Cat's name blamed for attack on pet in Michigan
In Fort Gratiot Township Gary Hegler says his shouts of Killer led friends Michael Wood and John Zeros to bash his cat. Wood and Zeros were arraigned on malicious destruction of an animal charges. they posted a $3,000 bond and were released. Hegler, not charged, contends the remark was misheard.
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Port Huron
Mich
Killer
Gary Hegler
Fort Gratiot ‘Township
Michael Wood
John Zeros
Hegler
Spurned Beau Sentenced for Killing Pets in WV
Darrell Wayne Williams, 33, was sentenced to one month in jail after pleading guilty to killing a woman's poodle and two goats with an ax when she refused his advances. He must pay $235 in restitution. The animals were found mutilated on August 2 and belonged to Rosie Maynor, a neighbor of Williams.
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Rosie Maynor
Williams
Deaths listed for several Georgia and South Carolina towns
Ann L Baxter Decatur Ga Sebastian A DeModica North Angus Lois Lanier Granitevile Claude C Morgan Edgefield Alice M Norden New Ellenton details appear on Page BA for the obituary notices in this edition.
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Ann L. Baxter
Decatur
Gay
Sebastian A. DeModica
North Angus
Lois Lanier
Granitevile
Claude C. Morgan
Edgefield
Alice M. Norden
New Ellenton
Dick Tracy Night In Aiken Promotes The Movie
Dick Tracy and Breathless Mahoney will appear in Aiken Thursday night but tickets aren’t sold. Fans must buy a cinema tshirt at Cinema III Theater on Laurens Street to guarantee a seat for the film. Official opening is Friday with a nationwide promotion.
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Ick Tracy
Breathless Mahoney
Aiken
Dickracy
Cinema III
Laurens Street
Dick Tracy
Ms. Glenn
Warren Beatty
Madonna
Breathless
Dick Tracy midnight promo boosts theater shirts sale
Cinema Ili manager Sherri Glenn says Dick Tracy fans can buy black shirts with the logo for a midnight Thursday showing. Shirts must be with you as your ticket. limited editions available only at the theater and until showtime.
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Glenn
Cinema Ili
Ms. Glenn
Dick Tracy
Flag Day Regains Popularity Across the Nation
Flag Day activities revive interest as two 20 by 60 foot flags are to be unfurled in New York City and banners planted in Minnesota. Sales rise after the Supreme Court struck down a federal flag burning ban, spurring talk of a constitutional amendment. In Philadelphia a student reads her winning essay at the What the Flag Means contest. 2 ie American flag unites us all. Also a 1964 World’s Fair site flag display and a flag tour for new American Jewish arrivals are planned in New York Harbor. In Northfield Minnesota realty staff prepare to place 3000 plastic flags for an outreach event.
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New York City
Minnesota
Supreme Court
High Court
Philadelphia
Katie Apperger
Ellis Island
New York Association For
Northfield
Minn
Some Reluctant To Tamper With Bill Of Rights
The House Judiciary subcommittee on constitutional and civil rights, voting 5-3, urged against amending the Bill of Rights to ban flag burning. Representatives Pat Schroeder and Craig James voiced strong views on free speech and symbolic protection as the proposal heads to the Judiciary Committee amid close expected floor action.
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Washington
America
Pat Schroeder
D-Colo
House
Judiciary Subcommittee
Aiken County Primary Turns Into Low Turnout Debacle
The November general election faces possible cancellation due to a disastrous turnout in Aiken County. Only 4,312 voted in the Democratic and Republican primaries, 2,228 Republicans and 2,084 Democrats, about 9.07 percent of 47,887 registered voters. A poll worker lamented voter apathy as comments from Betty Christensen and other officials criticized the process and lack of poll workers.
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Ness
Aiken County
Aiken
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Poland
GOP
Republican Party
Betty Christensen
Wagener
Violence erupts in Bucharest as riots kill and injure
Tens of thousands of workers flooded central Bucharest assaulting party offices and clashing with police in the worst violence since Romania’s December revolution. Health officials report five dead and 277 injured over two days as soldiers and miners clash with demonstrators near government and state targets.
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Bucharest
Romania
Iti
Health Ministry
Nicolae Ceausescu
Radu Dop
Central University
Interior Ministry
Intelligence Service
Revised Task Force Report Submitted To School Board
Members of Task Force 2000 presented the final supplement at a Aiken County Board of Education meeting at South Aiken High School. The group stressed curriculum focus, noting the district uses limited resources well and urging board consideration without political influence.
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Aiken County
Task Force 2000
Heintzman
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