City Hall Awarded To DeBow Family In Settlement
East St Louis given up the municipal building and 220 acres after a 1985 judgment, as Walter DeBow and his relatives secure a $3.4 million settlement for a jail beating that left him brain damaged. The city’s debt led to the transfer of the property to the DeBow family.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
Walter DeBow
City Hall
DeBow
Roger Scrivner
East St. Louis
DeBows
Death notices list several individuals across states
Obituary brief lists Eawin W Biederman Aiken Catherine C Bouknight Johnston Clarence A Cannon Smyrna Ga Isiah Dotson Augusta Robin Lee Grubbs Barnwell Seymour H Knox Butalo NY Hugh C Tarpley Simpsonvile Hayward Rhoden Langley William E Sede Aiken Sadie T Workman Newark NJ reference page 6A for details
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Eawin W. Biederman
Aiken
Catherine C. Bouknight
Johnston Clarence A. Cannon
Smyrna
Isiah Dotson
Augusta Robin Lee Grubbs
Barnwell
Seymour H. Knox
Butalo
N.Y
Hugh C. Tarpley
Simpsonvile
Hayward Rhoden
Langley Wiliam E. Sede
Sadie T. Workman
Newark
N.J
USA Weekend profiles readers in four lifestyle categories
The March issue invites readers to rate their lifestyle and spotlights one person in each category: lollygagger Socializer adventurer and chore doer. Nearby Milwaukee coverage notes the German-American Society on non alcoholic beer while Burt Reynolds discusses his new TV series. A Yosemite tribute marks the park’s 100th anniversary in travel features.
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USA Weekend
Milwaukee
Burt Reynolds
Yosemite National Park
Aiken Standard
USCA May Challenge Enrollment Caps For 4-Year Schools
Aiken Standard reports USC Aiken spokesmen will challenge a state agency plan to cap enrollments at four year institutions to promote community colleges. A hearing is set for Monday at Aiken Technical College. Dr. Paul L. Blowers of Aiken Tech supports studying caps but emphasizes admissions as the main issue. CHE Chairman Fred Sheheen argues stratification is needed due to limited funds. University spokesmen warn caps and selective admissions may be costly.
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USC Aiken
S.C. Commission On Higher Education
Aiken Technical
College. AA
Paul L. Blowers
Aiken Technical College
Blowers
CHE
Fred Sheheen
Spain and Korea Pull Out Envoys Over Iraq Crisis
Spain and South Korea said embassies in Baghdad were besieged by Iraqi troops in Kuwait and an E U embargo aimed at Baghdad was tightening search of planes bound for the capital. U S and 20 nations in Paris discussed oil replenishment as oil neared 40 dollars a barrel. Kuwait’s exiled emir Sheikh Jaber al Sabah was to discuss Kuwait with President Bush in Washington.
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Spain
South Korea
Kuwait
U.N
Iraq
Baghdad
Paris
United States
Saddam Hussein
Sheik Jaber al-Ahmad al Jaber al-Sabah
Washington
Bush
White House
U.S
Wardlaw fan keeps score for Patriots across sports
Gerald Doolittle of Johnston Wardlaw Academy has kept statistics for Wardlaw teams since 1987 and compiles a 33 page booklet of top Wardlaw performances. He covers all Wardlaw basketball and football games on the road and lists six Patriots basketball teams. He sees youth work as his ministry and values the energy from the students.
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Johnston
Wardlaw Academy
Gerald Doolittle
Doolittle
Patriots
Strom Thurmond High School
Wardlaw
Edgefield County
Tiplied
Barry) Morehead
Aiken Plans Patriotic Tribute For Reservists Called To Duty
About 190 members of the U S Army Reserve 0th Ordinance Company reported for active duty Thursday with a Saudi Arabia deployment ahead A farewell ceremony behind the Whiskey Road armory is set for 4 p m Saturday a half hour program including a band and a proclamation from the City of Aiken The unit will depart from Fort Gordon near Augusta Sunday at about 7 a m Capt Jim Vause notes tension among troops and the need for additional pre deployment training to prepare for combat in the Middle East
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U.S. Army Reserve
Aiken
LeDuc
Fort Gordon
Augusta
Jim Vause
Vause
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Greenpeace questions Bush nominee for defense programs post
Greenpeace Action sent a letter to Sen. Sam Nunn raising concerns about Richard Claytor, Bush’s Sept 10 pick for Assistant Secretary for Defense Programs overseeing Savannah River Site. Critics cite limited nuclear weapons production experience and Burns and Roe ties. The group recalls prior nominee Victor Stello’s withdrawal amid environmental and legislative pressure.
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Defense
Savannah River
Greenpeace Action
Sam Nunn
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard ‘. Claytor
Bush
U.S. Department of Energy
SRS
Richard Claytor
Greenpeace
Tory Commission
Schwartz
Claytor
Sen. Nunn
Strom Thurmond
R-Sc
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