Miss Hawaii Crowned Miss America in Atlantic City
Carolyn Suzanne Sapp of Hawaii was crowned Miss America 1992 in Atlantic City New Jersey. First runner up was Marisol Montalvo of New York, with Sancee Brown Missouri and Lisa Somodi Iowa as runners-up. Mary Allison Hurdle Mississippi placed fourth.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Hawaii
Carolyn Suzanne Sapp
New York
Marisol Montalvo
Holbrook
Missouri
Sancee Brown
Springfield
Iowa
Lisa Somodi
Muscatine
Mississippi
Mary Allison Hurdle
Holly Springs
Miss Sapp
Cuba Calls for Closing Guantanamo Base and U.S. Troop Exit
Granma editorial urges UN mediation to close the Guantanamo Bay base and seeks an international treaty to keep the United States from invading Cuba after Soviet forces depart. It says the Soviet pullout leaves Cuba vulnerable and grants the U.S. a green light to invade.
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Mexico City
U.S
Granma
Communist Party
United Nations
Guantanamo Bay
United States
Cuba
Mikhail Gorbachev
Deaths listed for several individuals in area notices
Obituary notices list Ollie Mae Bush Johnston Ronnie Davis Beverly Ernest North Augusta Willie Milhouse Jr. Williston Fred Ratcliff Augusta. Page 6A contains detailed death notices and funeral arrangements for these individuals.
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Ollie Mae Bush
Johnston
Ronnie Davis
Atlanta
Beverly Ernest
North Augusta
Willie Milhouse Jr
Williston
Fred Ratcliff
Augusta
Tax Bills Cause Confusion for Homeowners in Aiken County
Aiken County Treasurer Margie Plunkett warns about taxpayers mixing up totals on 1991 tax bills. The misreading stems from two tables showing past year payments and current year amounts, with the correct figure in the inner table and a separate total in the upper right corner. The county mails about 80 000 bills, and mispayments trigger costly retries and delayed credits.
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Aiken County
Margie Plunkett
Treasuer
Aiken Technical Colege
USC Aiken
Hearings Offer Glimpses Of Real Thomas
Clarence Thomas showed a conservative philosophy during four days of confirmation questioning. He opposed many affirmative action policies, backed church state separation, and recognized a privacy right. He declined to state whether the Constitution guarantees abortion rights. He also endorsed televising Supreme Court sessions.
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Washington
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Thomas
Federal
Appeals Court
The
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Cleric Predicts Release In Lebanon Hostage Crisis
In Beirut a Shiite cleric and other figures predicted imminent freedom for Western hostages as Iran close to the negotiations faces growing pressure. U N Secretary General Perez de Cuellar pursued talks with Iranian leaders and a large swap plan remains in play. John Kelly said the United States hopes for a speedy resolution while avoiding public diplomacy.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Tehran
Iran
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Elias Hrawi
Omar Karami
Hussein Husseini
Middle East
Israel
Washington
Kelly
United Nations
Jiddah
Saudi Arabia
Perez de Cuellar
Crowds Flock To Aiken's Makin Crafts Festival
Vendors from South Carolina and neighboring states filled Aiken's parkways with stalls offering appliqued shirts shorts and sweaters. Tammy Cradock and Linda Mann from Charlotte described steady sales while noting pleasant crowds despite heat and gnats. Children Matthew Roberson and Brian Eisele relaxed under a tree as shoppers moved through the fair on Chesterfield Street and Park Avenue.
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Aiken
South Carolina
Chesterfield Street
Tammy Cradock
Linda Mann
Charlotte
N.C
Makin
Ms. Mann
Matthew Roberson
Brian Eisele
Park Avenue
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Brian Smith
Brenda Hagler
Ridge Spring-Monetta High School
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Associated Press
Carol Woodward
Matthew
Ryan Castleberry
Alissa Brown