Lebanon Frees Last Hostages After Split Capture
The final two Western hostages in Lebanon, German relief workers Heinrich ig and mas Kemptner, were handed to a joint Syrian Lebanese security committee at 12 20 p m. The German envoys Schmidbauer and Picco were to receive them at the Beirut presidential residence later. The men had endured 1127 days in captivity, and journalists could not independently verify the Syrian report.
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Notorious child support offender jailed in Aiken County
Leonard Wallace George, a top ten SC child support offender, was captured by Georgia authorities on June 11, his birthday, on a bench warrant. He owed $40,000 in payments for two children since October 1984, had changed names, and used a new Social Security number. He was returned to Aiken County and detained, with arraignment expected this week. The case highlights the state’s 10 Most Wanted for nonpayment and ongoing efforts to pursue such offenders.
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Morgan Charged With Teen's Slaying In Aiken
Aiken County authorities charged 27-year-old Dennis Morgan with the murder of 17-year-old Ryan Donavan Gallagher after a Nicholson Village shooting outside the city limits. A 14-year-old was charged with involuntary manslaughter as investigators tie Morgan to two gunshots. Bond set for illegal weapon and delinquency charges, murder bond pending. Gallagher buried Saturday. investigation ongoing.
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Classifieds and Comics Note Short Entry
Brief excerpt from a newspaper page showing classifieds and comic feature labels. Mentions Cryptquote Dear Abby Erma Bombeck in a reader page header and panel cues. No readable events, prices, or names beyond those headings.
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Call to share tips on news ideas at local desk
Readers are invited to contact the newsroom at 648-2311 with news tips and story ideas for possible coverage. The notice emphasizes accessibility and readiness to receive information from the public.
Aiken Club Wins National Award For Aiding Children
The Aiken Junior Women's Club received the nation’s top honor from the General Federation of Women's Clubs and Chevron Corp for its Community Improvement Project. Focusing on abused and neglected children in Aiken County, the group highlighted The Children's Place as the program's center for two years of work and community outreach.
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Pain From County Budget Wins State Extension
Aiken County Council approves a 21.3 million dollar Fiscal 1995 budget and gains a one year extension from the State Tax Commission on property tax reassessments. The delay avoids immediate reassessment impacts but risks penalties if not completed by the new deadline.
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Economic Future Among Hidden Items In Agenda
Washington reports that Boris Yeltsin and George Bush seek an arms control pact at their first full summits while ironing out stubborn issues. They aim to resolve a 4.24 billion aid package and obtain data on prisoners of war held in the Soviet Union since World War II. Yeltsin confirms archives show some Vietnam era POWs were transferred to the Soviet Union.
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Quayle botches potato spelling at New Jersey event
Vice President Dan Quayle puzzled elementary students at a Rivera Elementary School spelling bee in Trenton by misspelling potato while correctly spelling president. A boy later added an e to potato, prompting Quayle’s praise as reporters noted the hand written flash card error.
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