18 Aug 1993
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1993
Page
1
Chad Baily, seven, returned to West Elementary School in Kings Mountain pushing a walker after a blood vessel burst in his head last January left him nearly dead. Teachers describe his comeback as a miracle as he walks in with support from his legs.
Washington AP describes Georgia lawmakers seeking face time with President Clinton during jogs on Air Force One and around the White House. Rep. Buddy Darden lobbies to jog with the president and later recalls an hour-long walk and Oval Office coffee. The piece notes political value in Clinton’s daily jogs for lawmakers and the rise of such requests.
Hutchinson Kansas AP A Pizza Hut driver was fired for flashing an assault rifle to stop a robbers. Dale Tipton 34 filed a grievance seeking reinstatement. Pizza Hut says drivers may not carry weapons and should cooperate with robbers. Police said the rifle was unloaded and Tipton did nothing illegal.
A compact roundup from the Abby index highlights community notices, small ads, and listings across the 7C sections. Items include activity reminders, local services, and practical exchanges reflecting neighborhood needs and offerings.
Gaston County students head to a new school year as teachers set up rooms and organizers finalize supplies. Principals review rolls, orientations proceed, and traffic to schools adjusts to early fall routines. Dennis Queen notes furniture and layout changes in preparation for students.
Two years after the 1991 coup, Russians express regret over the Soviet breakup and flag a stagnant or worsened life. The Center for Public Opinion found 62 percent lament the dissolution, with only 24 percent glad, while inflation soars and unemployment climbs as Yeltsin reshapes the economy.
A nationwide July showed stark contrasts with record highs and lows, and extreme rainfall in the Midwest. The West North Central region saw its wettest July, while the Southwest was the driest. Southeast warmth topped 82.7 F as Northwest cooled to 58.9 F.
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