West's Worst Radiation Accident Touches Several Victims
Ten people who touched and tasted a glittering substance identified as cesium-137 are hospitalized in Rio de Janeiro. A U.S. physician calls it the West's worst radiation accident with five not expected to survive and the rest holding even chances.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
Rio
Weather improves with warmer temperatures on Tuesday
Nighttime readings will fall into the 40s as skies clear. Tomorrow brings a sunny, warmer day with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Details on Page 5A.
Deaths list prominent figures across several towns
Obituary notice lists Larry Clemons Springfield George F Dorn Aiken Callie L Jones Johnston Rufus M Johnson Edgefield Curtis Murphy Jackson Birdie Bell Phillips Pelion Robert E Riley Beech Island Ernestine Slaughter Springfield Joseph P Williams Jackson Elliott Wright St Matthews details on Page 4A
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Larry Clemons
Springfield
George F. Dorn
Aiken
Callie L. Jones
Johnston
Rufus M. Johnson
Edgefield
Curtis Murphy
Jackson
Birdie Bell Phillips
Pelion
Robert E. Riley
Beech Island
Ernestine Slaughter
Joseph P. Williams
Elliott Wright
St. Matthews
Two DSS Employees Resign Macho Is This Man's Best Friend
Horace McGee, owner of the Plunderosa, credits his miniature poodle Macho with pulling his wheelchair after a near fatal heart condition. The untrained dog helps guide the chair during daily yard rounds, bringing cheer during McGee's recovery and hospital visits.
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Horace McGee
McGee
Plunderosa
Old Airport Road
Macho
Business Leaders Forecast Moderate Growth With No Recession
The Business Council of 65 executives from major U S corporations predicts the economy will grow about 3 percent in 1987 and 1988 with inflation near 3.7 percent in 1987 and 4.5 percent in 1988. They expect a rebound in foreign trade and stable expansion despite higher rates and a recent stock market drop.
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Hot Springs
The
Business Council
America
John S. Reed
Citicorp
Council
Poore to Face Hearing After DSS Shakeup in Aiken
Two Aiken County Department of Social Services employees resigned after the board suspended director Richard T. Poore without pay following a State Law Enforcement Division and state DSS review of child protective case handling. The resignation date and context are linked to a probe into four child deaths over 18 months. Poore will have a hearing before the County DSS board on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
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DSS
Poore
State Law Enforcement Division
State
Sue Townsend
Marie M. Dunnam
Aiken Dss
Harte
SLED
Jerry Wayne Fore Jr
Department of Social Services
Ms. Dunnam
Columbia
James T. Solomon
Solomon
Child Protective Services Division
Dunnam
Aiken
PTL change prompts mixed reactions as creditors plan take over
Roe Messner, PTL’s biggest creditor, welcomes Falwell and board resignations and predicts creditors will run operations after court approval of a reorganization plan. Messner says PTL owes his Commercial Builders $14.9 million for design and construction. He doubts the Bakker’s return will be part of the plan and notes they rent his Tennessee house.
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PTL
Jerry Falwell
Roe Messner
Falwell
Messner
Credi
Tors
Commercial Builders
Jim
Tammy Bakker
Tennessee
Bakkers
Eight Die As N J Tenement Fire Collapses
A five story brick tenement in Hoboken burned and collapsed, killing at least eight and trapping five more. Fire officials fear the missing include a four month old infant, with a crane being brought in to aid the search after flames prevented early entry.
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N.J
Hoboken
Richard Tremiliedi
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