13 Sep 1992
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1992
Page
1
Brother Walter K. Ayers urges reach beyond doors offering revival assistance. He emphasizes service with portable air conditioners for comfort and quotes a pledge to go the second mile, stating if you won’t come to us we’ll come to you.
Brother Walter K. Ayers, a Dallas evangelist, preaches to more than 300 in West Cramerton Baptist Church tent. Over a week he shares his life story and faith, claiming 15 000 souls saved. He recounts a 1956 salvation and his Arkansas Razorbacks youth.
Western Hawaii coast battered as Kauai endures severe destruction with 55 injuries and one house fire death on Oahu. Aid flights from the mainland rush in, delivering medical supplies generators and personnel. Half the homes in Lihue damaged. Poipu resort area heavily hit. island isolation continues. President Bush declares disaster aid.
Out of state unemployment seekers were removed from shelters set up for Andrew victims as city crews enforce new safety rules. Film news notes Steven Spielberg encountered disruptions amid a Hawaiian storm affecting production schedules.
Washington AP report cites Worldwatch finding that women, not men, are the family breadwinners in much of the world. Sex discrimination widens poverty as women earn less, face land and lending bias, and spend more time on food tasks, hindering national economies.
A local newspaper page lists sections for arts business classifieds comics home hometown lifestyle movies obituaries opinion real estate sports and television. It also provides city contact numbers for Gastonia Lincolnton and Charlotte with a phone and a note about a recyclable newspaper and a mostly sunny forecast high 72 low 61.
Anthony Perkins star of Psycho died Saturday at his Hollywood home from AIDS complications. He was 60, dies with wife and sons beside him. Publicist Leslee Dart confirmed the death and noted Perkins had spoken on his illness this week. He offered reflections on compassion and humanity.
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