Lisbon Earthquake of 1755 Devastates City and Aftershocks
On this day in 1755 Lisbon faced a catastrophic earthquake followed by powerful aftershocks killing an estimated 50,000 people and destroying much of the city. The disaster reshaped European philosophy and policy on natural calamities.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Infant Found Dead In Hospital Under Mystery Homicide Probe
Eight month old Nigel Bostic died at Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx with a breathing tube pulled and heart monitor off. Detectives lean toward homicide as his mother Theresa Bostic sobs that someone did this. | In Tel Aviv a Jewish man is stabbed repeatedly by an Arab in Rishon Lezion amid a wave of revenge attacks following the Temple Mount killings. The victim is in satisfactory condition. Defense Minister Moshe Arens closes parts of the West Bank and Gaza for four days. | CBS founder William S. Paley leaves most of his 500 million estate to his children and a foundation, with shares and art to the foundation and lifetime incomes to heirs. He died Oct. 26 at 89.
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New York
Theresa Bostic
Nigel Bostic
Nigel
Montefiore Hospital
Bronx
Brian K. Regan
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Temple Mount
Rishon Lezion
Eli Maimon
Arens
Moshe Arens
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Israel
Paley
CBS
William S. Paley
Bahamas
Southampton
N.Y
Gantt Warns Voters as Helms Ads Draw Fire
Democratic Senate hopeful Harvey Gantt urged North Carolina voters to focus on real issues amid Helms campaign ads accusing him of supporting wage-boosting civil rights laws. Gantt blamed the negative advertising for distracting from the campaign about the 1990 Civil Rights Act. Meanwhile at a Hong Kong detention center violence erupted as masked boat people clashed with security, injuring 16 including three officers after a weapon sweep following a Haiphong arrivals dispute.
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Raleigh
Senate
Harvey Gantt
Jesse Helms
Gantt
Wanial Anatac
North Carolina
Charlotte
Helms
Helms Gantt
Bush
Hong Kong
Whitehead
Haiphong
Vietnam
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
The Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions and ads, office hours, and mailing address. It notes subscription rates for Home Delivery and Mail, plus ISSN and publisher details with postal information.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Bakker Won't Return In PTL Suit. Dortch Testifies Expected
Plaintiffs in a 757 million class action against Jim Bakker drop motion to force his return to Charlotte. Bakker, 90, appeals convictions for mail and wire fraud. Dortch, serving 30 months for related charges, is set to testify in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Jim Bakker
PTL Ministry
Bakker
Religious Empire
Richard Dortch
PTL Lifetime Partners
PTL
Bakker Bakker
Minnesota
Wendell Bird
U.S
James McMillan
Erd
David Taggart
Taggart
Alabama
Bird
Gene Carr
McMillan
Dortch
Florida
Carr
Demonstrators Clash With Christian Crusade in San Francisco
A two hour confrontation at the Civic Center Auditorium pitched against a Christian crusade drew about 1 000 protesters. Police guarded the scene as demonstrators waved signs and chanted while crusade participants were searched. The march ended in the Castro District amid Halloween events with tear gas reportedly used by motorcyclists. a youth suffered a head cut.
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San Francisco
Civic Center Auditorium
California
Castro
Joe van Es-Ballesteros
No Taxes Paid In 1988 By 472 Rich
IRS data show 472 high earners with averages near 447000 filed 1988 returns showing no federal income tax. The report notes 557,848 returns with 200000 or more income, 273 capital gains makers averaging 384000, and 3396 high earners hit by the alternative minimum tax.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Congress
Bank Exec Named As Potential Highway Director Replacement
Columbia banking executive Robert V. Royall Jr. tops the list as potential executive director of the highway department. Chairman Charles Dalton released the name to counter rumors and Royall voiced concerns over a large pay cut and recent negative publicity. No offer had been made and action awaits the November 15 commission meeting.
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Bank Exec
Columbia — Banking
Robert V. Royall Jr
State Highway Department
Highway Commission
Royall
Highway Department
C&s Corp
Dalton
Abortion Not A Major Campaign Issue In South Carolina Race
South Carolina candidates largely avoid abortion as a dominant campaign topic. Democratic nominee Theo Mitchell runs radio ads on abortion rights, while Gov. Carroll Campbell and rivals Henry McMaster and Nick Theodore treat it as a secondary concern. Campaign staff say voters show little urgency on the issue.
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Columbia
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Theo Mitchell
Mitchell
Carroll Campbell
Nick Theodore
Henry McMaster
Theodore
Det Bowers
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