Robbers filmed beating victims in City Under Siege style
Prosecutors press armed robbery charges against five men after a six minute grainy videotape shows the group surrounding victims, one knocking one unconscious, another rifling pockets, and a man urinating on a victim. The tape allegedly recorded October 28 1989 and surfaced via a private citizen. All five defendants are jailed with a March/April 26 hearing in DC Superior Court planned.
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Washington (Ap
Washington Post
District of Columbia Superior Court
Deaths in Barnwell Barwell Aiken Williston area
Obituary notices list Susie Altman Jerry Hunter Jacqueline Legate and Leslie Ussery. Readers are asked to see Page BA for detailed funeral and service information across Barnwell Barwell Aiken Williston communities.
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Susie Altman
Barnwell
Jerry Hunter
Barwell
Jacqueline Legate
Aiken
Leslie Ussery
Williston
Detal
Bush pushes tough U.N. plan for Gulf truce
The Bush administration backs a hard United Nations draft to end the Persian Gulf War. It calls for a ban on arms sales to Iraq and diverting a sea revenue share to Kuwait damage payments. Officials say force would not be used unless Saddam objected, making the outcome potentially moot.
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Washington
United Nations
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Bush
Security Council
Kuwait
State Department
Saddam
Margaret D. Tutwiler
Fire damages U.S. Embassy in Moscow forcing evacuation
A massive blaze engulfed most of the U S Embassy in Moscow forcing over 400 diplomats and staff to flee the 10 story building. One Marine guard was treated for smoke inhalation and Soviet firefighters suffered respiratory problems. No other injuries reported.
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Moscow
U.S
James Bullock
Radford Finds Value in Home After Saudi Service
Aiken City Councilman and Army Reserve captain Eric M. Radford returns from two months in Saudi Arabia. He led transportation for a 3200 bed hospital unit at Eskan and Riyadh and says the war could have been worse without U S readiness while he resumes Graniteville work and family life.
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Augusta
Saudi Arabia
Aiken
Eric M. Radford
Fort Gordon
U.S. Army Reserve
Se2nd Field
Radford
Graniteville Company
Saudi Arabi
Eskan
Riyadh
King Fahad Hospital
United States
The
Gulf
Allendale Guard Likely Returning Home Friday
The 265th Quartermaster Detachment of Allendale may return Friday after a later plan. The water purification unit was first SC National Guard unit sent to the Persian Gulf for Desert Storm on Sept. 14, 1990. Sgt. Joe Topper says the unit should land at Pope AFB at 10 45 a.m. and be ferried to Fort Stewart before home.
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Allendale
S.C. National Guard
Persian Gulf
Joe Topper
Pope Air Force Base
N.C
Fort Stewart
Sgt
Topper
Dale
Transportation challenge with buses and a breakdown
Councilman Radford notes coordinating transport for a unit of over 350 people using one to four buses is difficult as one bus breaks down unexpectedly. He references page 6A for more details.
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Radford Sai
Ebasco to Locate Permanent Offices at Savannah River Site Campus
Ebasco Services plans permanent offices on the Savannah River Research campus adjoining the 1600 acre research park east of New Ellenton. In a letter to Carl Cliche the company said it would base core engineering work near the nuclear site to support design work on production reactor concepts and heavy water reactor projects under a multi million dollar SRS contract.
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Ebasco Services
Savannah River
Savannah River Research
Westinghouse Savannah River Company
Aiken County
Servin
Central
Savannah River Regional Research Authority
New Ellenton
Cedar Creek Properties Inc
Cedar Creek
Carl Cliche
Research Authority
Ebasco
CH. Fox Jr
Nuclear Installa
U.S
Fox
Westgate Center
Augusta
Kalmia Plaza
Aiken
Sulky Races Hint At Bigger Days For Young Horses
Wood, trainer of six 2 and 3-year-old standardbreds, eyes future stars as 42 horses race at Aiken Mile Track on Banks Mill Road. Event starts 1 p.m. gates open 10 a.m. Admission five dollars adults two dollars children under six free. Parking fee one dollar. Front row packages with four adult tickets cost fifty dollars. second row thirty five dollars. Tickets available at local chamber and drug stores.
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Aiken
Banks Mill Road
Chamber of Commerce
Laurens St
Aiken Drug Co
Woodruff Drug Store
Whiskey R
Railsde
Wood
Ginny Southworth
Ben Wood
R.J. Key Stable
Aiken Mile
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