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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1989

Page

3

Birds Fly, Men Drink Society Memoir Parody

A humorous piece outlines The Man Will Never Fly Memorial Society based in Kill Devil Hill North Carolina. It lampoons aviation fear and lists the society's motto services and a letter from a federal prisoner describing a make believe prisoner airlift on a 727.

Michael Jordan Man Will Never Fly Memorial Society TMS Kill Devil Hill N .C Kitty Hawk N.C Wright Brothers MS Know Tmwnfms Greyhound Ed North Society Federal Bureau of Prisons

Grizzard Letter Seeks Honorary Membership Amid Flight Dilemma

Lewis Grizzard relates a jailbird’s plea from Reginald Still at Lompoc to join an organization and avoid a costly cross country flight. The Society grants honorary membership and weighs how to move Still by bus or train, even a U Haul, to keep him groundbound.

Oklahoma City California Reginald Still United States Penitentiary Lompoc Calif Still Tmwnfms

Kids Remember The Darndest Things From Early School Life

A columnist recalls a Gardiner Manor School third grade class sharing quirky childhood memories. The piece reflects on what kids retain from early years, contrasting playful moments with mothers’ practical routines and everyday care.

Tom Bernagozzi Gardiner Manor School Bay Shore N.Y Inica

Prince Renews Attack On Architecture

London prince Charles denounces soulless modern buildings in A Vision of Britain calling 1950s and 1960s theories Frankenstein monsters haunting towns. He cites 30 years of revolutionary building ideas and rulebooks discarded, with creations unloved even by their makers. Doubleday to publish the book in Britain Thursday. Houston The Who ends its 25th anniversary tour on a harmonious note says Roger Daltrey.

London Prince Charles Prince Britain Sunday Times Charles Doubleday Houston Who Roger Daltrey

Rocker Daltrey talks peace after Who shows in Texas

The Who ended a day of Miller beer sponsored events at the Astrodome with a Dallas Cotton Bowl crowd of 45 000 on a hot humid day. Daltrey called the 1982 ending not happy but now a real triumph and dismissed beer party charity links. Miller plans to donate 1 million from party proceeds to the Texas Special Olympics. Donna Douglas of The Beverly Hillbillies fame promotes a cologne line for pets during a Nashville stop.

Daltrey Who Astrodome Miller Beer Dallas Cotton Bowl Randy Quaid Association of Beer Parties Miller Nashville Tenn Donna Douglas Elly May Clampett Beverly Hillbillies Los Angeles Ms. Douglas Baywood

Woman 68 Charged With Killing Infant In Yard

Marian F. Allen, 68, was charged with second degree murder after a work crew found an infant’s remains in a taped strongbox buried in her yard. She confessed after decades of guilt and said the baby was from an extramarital affair. An autopsy was planned and a psychiatric examination ordered.

Troy N.Y Marian F. Allen Allen Albert Prezio John Tedesco George Prezio Central New York Psychiatric Hospital Anthony Magnetto Albany Times Union George Allen

White church arson defendants apologize to congregation

Four defendants who pleaded guilty to breaking into a southern Kentucky church and setting it on fire in 1986 were ordered by Logan District Judge Dale L. Prince to apologize to the congregation or face contempt of court. They had paid 6000 dollars to rebuild the 116 year old Smith Grove AME Zion Church after restitution and a charges reduction from felonies to misdemeanors.

Adairville Kentucky Logan Dale L. Prince Sarah Garrick Chicago Bill Sircy New Smith Grove Ame Zion Church

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