Falcons Lose Battle To Bears
The Falcons fall to the Bears in a tight matchup on Friday at home. Key plays shift momentum late in the fourth, with Bears edging ahead to secure the win.
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Falcons
Bears
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1990
Page
1
A Quick Read Salon Offers Makeover Plus Dating
In Woodland Hills the Personne Complex blends beauty services with a dating network. Owner Daryl Rapoza notes the aim is happiness beyond appearance. The salon hosts a health bar and gym, while a Mac creates matches for a dating service run by a growing staff of 35 including a psychic and hypnotherapist.
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Woodland Hills
Calif
Personne Complex
Daryl Rapoza
Personne
Pencils Save Boat From Sinking
Richard Elkin found two holes in his 30 foot fiberglass yacht after his brother Steven drilled into the bottom while installing a battery tray. Water burst through each hole as he joked about using pencils to plug the leaks and save the vessel.
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San Francisco
Richard Elkin
Elkin
Steven
Richard
Local Obituaries for Several Residents Listed
Death notices list Sarah H. Chavis Neeses Mattie Walker Corley Clearwater Nettie B. Davis Wagener Alma Williams Higgs North Augusta Tyra Towns Hutto North Augusta Bessie Middleton North Augusta Andrew Rowe Wagener John Scott Jr. Augusta Al Sutton Augusta Robert R Ponting Aiken Barbara Posey Thompson Danville Va M C Valentine Aiken See Page 12A for details
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Sarah H. Chavis
Neeses
Mattie Walker Corley
Clearwater
Nettie B. Davis
Wagener
Alma Williams Higgs
North Augusta
Tyra Towns Hutto
Bessie Middleton
Andrew Rowe
John Scott Jr
Augusta
al Sutton
Robert R. Ponting
Aiken
Barbara Posey Thompson
Danville
M.C. Valentine
Iraq sets conditions for proposed Arab summit
Iraq says it may attend an Arab summit to ease Gulf tensions only if the meeting also addresses the Arab Israeli dispute. Saddam Hussein’s regime seeks advance agenda consultation, attendance, and inclusion of broader Middle East issues, while limiting topics. The PLO supports King Hassan’s emergency call as Iraq links a Gulf solution to the Palestinian question.
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Iraq
Persian Gulf
Hassan
Morocco
Revolutionary Command Council
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Saddam
Middle East
Tunis
Palestine Liberation Organization
T and J Farms Wins Polo Tournament at Whitney Field
T and J Farms captured the polo tournament crown at Whitney Field on Sunday. Round details and final score were reported on page 5A.
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T&j Farms
Whitney Field
Boom Times for Repo Men in Recession
In recession hit New England banks hold bad loans and need repossession. Repo men reclaim cars boats and other items while auctioneers sell foreclosed houses and equipment. Despite movies, real repossessions avoid violence and emphasize lawful handling of assets.
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Boston
Wall Street
Evan Gabriel
Canton
New England
Ron Bethel
Mendon
Jack Barnes
National Finance Adjusters
GAO urges easier voting to raise turnout worldwide
A GAO report says blaming voter alienation for low turnout is wrong and urges easier procedures. Proposals include registration deadlines near Election Day, toll free absentee ballot requests, and mail voting while noting 26 states and DC raised participation but national turnout was 36.4 percent. The US ranked 20th among democracies. trust in government varies by country.
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Washington
United States
General Accounting Office
Congress
GAO
Curtis Gans
District of Columbia
Switzerland
Italy
Austria
Belgium
Injury reshapes Proctor life after 1977 accident
Carlene Proctor of Columbia became a quadriplegic after a 1977 car crash near her home. She moved to Aiken Nursing Home seeking independence and now lives there while studying sociology at USC Aiken. She hopes to work with youth and speaks to them about adapting to life changes.
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Carlene Proctor
Ms. Proctor
Columbia
Aiken Nursing Home
Aiken
Azilee Brantley
Carlton Brantley
Aiken High School
USC Aiken
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