Flowery Suitor Heads to Donahue Show in Seneca
AP reports Max Hedglin of Greenville plans to appear on Donahue in a segment titled Looking for Love to discuss his stunt of dropping carnations and love letters from a helicopter on his ex-girlfriend s lawn He has agreed to participate and the show will air Oct 11 if producers find additional guests from Seneca city life to join him.
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Debbie Harwick
Max Hedglin
Greenville
Adsina
Mike Adams
South Carolina Becomes Popular With Film Producers
In 1990, film makers spent over 17 million dollars in South Carolina, up from 4 million in 1980-81, driven by lower costs, varied scenery, and friendly communities. Isabel Hill says small towns attract productions, with four feature films and four TV movies filmed in the year.
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Isabel Hill
Film Office
Death notices for Dorothy Cooper and others listed
Obituary notices list deaths of Dorothy Cooper Clinton Reverend Edgar Copeland Augusta Gwenn Kerri Matthews Montmorenci William Priester North Augusta Marie Thigpen Waycross Go Jon R White Saluda. Details follow on page 5A.
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Clinton
Edgar Copeland
Augusta
Gwenn
Kerri Matthews
Montmorenci
William Priester
North Augusta
Marie Thigpen
Waycross
Jon R. White
Saluda
Federal Budget Provokes Mixed Public Reaction Across Nation
The proposed federal budget faces passage with broad cuts and rising taxes. The public accepts the compromise though unhappy, as higher taxes and fewer social programs loom. Timmy Cumbee of Batesburg criticizes student loan limits but finds relief via the GI Bill and National Guard aid. Cigarette taxes would rise to 24 cents per pack, drawing local ire in Jackson.
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Batesbury
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G.I. Bill
Billy Morris
Jackson
South Carolina
Bush Considers TV Appeal To Sell Budget Plan
President Bush says he may appear on television to urge public support for a 500 billion deficit cutting plan. Lawmakers from both parties express doubt over $134 billion in new taxes and up to 182 billion in defense cuts, while 105 billion in program cuts faces criticism from critics and beneficiaries alike. Congress plans three weeks of votes as leaders seek enough votes to push the measure into law.
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Bush
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Senate
James Sasser
D-Tenn
Senate Budget Committee
Higher Education Sails Into Aiken Hornet's Nest
A state task force proposal to curb university enrollment and expand technical college capacity drew sharp criticism at the first of six public hearings. Critics said the plan limits student choice and harms minorities while centralizing power, with USC Aiken and local input cited as essential.
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Commission On Higher Education
CHE
Fred Sheheen
Sioners
Aiken
Charles E. Simons III
University of South Carolina Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Saddam Hussein offered diplomatic lifeline in Gulf crisis
United Nations speech by President Bush framed Saddam as a Kuwait plunderer yet opened a diplomatic option to withdraw and negotiate a settlement in the Persian Gulf. Bush warned no flexibility but suggested a possible path to resolve the crisis via a permanent Iraq Kuwait settlement and Arab Israel stability.
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Saddam Hussein
Persian Gulf
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Saddam
Iraq
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Actios
Germany ends division as reunified nation emerges
East and West Germany fade out their separate labels at midnight as a united Germany of about 78 million begins. Radical threats and arson at Berlin department stores mark rough edges in reunification, with no injuries reported and police seeking suspects.
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East Berlin
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Kaufhaus Des Westens
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