Cela Wins Nobel Prize in Literature for Prose Vision
Spanish novelist Camilo Jose Cela, 73, receives the Nobel Prize in literature cited for rich intensive prose and a vision of human vulnerability. Cela, at his Guadalajara home, dedicates the award to Spanish and Latin American writers and highlights his 1942 novel The Family of Pascual Duarte and his creation of tremendismo with stark violence.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Camilo Jose Cela
Cela
Swedish Academy
Guadalajara
Spain
Pascual Duarte
Greenwood teacher named state's Best Teacher of the Year
Laurens resident Maria Pyles, 49, is named South Carolina Teacher of the Year after a state panel selected her from six finalists. She has spent 23 years in Greenwood classrooms teaching history geography and government and currently teaches government.
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Greenwood
South Carolina
Teac
Maria Pyles
State Department of Education
Laurens
Forecast of Cool Weather With Falling Temperatures Tonight
The forecast calls for increasingly cloudy skies and temperatures dropping into the mid 30s tonight. Thursday will be partly sunny and cooler with a high in the low 50s.
Notable Obituaries and Deaths Across Five Georgia Areas
Death notices list John M. Baxter Fairfax Debra M. Bodie North Augusta C W Carpenter Augusta Julia S Coleman Edgefield Robert W Holmes Aiken Vivian S McCullough Aiken Bernice L Rackely Sylvania Ga details appear on page 6A for full lists and memorials.
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John M. Baxter
Fairfax
Debra M. Bodie
North Augusta
C.W. Carpenter
Augusta
Julia S. Coleman
Edgefield
Robert W. Holmes
Aiken
Vivian S. McCullough
Bernice L. Rackely
Sylvania
Disaster relief pours in from nation and world
International aid arrives for the San Francisco Bay Area after the quake. Los Angeles ships doctors, sonic gear and fire investigators while Charleston and others pledge support. The Salvation Army mobilizes 12 mobile canteens and 34 Bay Area centers open shelters as city damage reaches into the billions.
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Tokyo
London
Charleston
San Francisco Bay Area
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Andreas
Bay Area
Art Agnos
Salvation Army
California
Red Cross
Col
Leon Ferraez
Ferraez
Los Alamos
N.M
Israel
Bay Area Shaken by Aftershocks as Rescue Efforts Continue
Northern California reels after a major quake that killed about 270 people, with more than 1,400 aftershocks surfacing. Crews dig through a mile of collapsed I-880 debris near Oakland while hospitals report thousands treated and cities tally billions in damage.
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San Francisco
California
Watsonville
Santa Cruz
State Office of Emergency Services
Kelly Johnston
AMI Community Hospital
United States Geological Survey
George Deukmejian
Oakland
Lionel Wilson
Nimitz
U.S
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Bay Area
Art Agnos
Marina
Willing Sentencing Set In Auto Theft Case In Aiken
Aiken businessman Ed ward F Willing Sr 56 was found guilty on three counts of dealing in stolen automobiles. Sentencing set for 11 a m today in Aiken County General Sessions Court. He could face up to 20 years and 100000 in fines. His lawyers TABLE to appeal within 10 days.
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Aiken
Edward F. Willing Sr
Aiken County General Sessions Court
Willing
B&w Auto and Truck Parts Inc
B. Henderson Johnson
James E. Whittle Jr
Stolen Cars Linked to Willing in Winter Case
Two cars linked to Edward F. Willing Sr. were seized after he was convicted of operating a stolen vehicle business. Sheriff Heath said the 1985 Mercedes and 1984 Cadillac were recovered from Willing’s salvage yard and with attorney C LaVaun Fox. The Mercedes was stolen in Charleston in 1985 and the Cadillac in Greenville in 1984.
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Edward F. Willing Sr
Carrol G. Heath
South Carolina
Willing
C. LaVaun Fox
Second Judicial Circuit
Fox
Heath
Charleston
Greenville
B&w Auto and Truck Parts Inc
U.S. 1
Aiken
Graniteville
Clothing Shows Lone Price Increase
Washington reports September consumer prices up 0.2 percent with clothing rising sharply while energy prices fell for the fourth month. The Labor Department says Social Security beneficiaries will gain a 4.7 percent cost of living adjustment in January, and the payroll tax cap rises to 50 400. Gasoline prices drop 2.2 percent in September, offsetting earlier gains and keeping the annual inflation near 4.4 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
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