Cowboys Romp Past Giants Page 7A Briefly Store Seeks Seized Poker Machines
Lancaster attorneys sue the sheriff to recover five video poker machines and about $6,000 seized in a raid at Tripp's Convenience Store. The suit, filed by Brooks Goldsmith, represents owners Allen and Tripp Cauthen and store operators Britt and Carl Parker, alleging illegal seizure after an undercover officer claimed winnings.
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Lancasten
Lancaster
Sheriff's Department
Tripp
Brooks Goldsmith
Sheriffs Office
Goldsmith
Allen and
Tripp Cauthen
Divers Find Body Of Drowning Victim At Lake Marion
An 18 year old man Eugene Glover of St Matthews drowned while swimming with friends on Lake Marion during Labor Day. Sgt Gregg Smith of the Natural Resources Department said he may have entered deep water and failed to swim as well as he thought. In Anderson Ar a Williamston man Channing Richard Martin was found on a rural road with fatal injuries not from a car. Autopsy indicated beating possible, authorities say.
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Santee
Lake Marion
Labor Day
Eugene Glover
St. Matthews
Gregg Smith
State Natural Resources Department
Deaths Marjorie Young Cottey Aiken Danny McKinney
Obituary notices on page 2B report Marjorie Young Cottey and Danny McKinney passing away with brief biographical notes and funeral arrangements. The notices mention their ages and towns of residence in Aiken and summarize surviving relatives and service details.
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Marjorie Young Cottey
Aiken
Danny McKinney
Deadly Hurricane Luis Hammers Caribbean Coast
Hurricane Luis, one of the strongest in decades, hit the Caribbean driving tourists from airports as eastern airports closed. A 29 year old French tourist drowned in Guadeloupe as waves nine feet high surged around a jetty while Luis, with 160 mph gusts and a 60 mile eye, looms over the region threatening Haiti and surrounding islands.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
Labor Day Explosion Draws North Augusta Crowd At Ri verview Park
Fun day on Labor Day featured country music and family activities at Ri verview Park North Augusta. A dunking booth run by Belvedere Jaycees drew cheers as spectators watched a line of volunteers and a crowd enjoyed the weather and performances by T C and Pointblank near the stage.
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Augusta
Karen Hughes
T.C. and
Pointblank
Confederate Railroad
Eldridge Sees Challenges for New Aiken Schools Superintendent
Dr. Linda Eldridge praised students and teachers in Aiken County during her first week as superintendent but warned of high student teacher ratios and inadequate funding. She noted overcrowded classrooms, Savannah River Site cutbacks, and a cautious hiring plan of 28 new teachers to avoid layoffs. As enrollment holds, she expects possible future hires.
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Linda Eldridge
Aiken County
Dr. Eldridge
Aiken
Wakin
Savannah River
Eldridge
Bombings Resume In Bosnia
NATO warplanes launched renewed airstrikes against Bosnian Serbs around Sarajevo and Pale as heavy weapons remained in range of the capital. Explosions and smoke rose from a western suburb and the Serb stronghold Pale saw detonations as strikes continued after UN demands to remove artillery.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO
Serto
Pale
U.N
Tme
Jim Mitchell
NATO plans briefings as bombing of Bosnia aims to force Serbs
Spokesman in Naples told CNN few operational details would be released today with a briefing in Naples on Wednesday. NATO hopes Bosnian Serbs will understand the consequences and withdraw. U N officials noted bad weather hampered monitoring but later cleared, finding no evidence of Serb heavy weapons leaving the exclusion zone while some movement suggested possible withdrawal preparations in Sarajevo suburbs Ilidza Hadzici Grbavica and Lukavica.
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Naples
Italy
Cable
Mitchell
NATO
CNN
Sarajevo
U.N
Yugoslavia
Yasushi Akashi
Myriam Sochacki
Ratko Mladic
Sochacki
Ilidza
Hadzici
Grbavica
Lukavica
Strong Job Market Could Change Fast
Columbia reports a strong current job market with unemployment near five percent but a federal budget stalemate could trigger furloughs for thousands of federal workers. President Clinton and Congress clash over spending for the new fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, prompting agencies to prepare furlough plans.
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South Carolina
Clinton
Congress
White House
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Hugo
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Stripling
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Aubrey Lamar
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Riverview Park
North ‘Augusta
Philip Lord
Ing of
The
Aiken Chamber of
Bosnia
Mark Polk
U.S. Agriculture Department
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