Army bugler quits taps after 10 thousand funerals
Army Staff Sgt. Duane Finch says he will never play taps again after a 20 year career at Fort Bliss. He laments those funerals with no mourners and notes the toll of daily practice and dedication. Finch awaits July 1 retirement on final leave.
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EL Paso
Texas
Army
Duane Finch
Finch
Fort Bliss
Tom Cruise quits 48 mile race after brake fire
Actor Tom Cruise, star of Top Gun, is forced out of a Bryar Motorsports Park amateur race about halfway due to a brake fire. The 25 year old walked away uninjured with Mimi Rogers by his side as promoters noted his aim for a national racing license. Paul Newman aided Cruise with sponsorship and racing introduction. About 50 teenage girls watched the event.
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Loudon
N.H
Tom Cruise
Cruise
Bryar
Paul Newman
Newman
Mimi Rogers
Weather Outlook Sunshine with Warm High Near Ninety
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies tomorrow with a high around 90 degrees. Tonight will be fair with a low near 60 degrees. Details appear on Page 5A.
Local Obituaries List Ten Named Individuals
The death notices include Gladys W Banks Carrie R Edwards Leonard G Frick Johnnie E Gregory Pearle W Griffith Sidney Lee Johnson rabel Patterson Tishira Sims Eddie W Thompson Benjamin Turner Agnes K Vinson and others from Burnettown Saluda Leesville North Augusta Hephzibah Johnston Union Augusta Eastover and Aiken jurisdictions. Their passing is recorded in regional papers.
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Gladys W. Banks
Burnettown
Carrie R. Edwards
Saluda
Leonard G. Frick
Leesville
Johnnie E. Gregory
North Augusta
Pearle W. Griffith
Sidney Lee Johnson
Hephzibah
Garabel Patterson
Aiken
Tishira Sims
Johnston
Eddie W. Thompson
Union
Benjamin Turner
Augusta
Agnes K. Vinson
Eastover
Saragosa Tornado Victims to Bury 29 as Relief Efforts Expand
In Saragosa Texas survivors cope after a tornado destroyed the 76 year old farming town. About 500 attended an outdoor Mass as 29 dead include six children. Red Cross and church officials mobilize a disaster relief center and aid from Canada.
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Saragosa
Texas
Ron Coleman
D-El Paso
Ralph Barranger
Christ the King Church
Frank Ramirez
Balmorhea
Dan Wagener
American Red Cross
Balmorehea
Canada
Raymond Pena
el Paso
Wagener
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Pena
Odds rise for killer hurricane forecast in 1987 season
Coral Gables Florida AP reports forecasters warn of possible killer storms in the 1987 Atlantic season starting June 1. Insurance officials fear a repeat of deadly events like 1928 Palm Beach and 1969 Camille while experts note only six storms formed in 1986.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Palm Beach
Mississippi
Louisiana
Gil Clark
National Hurricane Center
Bonnie
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Charley
Andrew
First East and West Coast Hurricane Names Revealed
NOAA lists this year’s hurricane names for both coasts. East Coast begins with Arlene and includes thirty names. West Coast opens with Adrian and includes a parallel set.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
United States
Arlene
Adrian
Pacific
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
East
Bret
Cindy
Dennis
Emily
Floyd
Gert
Harvey
Irene
Jose
Katrine
Lenny
Maria
Nate
Ophelia
Philippe
Rita
Stan
Tammy
Vince
Wilma
Beatriz
Calvin
Dora
Eugene
Fernanda
Greg
Hilary
Irwin
Jova
Knut
Lidia
Max
Norma
Otis
Pilar
Ramon
Selma
Todd
Veronica
Wiley
Nation Honors Military Dead and Bicentennial Celebrations
Memorial Day honors the nation’s military dead as the Constitution marks its 200th anniversary and the Golden Gate Bridge is celebrated. The weekend saw mass outdoor activity including the Indianapolis 500 won by Al Unser Sr. for the fourth time. Vice President Bush to deliver the keynote in Philadelphia for a 16 week bicentennial commemoration of the Constitutional Convention.
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Mario Andretti
Roberto Guerrero
al Unser
Karen
Golden Gate Bridge
al Unser Sr
George Bush
Philadelphia
Bush
Mnger
Warren Bury
Health Care Workers Study AIDS Danger in South Carolina
South Carolina hospitals face employee refusals to treat AIDS patients as cases rise to 132 since 1983 with 79 deaths. Richland Memorial Hospital officials call resignations “unusual” while noting strict infection control, education, and patient care obligations.
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South Carolina
Richland Memorial Hospital
Columbia
Kester Freeman
Richland Memorial
Department of Health and Environmental Control
American Hospital Association
Federal Center For Disease Control
Len Beasley
Charleston Memori
DHEC
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