Conservator preserves immigrant marks on Ellis Island walls
A Boston art preservationist, Christy Cunningham Adams, spends years removing plaster to save graffiti by immigrants on Ellis Island walls. She reveals Italian inscriptions by Giuseppe and Achille on a dining hall column and wraps the surface to protect the faded art.
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New York
Ellis Island
Christy Cunningham Adams
Boston
Acangle
Acece
Giuseppe Ot Achille
Plane lands safely after 7 foot fault on United jet over Pacific
An United Airlines Boeing 147 flying from Manila to Tokyo and San Francisco returned to Ninoy Aquino International Airport after a seven foot fault on the right wing. All 357 aboard were unharmed and the crew stated the aircraft remained controllable. The incident follows prior high profile fuselage failures and aging fleet concerns in the U.S. aviation industry.
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Manila
Philippines
United Airlines
Pacific Ocean
Ninoy Aquino International
Tokyo
San Francisco
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
United Boeing
New Zealand
Aloha Airlines
U.S
Age of America
Weather Update With Sunny Skies And Mild Temps
Sunny skies prevail today with temperatures in the 80s. Expect a partly cloudy Monday with continued mild conditions. see Page 4A for full details.
Deaths Zelda Banks Bath Gray Lassiter Peel
Obituary notices list Zelda L Banks Bath Thomas Cole Gray Louise H Lassiter and Marian Peel with location tags Bath Montmorenci Plum Branch North Augusta and reference to page four for details.
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Zelda L. Banks
Bath
Thomas Cole Gray
Montmorenci
Louise H. Lassiter
Plum Branch
Marian Peel
North Augusta
Du Pont to Pay 75 Million in SRP Severance
The Du Pont Co plans to distribute 75 million in severance pay Friday to Savannah River Plant employees as the contractor leaves SRP. DOE refuses reimbursement, setting the stage for a potential court battle over who pays. Actions target 6,500 SRP workers and some temporary staff.
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du Pont Co
Savannah River
SRP
Ises
du Pont
Department of Energy
DOE
Simareia
Westinghouse
Savannah River Co
Albert H
al) Peters
Emeres Coats
Aiken Hunt Meet winner W Burling Cocks leads wins
Trainer W Burling Cocks dominated the 23rd Aiken Hunt Meet at Clark Field on Saturday with three victories from seven entries and two third-place finishes in the steeplechase. Jockey Ricky Hendriks rode Ropes End to a 1:28 turf mile win. Maitenhaapi, ridden by Jeff Teter, won the Coors Gold Cup over the fences. Morewoods and Senator Brady placed in the final races as crowds topped 16 000 per an Aiken Steeplechase Association official.
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Aiken Hunt
Clark Field
James W
W. Burling Cocks
Aiken
Ricky Hendriks
Ropes End
Henrietta Alexander
Montand
Berruti
Augustin Stables
Liz Hendriks
Lewis C. ‘Murdock
Benn Guessford
Jeff Teter
Maitenhaapi
Miles Valentine
Teter
Rokeby Stables
Senator Brady
Hendriks
Morewoods
Jonathan E. Sheppard
Jonathan Smart
Browder Confident Jury Will Clear Him Of Charges
Leonard Browder, owner of Aiken Drug Co. and Woodruff Drug, expects a federal jury to exonerate him and four employees in a 153 count case involving forged prescriptions and Medicaid fraud. He faces arraignment soon and says the charges have harmed his family and staff. co defendants include Marian O Rea and four pharmacists with possible penalties up to five years per count and fines up to 250000 each.
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Leonard Browder
Browder
Aiken Standard
Warrenville
Aiken
Charles Porter
Columbia
Du Pont to end Savannah River Plant ops in weeklong series
Brad Swope and Carl Langley will examine Du Pont's relationship with Aiken County in a weeklong set of articles. Today's stories appear on Pages 6A and 7A.
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du Pont Co
Savannah River
Brad Swope
Carl Langley
du Pont
Aiken County
Pontiff presides Easter vigil at St Peter's Basilica
Thousands light candles as Pope John Paul II opens Easter vigil in Vatican City. He carries a long white candle to the altar under the Baldacchino, delivering a homily on water and baptism after baptizing and confirming 46 individuals from eight countries.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
John Paul II
Jesus Christ
Baldacchino
Gian Mar
Christ
Japan
Orean Peninsula
United States
France
Philippines
Iran
Italy
Curtis Devorn Wilkerson
Oil Spill Nightmare Spreads in Prince William Sound
Millions of gallons of crude spilled after a tanker ran aground darkens a wildlife rich stretch of Prince William Sound. Alaska's environmental chief blasts cleanup as too slow while Coast Guard notes only Reef Island and Bligh Island edges touched by the slick. Commissioner Bennis Kelso calls the event the nightmare feared with oil traffic.
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Valdez
Alaska
U.S
Prince William Sound
Coast Guard
Reef Island
Bligh Island
Bennis Kelso
Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation
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Musorgsky
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