Southern Tradition Returns With Bang
The return of dove hunting signals fall tradition with hunters across the region taking to clearings to shoot doves. Federal rules cap each hunt at 12 birds and restrict shooting to three times per group.
03 Sep 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1991
Page
1
The return of dove hunting signals fall tradition with hunters across the region taking to clearings to shoot doves. Federal rules cap each hunt at 12 birds and restrict shooting to three times per group.
Lynda Robb denounces Tai Collins's Playboy story alleging an affair with Sen. Charles Robb in 1983 84 calling it a scurrilous fantasy. She says the nude photos and magazine feature prove Collins will sell her body for money and denies the allegations.
Obituary notice lists Elizabeth Brooks North Augusta Jack Burnside Augusta Roscoe M Hail Jr Jackson Nell Rogers Graniteville Jessie Winbury North Augusta with details on page 3B for full notices.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America delegates debate abortion guidelines amid divisions. Some proposals condemn abortion while others allow exceptions to save the mother, in cases of rape or incest or when the fetus is nonviable. The 5.2 million member church formed in 1987 by three Lutheran branches.
Roberto Hernandez, a former USC Aiken pitcher, made his first big league start for the Chicago White Sox in a 5-1 win over the Kansas City Royals. He pitched seven innings before Bill Pecota doubled to end his no hit bid.
Yeltsin harshly criticized Gorbachev for failing to foresee the coup that toppled reform efforts. He urged independence for republics seeking it and called for a new union based on sovereign states within a loose confederation amid debates at the Congress of People's Deputies.
Betty DeLoach-Tuer of Ai ken joined 140 tourists on a three week USSR cruise via open doors policy. They visited Leningrad Moscow and villages between. The trip followed by a failed coup and was sponsored by a college alumni program for only the second time.
Ettie Mae Greene, 113, is described as America's oldest person who sleeps about three days and stays awake three. Nursing director Marrianne Blakeslee notes she talks steadily until fatigued, eats three meals daily, and relies on milkshake vitamin and healthy living for a long life. Greene, a former farmer and seamstress, has outlived five of nine children and has been widowed 72 years with 21 grandchildren and many great and great great grandchildren.
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