Settlement Reached Over Disney Sex Scene Video
Two children aged 6 and 7 who watched explicit sex scenes on a rented Silly Symphonies video will share a 9500 settlement. The deal, approved by Judge Fred Rimerman, ends a potential suit against Wherehouse Records and Walt Disney Productions.
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Fred Rimerman
Jerry L. Webb
Wherehouse Records
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Seat Belt Law Still May Pass
Massachusetts voters repealed a 10 month old seat belt law by 54 to 46 percent while Nebraska rejected a 14 month old statute by under 1000 votes. Charles Spilman of Traffic Safety Now said the results reflect a broader public support for belt use laws and forecasts more states adopting such measures.
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Freeze Warning prompts plant protection and pipe care
A hard freeze warning is issued for tonight with a low in the mid 20s. Tomorrow, the weather turns partly sunny with a high in the mid 40s. Details appear on Page 13A.
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Deaths of Lina Lanier Langley Steinberg and Joseph Witherspoon
Notices list Lina B Lanier Langley Sol Steinberg of LaGrange Georgia and Joseph T Witherspoon of Sumter among deaths. Details appear on Page 12A.
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Langley Sol Steinberg
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Sumter
Winter Storms Send Freezing Temps Across Nation
Arctic winds push record lows from Montana to Missouri as the cold front marches southeast. Freeze warnings cover Arkansas to Tennessee and New York City area lows dip into the teens with more than 20 deaths reported.
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Supreme Court Tackles Preferential Treatment in Promotions
The Supreme Court hears cases from California and Alabama on affirmative action in promotions. Solicitor General Charles Fried argues against a one for one race based promotion plan as excess punishment to white troopers. The Santa Clara County case involves a woman promoted over a more qualified man to dispatcher.
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Hrubala Resigns as Aiken OCF Plant Manager
Robert A Hrubala resigns as Owens Corning Fiberglas Aiken plant manager effective Nov 15 after 25 years with the firm He will pursue private ventures and says the decision is his own Dean Keaton will replace him as plant manager Keaton comes from OCF Huntington Pa and earlier worked with Hrubala in Aiken The recapitalization was approved Nov 5 amid a Wickes hostile takeover attempt and Jackson Tenn plant closure considerations.
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Study Shows EIA Working in South Carolina Education
The second annual Education Improvement Act study reports rising achievement test scores and lower dropout rates in South Carolina while public confidence remains low. Early grades exceed 80 percent meeting reading and math standards, but eighth grade math lags at 60 percent. gaps persist between poor and wealthier students and older students lag behind younger peers.
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South Carolina
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Department of Education
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