Tear-gas bombing disrupts Gaffney Greenwood high school game
Douglas Len Zucker, 23, a Gaffney High School dropout and Consolidated Publishers employee, was charged with illegal use of stink bombs after a tear gas canister exploded at the Gaffney Greenwood football game. He confessed after deputies identified him from witness descriptions and drawings. Several spectators were hospitalized with respiratory issues. most were treated and released, with some staying overnight.
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Rose Bill Blossoms In Congress
In Washington hundreds of marigolds brighten beds around the marble Senate office building named for Everett Dirksen. The House faced a vote on a Senate-passed resolution to make the marigold the national floral emblem, a battle for decades potentially ending if approved.
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Heat wave grips the region into early autumn
A heat wave continues through the first week of autumn with hot afternoons. Tonight will be fair with lows near 70. Saturday and Sunday forecast mostly sunny with highs in the low 90s. Details on Page 10A.
Local Obituaries Highlight G Grady Daniel and Four Others
Death notices list G Grady Daniel of North Augusta Alberta Lacey of Columbia Alton R Miller of Saluda Lonnie F Taylor of Miami and Dewey F Terry of Augusta with reference to full details on page 10A.
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Multistate manhunt for Jesse Jackson criminal on the loose
Police pursue Michael W. Jackson across Indianapolis Illinois and eastern Missouri after he killed two, abducted six, wounded an officer and stole seven vehicles. At age 41 he was last seen near Wright City as FBI and state officers search rural woods by ground and air.
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Subpoenaed Tapes In Aiken County Probe
Tapes from an Aiken County Council executive session are subpoenaed for a criminal investigation. They reportedly cover about $53,000 missing from the magistrate's office and may be shown to the county grand jury when convened Friday. Solicitor Harte has not yet listened to the tapes or decided how they will be used. Another $11,000 is also missing and former office manager Jane Butler turned herself in.
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Consumer Prices Rise Modest 0.2 Percent in August
August consumer costs edged up 0.2 percent as higher food and clothing prices offset gas declines. Year to date inflation remains at 0.1 percent, the best January through August showing since 1955, as energy falls contrast with broader price gains.
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Soviet Leaders Prepare Critical UN Address On Reagan Plan
At the United Nations General Assembly session Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze is expected to deliver a critical response to President Reagan. The talks focus on Star Wars and U S Soviet tensions including the Daniloff case. Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Petrovsky says Daniloff could be freed quickly if both sides cooperate. Reagan notes U S responsibility for consequences of Soviet actions.
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