Milli Vanilli faces potential Grammy revocation over lip sync scandal
New York AP report outlines allegations that Milli Vanilli did not sing on their debut album. Producer Frank Farian admits lip syncing during videos and performances while others sang, triggering questions about possible Grammy withdrawal and academy action.
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Busy Weekend Of Playoff Football Stirs Aiken Area
Kenize Winstead notes a full weekend for Aiken County fans with three state playoff games and the Clemson South Carolina showdown. Silver Bluff welcomes Mullins in Class AA, South Aiken faces Myrtle Beach in Class AAA, and North Augusta plays Union County in Class AAAA. Clemson hosts South Carolina in Death Valley on Saturday at 1 p.m.
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Deaths Bessie Lampkin John Scott Jr. Gaylord Thompson
Death notices for Bessie Lampkin of Appling Georgia John Scott Jr of Augusta and Gaylord William Thompson of Aiken appear on Page 6A with full obituaries and details.
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Bush to visit front lines as Imminent Thunder unfolds
U.S. and Saudi forces backed by hundreds of planes staged maneuvers near the Kuwaiti border as James Baker travels in Europe for crisis talks. President Bush will leave Washington to join Baker and then visit U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia for Thanksgiving, amid discussions on a possible U.N. resolution to oust Iraq from Kuwait. Saddam Hussein signals a potential peaceful path if Bush avoids attack.
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Bush vows no Vietnam like war in Kuwait crisis
President Bush on an eight day trip to the Middle East and Europe pledges no long drawn out Vietnam style conflict in the Persian Gulf while sending 200000 more troops to Saudi Arabia to press Saddam Hussein. He warns Saddam seeks atomic weapons and says world must demand guarantees against further aggression. Bush will visit Czechoslovakia Germany France Saudi Arabia and Egypt and will meet Gorbachev in Paris to sign a treaty. He notes Congress declares war but says he bears primary responsibility to make tough decisions to remove Iraq from Kuwait.
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Atlantis Begins Final Secret Shuttle Mission In Night Launch
Atlantis lifted from Cape Canaveral at 6 48 p m on a four day mission with a secret Pentagon satellite to surveil Iraq and the Persian Gulf. The all military crew included Col Richard Covey and Cmdr Frank Culbertson Jr as mission specialists. A news blackout governs communications during the flight.
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Rising Energy Prices Hit Consumers For Third Straight Month
October CPI rose 0.6 percent led by energy as Iraq Kuwait turmoil spiked inflation to 8.9 percent annual rate over the past three months. Fuel oil up 12.8 percent, gasoline up 7.7 percent in October with broader price pressures cited by analysts and officials.
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