Topless Club Sparks Concern In Myrtle Beach
Dancers at a topless venue near Myrtle Beach have increased reveal, drawing ire from church leaders and authorities. In two weeks eight arrests for indecent exposure and criminal conspiracy have been recorded by police. Club attorney Randy Mullins says the shows will continue and cites civil disobedience.
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Deaths William G. Lynn Jr Aiken
William G Lynn Jr a longtime resident of Aiken died recently at age. Survived by family and friends. Funeral arrangements are pending and details will be announced on Page 8A.
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Kuwaitis urge armed strike to reclaim homeland
Exiled Kuwaiti prime minister Saad al-Abdullah al-Sabah calls for a military strike to oust Iraqi forces from Kuwait. Diplomats report two American hostages seized by occupiers. Bush administration considers sending Baker to the region for economic and diplomatic moves. Iraq reportedly considers scorched earth if forced to withdraw.
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Citadel Upsets South Carolina 38 35 Thriller Reignites Rivalry
The Citadel defeats South Carolina 38 to 35 in a dramatic upset, ending a 40 year drought in Columbia. The series history shows SC leads 39 to 7 with three ties, last meeting 56 17 SC win in 1985. Fans praise both teams for a memorable rivalry moment.
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House Grows Budge Plan Tests Senate Support
House leaders seek votes for a compromise budget to cut deficits by 500 billion over five years. The package includes about 140 billion in new taxes and 100 billion in spending cuts, with protests over tax rises and delays in the campaign year.
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Unsure Of Bonanza In Sin Tax
In Columbia South Carolina proposals to cut the federal deficit may raise costs for beer cigarettes and motorists. Higher tax rates for high earners would not much affect SC but beer taxes would impact millions. Local business leaders urge a decision soon.
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Aiken Standard Picks Clemson Game for $100 Contest
The Aiken Standard runs a pick-the-winner contest for the Clemson game with a $100 prize. Entrants must predict winner and score or be closest. ties resolved by random drawing. Deadline is midnight Wednesday, November 14. Entry forms on official paper and rules on page 12A.
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Standard Time resumes tonight as clocks fall back
The article notes that at 2 a.m. Standard Time returns, restoring the hour lost in April and shifting daylight to morning. It warns motorists and parents of Halloween revelers to use extra caution in the darker evening, citing the 1883 push for uniform railroad time.
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