quick read jogger hurls acid at abortion workers
A man threw a coffee can of acid at two abortion clinic employees in midtown Manhattan injuring one seriously and another in stable condition. Police pursue possible link to estranged husband as investigations continue.
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Obituary Notices List Deaths Across Several North Carolina Areas
Deaths of Talmadge Grant Westminster William H Harley Flatrock Elizabeth Holmes Kirkland Johnston Michael Jons Augusta Bertie Mae Jordan Augusta Robert A Mitchell Saluda Calvin Mobley Saluda Marie Brodie Poole Aiken Grady Sheppard Batesbury rice M Tant Summerville Lewis Thomas Aiken noted. page 8A contains details.
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Marie Brodie Poole
Aiken
Grady Sheppard
Batesbury
Rice M. Tant
Summerville
Lewis Thomas
Bush and GOP Reject Demo Tax The Rich Plan
Bush and GOP leaders unite against a capital gains tax increase for the wealthy. Sen. Bob Packwood says the uniform stance is to oppose the plan, while Sen. Ted Stevens accuses Democrats of politics. Administration officials confirm Bush signaled a shift in a deficit reduction talks. Congress has until Oct 19 to finalize a plan under a stopgap bill.
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Bush push on capital gains tax cuts stalls Senate talks
The article describes resistance from Republican senators to higher taxes on the rich and to the proposed capital gains tax cut. It notes Bush's demand to reduce capital gains taxes as a means to spur investment and job creation, while indicating disagreements over a plan backed by Bentsen.
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Textile Leaders Rally For Fight
South Carolina textile executives gathered in Washington for the final push to override President Bush's veto of the textile bill. Leaders like Roger Milliken and Walter Montgomery met with the state delegation as a House vote loomed, though supporters warned the tally might fall short.
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F-111 Fighter Bomber Crashes in Saudi Arabia Killing Two
A U S Air Force F-111 fighter bomber crashed in southern Arabian peninsula during training in Saudi Arabia killing both crew members. The aircraft belonged to the 48th Tactical Fighter Wing RAF Lakenheath. Names withheld pending next of kin. The crash is part of several incidents during Operation Desert Shield.
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Edgefield settles wrongful arrest case for $55,000
The town of Edgefield and its police department agreed to pay $55,000 to Teddy L. Coleman and his wife Tina after Coleman was wrongfully charged with distributing cocaine. Police Chief Mack L. Ryans admitted perjury regarding evidence presented at a 1988 hearing, with lab results later showing the substance was not a controlled drug.
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Aiken County Names Suzanne Dunbar Teacher of the Year
Suzanne Dunbar a social studies teacher at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School in Graniteville was named 1990-91 teacher of the year. Dunbar has long served as a community leader and has background as a former scout worker and Montmorenci Volunteer Fire Department fire commissioner. She began teaching in 1972 in Head Start and now also teaches adult education classes in two programs.
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