Killer Bees Expected In South Carolina Within 10 Years
Clemson experts say Africanized killer bees could reach South Carolina in five to ten years following a similar spread pattern to fire ants. Tropical by nature, they may cross winters limiting their advance, with swarms hitchhiking on transport means.
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Five Men Convicted In Taped Robberies
A District of Columbia Superior Court jury convicted five men after viewing a graphic videotape of the armed robbery and assault that occurred on October 28, 1989. The defendants faced charges including armed robbery conspiracy and weapons violations with potential life sentences. An unidentified juror commented that the verdict aimed to deter similar street violence in Washington.
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Deaths in Various Cities Ledger Style
Death notices list Hicky Lee Gleaton of springnera Henry G Harley Augusta Lucille Hilbert of Bronx wired Lamback West Palm Beach Fra ing James Manuel of Pittsburgh Rose Mikulic Thomson Jesse Moore Edgefield Lugenia Williams Hempstead. Page 3B has full details.
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Wholesale prices rise 0.6 percent in May signals inflation pressure
The Labor Department reports a 0.6 percent May rise in the Producer Price Index, led by energy and tobacco, the largest gain in seven months. First time unemployment claims fell to 401,000 for the week ending June 1, the fourth consecutive weekly drop, suggesting layoffs may be easing. Analysts say the reports bolster the view that the recession will be short and the economy could resume growth.
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Swimming Motto Safety First by Roddie Barris
The Red Cross warns open neglect of water safety leads to drownings across ponds pools beaches and farm water sites. Overestimation of ability and reliance on inflatables can be fatal. readers are urged to stay vigilant and follow safety practices.
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Hostages Press Congress Probe Into 1980 Release Delay
Eight Americans held in the U S Embassy in Iran urge Congress to investigate alleged delays to their release until after the 1980 election. They cite claims of Reagan campaign offers to Iran and call for a thorough inquiry into potential conspiracy and crime.
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Derrick Derrick Pushes Savannah River Site as NPR Hub
Rep Butler Derrick of South Carolina urges Savannah River Site be selected as the NPR facility and center of a consolidated nuclear weapons complex amid a DOE public hearing on a multi site weapons plan. He cites available land and strong emergency systems with no known environmental barriers.
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NPR Appropriation Increased By Panel
Washington Senate Commerce panel backs 483 million appropriation for new production reactors in 1992 budget. Hollings notes the increase over prior year and a 17 million cut mainly affecting Washington state planning, with Savannah River Site spared. A single reactor technology and site are to be selected later this year in a Department process.
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Elvis alive? Experts rehearse death farce in Arizona course
The Mohave Community College summer class drew ten Elvis fans from as far as Georgia to hear experts claim Elvis Presley did not die on August 16, 1977, suggesting he signed his death certificate and entered Witness Protection. They propose sightings persist as a national pastime despite lawmen skepticism.
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Elvis Faked His Death Claims Attract The Experts
California examiners and a Canadian adviser presented FBI files and death certificates to argue Elvis Presley was secretly placed in the Federal Witness Protection Program after entanglement with international con men called The Fraternity. Dionne, a Canadian political adviser, says pages of edited FBI files support the tale.
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