Two County Cage Teams Still Alive
South Aiken's No 1 ranked Lady Thoroughbreds moved to the second round of the South Carolina high school playoffs Friday night while the Wagener Salley boys team also advanced. Clemson and USC won conference games in overtime, and area baseball opens for the season with previews on page 3B.
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Lady Thoroughbreds
South Carolina
W gener-Salley
Clemson
USC
Tigers
Georgia Tech
Gamecocks
Cincinnati
Belk Stores Celebrate 100th Anniversary This Year
Belk stores mark their century milestone with Page 1C coverage highlighting the 100th anniversary events and community focus. The feature notes company history, regional expansions, and plans tied to the milestone year.
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Belk
Detroit Hospital Lottery Club in Dispute Over Jackpot
Thirteen of the Dietary Lotto Club's 20 members sue to divide a $2.323 million Super Lotto prize equally, while treasurer Norma Brumm claims six members did not pay for tickets. If split among all 20, each would get about $116,872 before taxes. Brumm seeks 14 shares for six members, boosting individual sums. The dispute has strained workplace camaraderie at Cottage Hospital in Grosse Pointe Farms.
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Detroit
Norma Brumm
Brumm
Wayne County
Cottage Hospital
Grosse Pointe Farms
Weather clears to sun as temperatures rise
Weather clearing is expected today with clouds decreasing and sunny weather forecast for tomorrow. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. Details on Page 11A.
Deaths JE Brothers Warrenville and Nearby
Notice lists deaths of Mrs. Joseph Steele Warrenville and Ms. Carrie Williams Wagener in North Augusta area obituaries with details on Page 11A.
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JE. Brothers
North Augusta
Joseph Steele
Warrenville
Carrie Williams
Wagener
D C Republicans Pick Bush In Aiken Primary Turnout Surprises
In Aiken County the GOP primary drew 8 759 voters or 20 percent of the 43 917 registered. George Bush led with 4 518 votes, followed by Robert Dole 1 690 and Pat Robertson 1 558. Kemp Haig and Stassen trailed with single digits.
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Aiken County
Betty Christensen
GOP Election Commission
George Bush
Robert Dole
Pat Robertson
Jack Kemp
Pete du Pont
Alexander Haig
Harold Stassen
Skipper Perry
Bush
Oneal Fallon
Monetta
Jim McKinney
Gloverville 15
Robertson
Republican Party
Aiken
Bush wins South Carolina GOP primary with 37 delegates
Vice President George Bush stormed to a decisive victory in South Carolina, capturing all 37 convention delegates as he seeks momentum for Super Tuesday. Sen. Bob Dole edged Pat Robertson for second while Rep. Jack Kemp trailed, signaling waning Robertson support and boosting Bush's regional lead.
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Columbia
George Bush
South Carolina
Bob Dole
Pat Robertson
Bush
Jack Kemp
Robertson
South
ABC
South Dakota
New Hampshire
Noriega Holds Firm Under Pressure Amid Protests and Banks
Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega appears confident amid international and domestic pressure. Reporters saw a defiant leader at three pro Noriega rallies and he vowed to stay in power. Banks closed as regulators halted operations after central bank cash shortage.
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Panama
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Noriega
Critica
Carlos Gonzalez de la Lastra
Civic Crusade Business-Labor Coalition
Banco Nacional
Reagan
SRP to close 77 waste sites and dig up seven
The Savannah River Plant will shut 77 waste disposal sites to protect groundwater. Seven sites will be excavated for removal of radioactive material, with waste moved to new concrete vaults on site. Project cost estimated at 460 to 950 million dollars. The DOE based the plan on an environmental impact study begun in 1985.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
Dick Jansen
SRP
DOE
Jansen
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