Diana Expecting Baby as Charles Celebrates Birthday
The 20 year old Princess Diana, wife of Prince Charles, is pregnant and due next June. The palace confirmed the news after informing the queen. Diana is in excellent health and plans public engagements if possible. The baby will be second in line to the throne after Charles.
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Tax Relief On The Way
The Internal Revenue Service will allow extra withholding allowances starting Jan. 1 reflecting two provisions of August tax cuts. About 65 million Americans with working spouses or IRA contributions may see relief as withholding is adjusted for moving expenses income averaging and certain business losses.
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Rubik's Cube Haunts Boy in Nightmares
Christian Hartley a 12 year old boy reports nightmares about a giant Rubik's cube pursuing him. His mother Joann comforts him with tea and asks for details after the third nightmare in which he says the cube is after him.
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Highway Agency Demands Removal of Junked Vehicles on U.S. 1 Corridor
The South Carolina Highway Department orders 8B & W Wrecking Co. to remove junked cars and trucks from the U.S. 1 right of way between Aiken and Augusta. The firm has moved some vehicles but keeps wheelless wreckage and running-for-sale cars. Officials say failure to comply could trigger legal action as the highway department seeks to keep the roadway clear and reduce hazard.
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Hollings pushes Senate on permanent nuclear waste site
Senate acts under pressure from Sen Ernest Hollings to require immediate plans for a permanent disposal facility for defense related high level nuclear waste. Rep Butler Derrick warns of growing AFR storage support and interim disposal as South Carolina eyed for potential site. Savannah River Plant near Aiken holds about 22 million gallons of high level waste.
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