11-Year-Old Pilot Aims For World Flight Stop in Iceland
An 11-year-old American, Tony Altenogena, arrived in Reykjavik with his father to pause for fishing before continuing toward Norway. The San Juan Capistrano lad pilots a Cessna 210 with his father, joined by a family escort and Soviet pen pal, amid Iceland's 45th independence anniversary festivities.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Norway
Tony Altengena
San Juan Capistrano
California
Denmark
Tony
Gary Altengena
Susan Aliengena
Alaina
Roman Tcheremnykh
Car crashes into living room wall in Reedley
In Reedley California a 1973 Mercury Cougar plowed through a home tearing a refrigerator door and sending clothes onto the hood. Rick Rapada and his 12 year old daughter were uninjured while the driver Jennifer Suniga 27 pregnant was treated for observation after the crash.
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Reedley
Calif
Rick Rapada
Rapada
Michelle
Jennifer Suniga
Suniga
Weather outlook with showers and storms forecast
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the mid 80s and lows in the upper 60s. Monday projects partly cloudy skies with rain and highs in the upper 80s and lows near 70. Details on page 9A.
Obituaries of Melvin F. Brown Martha Burdette Sarah Danning and others
Notices list deaths of Melvin F. Brown of Batesburg Martha Burdette of North Augusta Sarah M. Danning of Aiken Edna F. Humes of Aiken and Clara Lowe of Bath with brief burial details.
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Melvin F. Brown
Batesburg
Martha Burdette
North Augusta
Sarah M. Danning
Aiken
Edna F. Humes
Clara Lowe
Bath
Dozens Honor Krepps On Father's Day
John A Krepps and his wife Theresa celebrate Father's Day with Megan their adopted daughter and two foster girls in their Graniteville home. The Krepps have fostered up to nine children in three years while emphasizing love stability and care over adoption.
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John
Theresa Krepps
Krepps
Graniteville
John A. Krepps
Theresa
Megan
Ing
Navy
Gas Supplies Tightens Could Lift Summer Gas Prices
Analysts say gasoline supplies look tight this summer and price increases may follow as driving increases. A potential drop exists if refineries avoid outages, but a breakdown could trigger shortages without a widespread shortage.
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Washington
John Lichtblau
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
New York
Storm Ravages Aiken Area Power Lines and Homes
A Friday storm cut power to as many as 5 000 Aiken Electric Cooperative customers and 5 000 South Carolina Electric and Gas Company customers. High winds toppled trees and limbs across New Ellenton Windsor Williston Aiken State Park area and more. Three substations faced issues and 20 workers cleared debris delaying full restoration into Saturday. No injuries reported though Jackson saw roof and mobile home damage.
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Aiken Electric Cooperative Inc
New Ellenton
Windsor
Williston
Aiken State Park
Wagoner
Monetta
Neeses Lake
Springfield
Harriett Skinner
Jackson
IGA Family
Kenneth Hammer Jr
Kenneth Hammer
Carl H. Hendrix
Cooper Drive
Oak Hill
Clovis E. Summer
Griffin Drive
Laura
Ryan
Summers
Summer
Hendrix
House Panel and DOE Clash Over Plutonium Refinery
A House Armed Services special panel urged delaying construction of the Idaho plutonium refinery next year and cut 75 million from the 1990 budget. DOE insists the project remains vital for weapon-grade plutonium supply, with site work due this month at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory.
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DOE
Washington
Energy Department
Idaho
House
Kathy Kaliniak
Department
Armed Services Committee
Moscow
Rep
John
Spratt
D-S.c
Chuck Fant
Federal
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
Idaho Falls
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