Kentucky Fried Chicken founder honored with museum in Corbin
On the 100th anniversary of Colonel Harland Sanders birth a museum dedicated to his first restaurant is opened in Corbin Kentucky. John R Neal whose JRN Inc owns 87 franchises built the museum to honor the white suited entrepreneur whose home cooked meals at a Southeastern Kentucky service station sparked a fast food empire with 8 000 outlets in 98 countries.
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Corbin, Ky
Harland Sanders
John R. Neal
JRN Inc
Neal
Southeastern Kentucky
Deaths listing from Aiken and surrounding areas
Obituary notice lists several individuals including Linda Carter Emma Chaiker Rochelle Jones Kenneth Kight John Lassorella Pollard Nina Robinson Kirk Schibik Powell Sizemore Jasper Ware with ties to Aiken Augusta Wagener and Kings Mountain and directs readers to Page 8A for full details.
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Linda $. Carter
Aiken
Emma D. Chaiker
Avera
Rochelle D. Jones
Los Angeles
Kenneth R. Kight
John L. Lassorella
Augusta
John C. Pollard
Johnston
Nina Robinson
Wagener
Kirk A. Schibik
Powell Sizemore
Jasper R. Ware
Kings Mountain
N.C
USA Weekend Debuts This Saturday in Aiken Standard
USA Weekend, Gannett's weekly magazine, will appear in the Aiken Standard on Saturdays starting September 8. The edition includes Kitty Dukakis on alcoholism, a review of The Doors, and a debate over whether football or baseball is better.
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USA Weekend
Gannett
Aiken
Kitty Dukakis
The
Bush backs Gulf action as cabinet meets after vacation
President Bush convened his Cabinet for a post vacation briefing on the Persian Gulf crisis amid a rushed U S military operation following Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. A 22 member House delegation and a Senate group returned from the region while lawmakers urged greater NATO support and shared financial burden of deployments.
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Pater
Menno Kotosto
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Senate
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D-Mo
Tod
Andrews Air Force Base
Gephardt
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U N Sanctions Hit Home In Iraq
Western nations press Baghdad for food for civilians held in Iraq as sanctions bite and Iraq suspends debt payments. Reported efforts to evacuate some Westerners continue amid talks on landing rights and hostage trade.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
United Nations
Kuwait
Jordan
Saddam
Tariq Aziz
Cornelio ‘Sommaruga
International Committee of the Red Cross
Aziz
Baghdad
Kuwait City
Amman
Iraqi Airways
Britain
London
North and South Korea Open Historic Talks With Handshake
Prime Ministers Yon Hyong Muk and Kang Young Hoon began a four day meeting in Seoul to ease decades of tensions. Both leaders hailed the start as a major step toward unification while dissidents and jailed relatives were raised in talks and a border opening was discussed. The welcome outside the hotel drew hundreds as Yon crossed the border for the first time while Roh Tae Woo urged a measured, step by step path to unification.
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Seoul
South Korea
North
Korean Peninsula
North Korea
Roh Tae- Woo
Yon
Hyong Muk
Kang Younghoon
Killer taunts police in staged murder scenes in Gainesville
Investigators say the killer taunting authorities arranged evidence at crime scenes while stalking young women near the University of Florida. Classes resume for 40 000 students as fear remains high. 100 students transferred or dropped out, and many return armed amid ongoing investigations into four women and a man slain Aug 26 28.
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Gainesville
Fla
R.B. Ward
University of Florida and
Santa Fe Community College
Uni
Ward
Bread Shortage Grips Moscow Amid Perestroika Debates
In Moscow bread stores run dry for the first time since the 1960s as lines form for subsidized loaves. Residents blame Gorbachev reforms while officials say the bottleneck lies in central bakeries not harvests. Retirees face hardship as access to staple bread tightens.
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Viktor Lyubeznov
Irina Samoruppa
Nikita Khrushchev
Moskovskaya Pravda
Izvestia
Tzvestin
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