Muggeridge dies at 87 in Sussex nursing home
Malcolm Muggeridge, famed journalist and TV public figure, died at 87 after a stroke. He had a long career as writer, editor, and broadcaster, with ties to the Guardian, Punch, Daily Telegraph, and BBC. He lived in Sussex with his wife Kitty.
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London
Malcolm Muggeridge
Britain
Sussex
Vernor Miles
Muggeridge
British Broadcasting Corp
Kitty
Moscow
Washington
Soviet Union
Guardian
Daily Telegraph
Punch
Storm
Gunman Kills 11 Before Dying
A lone gunman, David Malcolm Gray, killed 11 people in Aramoana before being fatally shot by anti-terrorism police after setting a house on fire and wounding an officer. The siege lasted 23 hours, with victims including two children and a neighbor's partygoers.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
David Malcolm Gray
South Island
Aramoana
Dorothy Crimp
Gray
Port Chalmers
Boy Impaled Through Heart In Roof Accident
An eight year old boy in Tucson survived after surgeons removed a 4-foot steel reinforcing rod that pierced his heart and torso when he fell from a roof. Justin Stiner remained in critical condition but was awake and asking for ice and Nintendo after a 22 hour operation at University Medical Center.
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Ariz
Justin Stiner
Nintendo
Michael Esser
University Medical Center
Justin
Esser
Sierra Vista
Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Details
The Aiken Standard lists subscription rates from six months to twelve months and credits for home delivery. It provides contact numbers for classified and display advertising and customer service. Offices are at 124 Rutland Drive with mailing address P.O. Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and hours listed.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
S.C
Omar
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Murder charges dropped in South Carolina child death case
Prosecutors drop murder charges against Pamela K. Turner citing insufficient evidence after a university forensic review. The dismissal, effective Nov. 26, remains open to refile as investigators pursue new leads amid family discussions and SLED clearance.
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Charleston
Pamela K. Turner
Steve C. Davis
Medical University of South Carolina
Davis
Turner
Justin Turner
Moncks Corner
Justin
Russell Pace
Pace
South Carolina Baptists Clash Over Furman Control
The South Carolina Baptist Convention voted to withhold 1.6 million dollars next year from Furman University until a dispute over trustee election power is settled. Conventional messengers rejected a move to sue Furman to defend its bid to take sole control of trustee elections.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Furman University
South Carolina Baptist Convention
Furman
Convention
Rocky Purvis
Union
Wall Street
Purvis
Aspirin Increases Alcohol Effects, Study Finds
Doctors warn mixing aspirin with alcohol can raise blood alcohol levels. In a JAMA report, five healthy men showed a 34 percent higher blood alcohol concentration after taking aspirin with breakfast compared to a control. Researchers cautioned against combining the two before or after drinking.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Charles S. Lieber
Alcohol Research Center
Bronx Veterans Affairs Medical Center
New York
Lieber
Greenpeace protests target Nevada nuclear test site
Three British activists, Juley Howard 23 Jane Gregory 27 and Lorna Richardson 25 all from London, allegedly penetrated the Las Vegas area storage area to reach ground zero as the 20 to 150 kiloton test proceeded. Security officials denied any infiltration but Greenpeace warned lives could be at risk if the detonation went ahead. The site spans 1350 square miles in Nevada where Britain has conducted 17 nuclear tests since 1958.
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Nevada Desert
Greenpeace
Ground Zero
Energy Department
Jim Boyer
Desert
Junior Bridge
Department
Bridge
Juley Howard
Jane Gregory
Lorna Richardson
London
Nevada
Britain
Michigan Sues Washington Over Low Level Waste Dumps
A Michigan coalition files a federal suit in Lansing against Washington South Carolina and Nevada arguing states lack power to bar Michigan waste from their low level radioactive dumps. Wisconsin? (Note: The source mentions Wash ington, South Caroli na and Nevada.)
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Olympia
Wash
Michigan
Washington
Lansing
Mich
South Carolina
Nevada
Michigan Coalition of Radioactive Waste Users
MichRad
Booth Gardner
Gardner
James Blanchard
Bill Lukens
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