Three friends dressed as women flirt with O Keefe on screen while he woos Corey with a marriage proposal via subtitles. Corey said yes after a six year relationship and a secretly staged screening.
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Washington Township
N.J
Beth Carey
Kevin O'Keefe
Corey
O’keefe
O'Keefe
Beth
Ms. Corey
Obituary notices listing several deaths across Georgia
Death notices list Stanley R. Beck Hephzibah Ga Lucile Cox Graniteville Hugh W Floyd Graniteville Bernice R Greene Columbia Gyles S Hall Salley Edward Hayward Aiken Vertie M Mackie Lithonia Ga Lori H Morris Aiken Vinnie Ann Stevens Aiken Basil H Weed Belvedere Please see Page 5A for details.
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Stanley R. Beck
Hephzibah
Lucile Cox
Graniteville
Hugh W. Floyd
Bernice R. Greene
Columbia
Gyles S. Hall
Salley
Edward Hayward
Aiken
Vertie M. Mackie
Lithonia
Lori H. Morris
Vinnie Ann Stevens
Basil H. Weed
Belvedere
Westinghouse Receives Excellent Rating at Savannah River Site
Westinghouse Savannah River Co. earned an excellent DOE rating for the second six months of operation at the Savannah River Site. DOE awarded a 7.5 million dollar bonus, 75 percent of the potential 10 million, citing improved performance versus the first period and noting reduced procedural violations and stronger leadership.
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Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
U.S. Department of Energy Today
Savannah River
DOE
SRS
P.W. Kasper
Westinhouses
Gorbachev Sees End of Cold War in San Francisco Visit
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev hailed the Cold War’s end during a five-day U.S. trip. He met crowds in San Francisco and Stanford, urged new alliance concepts, and called for nuke talks to avoid harm while emphasizing change and stability. He reassured executives on Russia’s path and praised global cooperation.
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San Francisco
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
South Korea
U.S
Kremlin
Ezine
le Computer Inc
John
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Sculley
Stanford University
Gorby
Minnesota
Reagan
Liberian crisis widens as rebels close on Monrovia
U.S. ships standby off Monrovia while Lib erian government forces claim control of Robertsfield Airport amid rebel advances. Residents flee and some seek safe passage to Sierra Leone as about 71 Americans evacuate. Doa called for aid from the United States.
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Monrovia
Liberia
Penuns
Robertsfield
Samuel Doe
Doe
United States
America
Sierra Leone
AU S. State Department
U.S
Freetown
Air Guina
Spriggs Payne
Monrov
Supreme Court backs high school religious clubs access
Conservatives and religious groups hail a ruling upholding the Equal Access Act of 1984, allowing noncurricular student prayer clubs in public high schools on the same footing as other groups. Justice O Connor wrote the majority view. Justice Stevens dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jay Sekulow
Atlanta
Sandra Day O'Connor
John Paul Stevens
Congress
Americans Still Grapple With Weight Gap Says Poll
Washington findings show 60 percent of adults overweight since 1983 with little change in exercise levels over seven years. A Prevention magazine report, based on Louis Harris and Associates polling of 1,250 adults, notes 20 minute sweating sessions at least three times weekly remain around 35 percent.
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Washington
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