Dick Clark exits American Bandstand after 33 years
Dick Clark will leave American Bandstand after 33 years as host. David Hirsch will take over when the show moves to USA Network on April 8, with Hirsch coming from USA’s Camp Midnight and Philadelphia origins noted. Clark began hosting in 1956 and the program debuted on ABC in 1967.
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Dick Clark
Madonna
USA Network
David Hirsch
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David
Hirsch
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Dick Dark Productions
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USA
Wfil-Tv
Philadelphia
Bob Horn
Lee Stewart
ABC
Weather outlook with rain chances near fifty percent
Cloudy skies forecast with an 80 percent chance of rain or thundershowers tonight and Thursday. Lows in the low 40s, highs Thursday in the low 50s. Details on Page 10A.
Deaths list for Thomas DuBose to Robert E. Shealy
Obituary notice listing Thomas DuBose Freddie H Huffman Lillian Rodgers and Robert E Shealy with details to follow on Page 10A confirming their deaths and locations in Bath Augusta North Augusta.
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Thomas DuBose
Bath
Freddie H. Huffman
Augusta
Lillian R. Rodgers
North Augusta
Robert E. Shealy
Durable Goods Orders Decline in February Across Sectors
The Commerce Department reported a 3.6 percent February drop in durable goods orders to $123.7 billion, the steepest in seven months, driven by declines in transportation equipment and autos. Excluding defense, capital goods also fell 8.9 percent, signaling broader demand cooling.
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Commerce Department
Conthty
Nation's Egg Prices Reach Five Year High
Winter storms killed millions of chickens across three states pushing nationwide egg prices to five year highs ahead of Easter. Industry officials estimate brood hen losses at 15 to 20 million across Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas worth about 55 million. Prices in New York rose to 98 cents a dozen for Grade A large white eggs from 90 to 92 cents.
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Ken Klippen
United Egg Producers
Atlanta
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Klippen
New York
Jack Ross
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Lippen
Ross
Pennsylvania
Ruling On Drug Tests Sparks National Debate
Supreme Court upholds blood and urine tests for railroad workers involved in accidents in a 7-2 decision and sides with broader testing in other cases. Bush administration officials hail a step toward a drug free workplace while civil libertarians fear privacy erosion and unions split on impact.
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Supreme Court
Dick Thornburgh
High Court
Thornburgh
Edmonds Nominated for Magistrate in North Augusta Belvedere
South Carolina Highway Patrol officer Rodger Edmonds of Belvedere was nominated for the vacant North Augusta Belvedere magistrate post. Sen. Thomas L. Moore said Edmonds will be sent to Gov. Carroll A. Campbell Jr for appointment, with Senate approval needed. If appointed, he will replace Ramon Baynham, who died last month, in a $26 000 salary full-time position. Edmonds has 19 years on the patrol and is a Belvedere native living on 630 Hampton Circle. The screening committee chose Edmonds from 24 credentials. 32 applied, eight withdrew or failed to complete.
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Belvedere
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Augusta-Belvedere
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Tommy) Moore
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Edmonds
Carroll A. Campbell Jr
Senate
Ramon Baynham
Baynham
Waseen
Highway Patrol
Hampton Circle
Sen. Moore
Samonds
Edmonas
Agmy
Randy Cooper
Norma Pate
Nathaniel Irvin
William A. McGinnis
Diane Sharpe
B.E. Nichols
Cemetery ban lifted by council relaunches graves relocation effort
The council voted 3 to 2 to allow Brian S. Coates to resume relocating graves under County Council guidelines from May 1988, lifting January's stop work order. Opponents vow to seek court action, including a possible class action and injunction, as council members split along districts with abstentions and absences noted.
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Brian S. Coates
J. Allen Brodie
Eugene A. Duckett
William E
Eddie) Butler
Willar H. Hightower Jr
Rosenary B. English
Kathy D. Rawls
Carrol A. Warner
LaVana McKenzie
Medwell
Roberson
Tne Group
Sutler
Robert M. Bell
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