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By Harry R. Weber, AP Airlines Writer
ATLANTA The chief executive officer of Delta Air Lines Inc. gave a bleak assessment Thursday of demand for air travel amid the enormous financial strain that many Americans have been under in recent months.
In a recorded message to employees, CEO Richard Anderson did not specifically say the world's biggest carrier plans to cut more jobs or capacity than previously announced, though he did suggest the erosion in demand that the airline has seen has been very difficult.
"Passengers, our customers, are not buying tickets at rates they were buying tickets a year ago," Anderson said. "Obviously, we wish we didn't have to decrease our capacity, but we cannot fly our airplanes around at low load factors."
Atlanta-based Delta has previously said it expected about 2,000 employees to accept the company's latest round of severance offers that were made due to its plans to reduce systemwide capacity in 2009 by 6% to 8%. The window for employees to accept the severance offers closed at midnight Wednesday.
Anderson did not say in his message late Thursday how many employees accepted the offers or how many jobs the company would ultimately cut.
He did say that Delta would work through the numbers and look at who has chosen to take the packages and align that with the airline's needs.
Anderson said Delta needs to right-size the airline based on customer demand.
"The economy is very difficult," Anderson said. "It seems every day we read about companies announcing layoffs by the thousands."
He said customers are tightening their belts, not spending as much on vacations. As a result, Anderson said Delta will need to react quickly.
"A strong, durable airline is truly the only job security for all of us," Anderson said.
The voluntary severance payout offers were made to a majority of the 75,000 employees at Delta and Northwest's mainline operations.
The program is similar to one earlier in 2008 that Delta used to trim about 4,000 jobs. Northwest Airlines previously trimmed jobs of its own before being acquired by Delta on Oct. 29.
Delta and Northwest's mainline operations include 75,000 employees. The entire company, including regional subsidiaries Comair, Mesaba and Compass, has about 85,000 employees. The 12,000 pilots of Delta and Northwest, as well as certain management and administrative employees, are not eligible for the voluntary severance programs.
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|Shawn Thornton facing suspension after Brooks Orpik leaves on stretcher
|12.07.13 at 7:56 pm ET
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton received a match penalty and thus automatic ejection and suspension for a predatory play that forced Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik from Saturday night's game on a stretcher.
After Orpik crushed Bruins forward Loui Eriksson with a hit that knocked Eriksson out for the game, Thornton tried to fight Orpik minutes later, but when Orpik declined Thornton was sent off for roughing. Later in the period, after Brad Marchand had taken a knee to the head from James Neal, Thornton skated over to a scrum, grabbed Orpik from behind, threw him to the ice and punched him in the head twice.
Orpik remained down on the ice for several minutes before being taken off the ice on a stretcher. The Penguins issued an update following the second period saying that Orpik was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and was both alert and conscious.
Thornton has never been suspended before, but he is likely to receive a sizable suspension, while Neal is also in line for supplemental discipline. Orpik could also hear from the league for his hit on Eriksson.
Recently, Thornton spoke specifically in an ESPN interview about "the code" that players must adhere to and the pride he takes in it. He even pointed out the scenario of sucker-punching players that are down.
"I take a lot of pride in that. I do," Thornton said. "People could probably criticize that I'm a little too honorable, I suppose, in some instances. I've been a firm believer my whole life that what goes around comes around. If you're one of those guys that suckers someone when they're down or you go after somebody that doesn't deserve it or isn't the same category as you, that will come back and bite you at some point, too. I also take a lot of pride in the fact that I can play 8-12 minutes a night. I've had to work extremely hard on that part of my game to bring more to the table than just fighting. That's part of my game, but I can do a lot more."
On Saturday morning, Bruins coach Claude Julien addressed the subject of retaliation as it related to the Bruins opting to not go after Max Pacioretty Thursday night.
"We're all guilty of that stuff. We're suspending guys for illegal hits and then we're punishing guys for good, clean hits," Julien said. "So where does a guy have the opportunity to go out and play a physical game if there's a good hit, he knows he's going to be punished. So I guess there's that fine line there that becomes important to look at. You want to stick up for your teammate, but at the same time we don't want to take the good physicality out of the game. And every team is guilty of that; including us.
"We've made a reputation of that by saying we're going to stick together; and that's great. So you're treading a fine line there when it comes to that. … If we want to clean up the game, we want to be honest with both sides when it happens to us or against us, let's call a spade a spade."
For more on the Bruins, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Shawn Thornton on D&C: 'I think everybody wants [fighting] in the game'
|12.04.13 at 9:49 am ET
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton joined Dennis & Callahan on Wednesday for his weekly discussion, as the B's prepare for a Thursday night game in Montreal against the Canadiens.
Thornton said players who join the Bruins should know how heated this rivalry can be before stepping onto the ice.
"You are expected to, but it probably took a game or three for me to actually really understand it," he said. "Now I fully embrace it."
Added Thornton: "You just get an appreciation for the deep-rooted history of hatred for each other. Being in that building and then coming into our building, there's an energy level that you don't really know about until you're involved in it. I'm excited for our new guys to actually get a taste of it here."
Despite the nastiness that sometimes has surrounded the rivalry, Thornton said he feels comfortable mingling with the locals while in the city.
"They're very knowledgeable fans up there. They're very passionate, obviously," he said. "For the most part, they're hockey fans. Even if they don't like us, there might be some chirping and stuff, but no [more than that]."
There has been a movement to curtail fighting in hockey, but Thornton said he does not believe it will be banned from the game while he is playing.
"I think they want it in the game. I think everybody wants it in the game," Thornton said. "But they're kind of at a stage now with all the [concussion] stuff going on that the league's been put in a position that they have to cover their own [butts] about it. I think that's the biggest reason that you feel this sort of push towards I guess it being phased out a little. But I think it's more about covering their own [butts] than anything else."
|Shawn Thornton on D&C: Tuukka Rask 'unbelievable' vs. Rangers
|11.20.13 at 11:44 am ET
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton joined Dennis & Callahan on Wednesday morning to discuss the team's recent hot streak.
That streak includes a 2-1 win over the Rangers on the road Tuesday night. Thornton tallied the game's first goal, his third of the season. He also scored against the Blue Jackets last Thursday. Despite the offensive outburst, he still recognizes his role as the team enforcer.
'That's still my job, first and foremost,' Thornton said. '[I've been] a little lucky the last few games, but I've still got my real job.'
Linemate Daniel Paille scored a shorthanded, game-winning goal in the second period.
'After Paille scored that goal, it kind of gave us a little bit of a lift, and you tend to get pumped up when you see the grinders pop one shorthanded,' Thornton said.
In the last five games, the fourth line — Thornton, Paille and Gregory Campbell — has a combined four goals, three assists and 19 shots.
'I always joke with the media that it doesn't matter who's on my line, we're always the fourth line,' Thornton said. 'I remember a few years ago, when [Blake] Wheeler was here, I got bumped up to play with [David] Krejci and Wheeler, but everyone just talked about how Wheeler and Krejci got demoted to the fourth line. It doesn't matter who it is, if I'm on it, it's still the fourth line.'
While Thornton and Paille provided the offensive fireworks in Tuesday's victory, goalie Tuukka Rask shut down the Rangers. He allowed just one goal, and recorded 43 saves.
'Every time we play against those guys he's unbelievable,' Thornton said. 'I think he just really enjoys the challenge of facing Henrik Lundqvist. He earned it last night, he was unbelievable.'
Despite Thornton's solid play of late, coach Claude Julien opted to make him a healthy scratch for the Bruins' 4-1 win over the Hurricanes on Monday.
'I don't like sitting out, obviously, no one likes being the guy that's the odd man out,' Thornton said. 'He told me that it wasn't because of my play, that I've been playing pretty well, it's just [Jordan] Caron was coming up on sitting out 10 games straight, I think, and he wanted to get him in. And Carolina didn't really have an enforcer threat, so it was as good a time as any to try to get him back in the game.'
To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page. For more Bruins news, go to the team page at weei.com/bruins.
|Shawn Thornton a healthy scratch vs. Hurricanes
|11.18.13 at 7:08 pm ET
Shawn Thornton was a healthy scratch for Monday night's game against the Hurricanes, allowing Jordan Caron to get into the lineup for the first time in nine games.
Thornton was a healthy scratch once last season (March 2 against the Lightning), but had yet to sit this season. The fourth line of Gregory Campbell between Daniel Paille and Thornton had been intact for the first 19 games of the season.
For more on the Bruins, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Shawn Thornton on D&C: 'We're working our [butts] off, but we're not working that smart'
|11.06.13 at 10:29 am ET
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton joined Dennis & Callahan on Wednesday to discuss the team's shootout loss to the Stars on Tuesday, and their recent slump.
Dallas knocked off Boston, 3-2, at TD Garden thanks to the shootout heroics of a pair of former Bruins, Tyler Seguin and Rich Peverley. Seguin scored the first shootout goal, and Peverley ensured the victory with the second, as the pair played Boston for the first time since being traded from the Bruins this summer.
'Losing sucks, period, right now, but we didn't put too much stock into the fact that [Peverley] and [Seguin] were on the other sideline, it was just the Dallas Stars,' Thornton said.
Seguin and Peverley were shipped to the Stars in exchange for Loui Eriksson and three Dallas prospects on July 4. Seguin has thrived in the new environment, scoring six goals and assisting on nine in the Stars' first 15 games, while Peverley has chipped in with two goals and five assists.
'[Seguin] played pretty hard last night. He's at center, so when he was on the wing with us he had to win a lot of those war battles in our zone, and I think he'd probably say the same thing, I think he's more suited to use his speed in their system up the middle,' Thornton said.
The crucial play in Tuesday's game came with Boston leading 2-1 with less than three minutes remaining in the game. Stars forward Vernon Fiddler streaked unabated to the goal on a breakaway, and Bruins defender Dennis Seidenberg opted to hook Fiddler and bring him to the ground. The violation lead to a penalty shot, which Fiddler buried to tie the score at two and send the game into overtime.
'I know [Seidenberg] was coming on the ice and tried his best to get there and do what he could to negate a goal and unfortunately there was a penalty shot called,' Thornton said. 'But that's just one play that ended up in a goal, the whole game doesn't come down to that. '¦ I think there's a lot of stuff that went wrong during that game that we're going to have to work on.'
The Bruins entered Tuesday's bout with Dallas desperate for a win after losing three of their last four games. The overtime loss dropped them to a tie for four place in the Atlantic Division with Montreal.
'Sometimes it's not the effort maybe, but the way we're working, too,' Thornton said. 'I can speak for our line I guess that we're working our [butts] off, but we're not working that smart, we're not reading off of each other properly. It's almost like you get frustrated and you want to do too much, and that's counterproductive sometimes.'
To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page. For more Bruins news, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.
|Bruins review: Good week for Reilly Smith, Shawn Thornton's hands
|10.20.13 at 6:00 am ET
Reviewing the week that was in Bruins land.
Welcome to a new thing we're going to do here each Sunday on the Big Bad Blog. As the name and italicized words suggest, it will take a look back at the week for the Bruins, who's playing well, who isn't and what's going on in Providence.
The Bruins won two of three this week and stand third in the Atlantic Division with 10 points, two behind the Red Wings and Maple Leafs. Both Detroit and Toronto have played nine games to Boston's seven, however.
Red Wings beat Bruins, 3-2, on 10/14 (recap)
Bruins beat Panthers, 3-2, on 10/17 (recap)
Tim Thomas told his side of the story, putting some blame on the Bruins
David Krejci said that nobody knew what was going on with Thomas two years ago
We tried to make sense of all that
Tuukka Rask shut out the Lightning on 10/19 (recap)
Carl Soderberg returned to the lineup
Reilly Smith: Though he wasn't even a sidebar when the Bruins swing their trade with the Stars, Smith was a player Peter Chiarelli specifically wanted, and the 22-year-old has shown why. Smith has gone from competing for a third-line job to playing on the second-line and power play. His first goal as a Bruin was the game-winner Thursday against Thomas, and he had the primary assist on the team's third goal Saturday with a nice pass to Patrice Bergeron. Only issue thus far: He passes too much.
Carl Soderberg: Soderberg made his season debut Saturday and looked good. He skated well and showed what could be top-six skill. The question is whether Jordan Caron will sit for long.
Shawn Thornton's hands: After fighting in three of the first four games of the season, Thornton kept his gloves on this week. He nearly scored in Thursday's win over the Panthers off a nice pass from Paille in front, but was stopped by Thomas.
Daniel Paille: The Merlot Line got its first goal of the season Thursday thanks to Paille. Thornton got the second on Saturday.
The Bruins' penalty kill: The Bruins were a perfect 5-for-5 on the PK for the week.
Brad Marchand: A potential 30-goal-scorer, Marchand spent the entire week on the third line as he tries to get out of his season-opening funk. He was particularly bad Thursday against the Panthers, turning lots of pucks over in what's been an ugly trend this season. Perhaps Soderberg's presence on the third line will help him, as the line produced a goal Saturday.
Zdeno Chara: Two 5-on-5 goals were scored this week that could have been prevented by Chara. Pavel Datsyuk went around him to set up Henrik Zetterberg's goal Monday, while Chara couldn't get the puck out in front prior to Jesse Winchester's goal.
Jarome Iginla's goal total: Notice the phrasing there, as plain old "Jarome Iginla" wouldn't be accurate. Iginla was good in all zones Saturday and provided the screen in front on Adam McQuaid's second-period goal, but seven games without is a goal is something few saw coming from the future Hall-of-Famer.
The P-Bruins lost both of their games this week. Malcolm Subban allowed four goals in a 5-2 loss to Springfield Friday night, while Niklas Svedberg gave up four of his own on Saturday in a 5-4 loss to Manchester. Matt Fraser had a goal in each game, while the rest of the scoring came from Craig Cunningham, Seth Griffith, Justin Florek and Kevan Miller.
Fraser, who scored more goals in the AHL than anybody over the past two seasons, is tied with Nick Johnson for the team lead with three goals through six games this season. Ryan Spooner has two goals and three assists for five points but has a minus-2 rating.
|Shawn Thornton on D&C: 'Guys are built not to take a night off'
|10.09.13 at 10:21 am ET
Bruins forward Shawn Thornton joined Dennis & Callahan on Wednesday morning and discussed the heartbreak of last season's Stanley Cup finals, the optimism he has for this year and his relationship with Red Sox players.
Boston began the regular season 2-0 with a pair of victories at home last week. The Bruins beat the Lightning 3-1 last Thursday, then the Red Wings 4-1 last Saturday.
'It's only been two games, but you can tell the personalities in the room, that guys are built not to take a night off,' Thornton said. 'We might not be at our best every night, but I think that guys get in there wanting to show up and play every night. That might sound like it's easy to do and you should do it, but not everyone's built like that. But I think that the guys we brought in, and the guys who were already here, and the guys we kept are definitely built that way.'
Looking back at last season's Cup finals, the Bruins blew a 2-1 lead with just over a minute remaining in the third period of Game 6 vs. the Blackhawks on June 24, a loss that still stings for Thornton.
'No, it'll never be over,' Thornton said when asked when the hangover from the postseason ends. 'I'll be thinking about it for years to come, but it's more of a motivator than a hangover, you get that close and it stings.'
Less than three months removed from its gut-wrenching loss to Chicago, Boston made significant changes to its lineup. Forwards Tyler Seguin and Nathan Horton are gone, replaced by former Penguin Jerome Iginla and former Star Loui Eriksson, while youngsters Reilly Smith — acquired via trade from Dallas along with Erikkson this offseason — and Jordan Caron have taken on elevated roles.
'We've got a group of guys that have been around for seven or eight years, and we know how important that is to make people feel welcome. So, coming into our room, you'd probably have to ask them, but I'd like to think that it's a fairly easy transition, you come in with open arms,' said Thornton.
The NHL implemented a new rule regarding fighting this season. Any player who removes his helmet before the start of a fight will receive a two-minute penalty in addition to the five-minute penalty for fighting.
'I'm not a fan, I'm really not,' said Thornton, Boston's enforcer. 'Obviously I'm a little biased, but it's seven minutes for fighting now if a guy has a visor because everyone's going to take their helmet off. And I think when you take the helmet off you take away from the player safety that everyone's preaching, so I think it's counterproductive.'
The Red Sox beat the Rays on Tuesday night and moved on to the ALCS where they'll face either the Tigers or Athletics.
'We're big supporters of the Sox, pretty much any local sports team I guess,' Thornton said. 'You get to meet a lot of those guys when you're out and about in town so there's a lot of crossover, they support us, we support them. I've been here for seven years, kind of turned me from a Jays fan to a Sox fans, I'm not going to lie.'
To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page. For more Bruins news, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.


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Promises of love and elation
Will never come by me again
How painful is this wish to elope
My wish to hold your hand
This night drives me to be the last thing you see
All we love will die
So I drive myself to be with you even in the morbid sense
Life is a vanity
My own reality mirrors my hope
The final movement unfolds
You'll need me
I just want to hold your hand
Critics hate what they don't understand
My life is over when the heart starts beating for someone else
When does three equal one plus one?
The answer of course is life, birth, creation.
And as I lie dying, I realize
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 21, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas jvjicROPLEX INC. MITCH WOMBLE p fi. BOX 45436 DALLAS, TX 75245 I Baseball scores Rangers 5, Brewers 1 Astros 8, Braves 1 NBA scores Spurs, 113, Nuggets 111 Blazers 124, Mavs 121 (OT) Local man charged with murder after body found By LILLIAN THOMAS Staff writer A local man aquitted in a murder trial last August has been charged in the shooting death of a man whose body was found Saturday morning. Ramon Amaro Jr. 21, of 2091 Michigan was arrested around 9:30 p.m. Saturday for the murder of Jesse Hernandez, 26, of 103 Rodriguez, whose body was found only 14 hours earlier. Hernandez was found shot six times by what appeared to be a .38 caliber pistol in the back around 7:15 a.m. Saturday on Wegner Road in the Royal Forest subdivision. Lt. Rudy Rubio with the Comal County Sheriff's Department said. Sheriff investigator Kermit Kroesche and city police had helped in the investigation. Amaro was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Harold Krueger, who set bond at $100,000. At press time Amaro was still in jail. The victim was found within 15 feet of the road by a man on his way to fish in the area 12 miles north of New Braunfels. Hernandez was pronounced dead by Justice of the Peace Howard "Curly" Smith who ordered an autopsy. Roberto Bayardo, medical examiner for Travis County, is conducting the autopsy. See MURDER, Page 12A Arboretum opens soon I < Ul IIM Kill KIM . . I.. I I . V IB Olive branch? City, Chamber seek better relationship City and Chamber of Commerce leaders got together last month and talked about New Braunfels' future. "This is a tremendous improvement." said Mayor Barbara Tieken. "I sense a nwre cooperative kind of feeling here. Nobody can stand another year like last sununer, and there were many innovative ideas mentioned at that meeting." Bill Warner, tile chamber's executive vice president since March 25. is enthusiastic about the plans for Hie chamber. "You hear a lot of stories when you're new and my job is to filter through all of that and determine what 's the truth "I'm enthused about a good, working relationship," Warner said. "In my opinion, things are going in the right direction to accomplish that." Warner has a philosophy for the relationship among entities. "The city working by itself can be effective," he said. "The county working by itself can be effective. and the chamber working by itself can be effective. "But with cooperation among all three and a good, hard-working relationship, if you can get that to exist, you can have super accomplishments." The three-hour "lunch" was attended by Tieken, City Manager Joe Michie, City Attorney Barry Moore, Bill Warner, Chamber President John Duster, Inunediate Past President Robert Orr, President-Elect John Chunn, and auditor David Carr. "I think it was a good, positive meeting," Michie said. It laid to rest accusations that people have that the city and the chamber fight all the time "We had such a lousy summer last year and everybody was so uptight — the visitors and the chamber - and we're all trying to have a good summer," Michie said. Among the topics, the city manager said, were the contract for distribution of the hotel-motel room tax and the "things the chamber is doing with that money and for better utilization and promotion of the Civic Center." Michie said the chamber is going to take a more active role in managing the city-owned Civic Center. Other topics, Warner said, were the chamber's plans for a "full-time conventton-visitor manager or director with the hopes that person can sit down and develop a year-round program of promoting New Braunfels." There were other ideas, Warner added. "One is a taped message, perhaps a list of things that happen that weekend to help visitors I and residents I be better informed.'' The group also talked about a promotion program to attract visitors here during the winter months. "During the summer, when we have visitors, all the hotels and motels are literally filled and you don't have room for convention delegates," Warner said. "So, during the summer months, maybe we can work on conventions, etc., for the rest of the year — except Wurstfest. - DANA STELL New Braunfels Herald New Braunfels. Texas Vol. 94 -No. 79 Sunday April 21,1985 50 Cents 54 Pages—5 Sections Dachau Surrounded by the dead, Dachau survivors eat American-sent food in this photo in Kloepper's book Local man says he'll never forget By DANA STELL Staff writer After his trip to Germany next month, President Reagan will have something in common with a local World War II veteran — both will have visited a Nazi death camp. But there the similarity ends. Reagan's visit will come 40 years after the fact. Eugene Kloepper was among the American soldiers who liberated Dachau in 1945, and he saw first-hand what had been going on inside the walls of one of Nazi Germany's largest concentration camps. Reagan, scheduled to visit West Germany in May, plans to visit a cemetery where SS soldiers are buried. That visit has touched off so much controversy, Reagan now also plans to visit the site of a concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen as well. Kloepper was a 20-year-old combat medic when his 42nd (Rainbow) 222nd Infantry Regiment, along with the 232nd and 242nd infantries advanced toward Munich that April. On the way there, Kloepper said, the group stumbled upon the South Germany city of Dachau, where one of the largest Nazi concentration camps was located. Dachau SS guards had shot thousands of prisoners and killed thousands more in gas chambers. Still, about 33,000 prisoners greeted the Americans who entered their prison. "I can remember it as clear as walking down there right now," said Kloepper, a thin Death toll 51 in Pakistan riots KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) — New violence hit Karachi on Saturday night, where riots, ethnic street brawls and battles with security forces have killed 51 people and seriously wounded 250 in six days. Mobs of youths hurled rocks at police and then were driven off with tear gas and baton charges, police said. Two people were stabbed to death in clashes between ethnic groups, bringing the toll since Monday to 51, according to medical and civil government officials. The violence in this city of 7 million, Pakistan's biggest city, began Monday with a bus accident that killed two young women. Police said youths on Saturday defied a 24-hour curfew to battle security forces in several parts of the city's west side. Authorities called for reinforcements. New fightmg between ethnic groups was reported in a poor, dingy area known as Orangi Town, when authorities relaxed the curfew for two hours so people could buy food. Besides the two stabbing deaths, at least six were injured, according to doctors at Abassi Hospital. Doctors at city hospitals reported earlier in the day that five bodies from fighting on Friday had been brought in. Military authorities immediately reimposed the curfew and armored trucks bearing heavily armed soldiers sped into trouble spots. There were reports that the death toll could be much higher than thought because of people not reporting killings of family members to avoid a police investigation. The martial law government of President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq ordered troops into Karachi on Tuesday. ^ Chicago Tribune Map Orangi Town has been the scene of the worst rioting during the past six days. Members of rival ethnic groups fought in the streets with guns, knives and axes. Doctors at local hospitals said more than 20 people have been butchered with daggers. Orangi Town consists mainly of cramped hovels made of mud bricks. The poorest residents live in ragged tents made from old sacking draped on sticks. Mounds of rubbish litter the district. The riots began Monday after a speeding bus racing a vehicle from a rival company went out of control and hit a group of women college students. Students poured into the streets, demanding the driver be hanged. When police tried to disperse them, they fought, and others joined in. Eugene Kloepper man with thick gray hair and large banda. "When we were advancing, we just didn't realize what this thing was," he said. "We thought it was just another factory. It was cold, so you couldn't smell the bodies. "And it was a factory — a killing factory.' The year was 1945 and soldiers, including medics such as Kloepper, had heard rumors about the existence of concentration camps, but never imagined the horror within. "It took a while to soak in," Kloepper said. See DACHAU, Page UA Chinese crack down on smut PEKING (AP) — China outlawed, under new regulations published Saturday, pornographic videos, aphrodisiacs and obscene materials that "poison people's minds." The State Council ban, which appeared in all leading newspapers, follows official complaints that pornography is now readily available in Canton and other Chinese cities. According to the Chinese press, smuggled and home-produced obscene videos and films are being shown to paying audiences and racy publications are multiplying. "Salacious materials poisoning people's minds and causing crimes are extremely harmful," the ruling said. "To protect the mental health of the people and especially youth, safeguard social harmony and ensure smooth progress rn socialist modernisation, various kinds of salacious material must be strictly banned." Effective immediately, the manufacture, sale, import, duplication and distribution of obscene material is prohibited. The ban covers videos, films, slides, books, magazines and pictures that "specifically portray sexual behavior or publicize pornographic and See SMUT, Page SA Inside Inmates transcribing confidential data, report says SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Texas prison inmates are used routinely to transcribe confidential information — including health and financial data atput millions of Texans, the San Antonio Express-News reported in its Sunday editions. The prisoners, who make up a typing pool, transcribe records from schools, colleges, hospitals, state and locall agencies and other government offices. The information is either typed onto a computer disc or reproduced on microfilm. The for-profit typing pool grossed the corrections department $3.8 million in 1983 while saving taxpayers millions, the Express-News reported. 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Montana wildfire forces evacuations
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A wildfire burning south of Billings has destroyed a home and a garage and forced people out of their homes.
The fire began Friday afternoon and scorched 2 square miles by Saturday.
According to the Billings Gazette , residents around the Duck Creek area remained evacuated.
The fire started in wheat fields and crossed over the Yellowstone River Friday night.
Authorities said firefighting efforts were hampered by someone flying a drone aircraft that interfered with firefighting aircraft.
Authorities say they captured the drone and are investigating.
State, federal officials come to dedicate Libby dam
LIBBY, Mont. (AP) — City, state and federal officials attended the dedication of the Flower Creek Dam to celebrate the completion of the structure in Libby.
The Daily Inter Lake reports that dam, which is 74 feet high and 320 feet across, was completed earlier this year but had its official dedication Wednesday.
The dam was built after the Department of Natural resources and Conservation discovered in 2009 that the original structure was on the verge of collapse if an earthquake occurred. The new dam cost $11.5 million and included fixing Libby's leaking water distribution project.
Libby Mayor Doug Roll thanked all who worked on the project at the dedication. Other officials in attendance included Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation John Tubbs, Lad Barney of Rural Development and contractors who built the dam.
Search underway for biker who tried stunt across reservoir
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Rescue crews are searching for a 19-year-old man who disappeared in the Canyon Ferry Reservoir after trying to ride a modified dirt bike across the water.
The Billings Gazette reports crews on jet skis and boats did not find any signs of Blake Becker or his dirt bike Sunday. The search for the Clancy man, who disappeared in the water late Saturday, is now considered a recovery effort.
Lewis and Clark County sheriff's Capt. Jason Grimmis says Becker had attempted to ride from the east shore to the west shore when he went down near Cemetery Island, where the water is about 140 feet deep.
A Montana Highway Patrol aircraft and sonar equipment have been used to aid the search efforts.
Becker had reportedly been wearing a life vest.
New biohazard facility to test Wyoming wildlife
LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — An important addition to the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory is under way for a biohazard facility, focusing on some nasty diseases that can be found in Wyoming wildlife, like the plague and rabies.
Director William Laegreid says a biosafety level 3 laboratory operated under the supervision of the University of Wyoming will allow veterinarians to keep the main facility from having to shut down when an animal shows up with a serious disease.
When that happens, people have to put on special suits and decontaminate the laboratory before routine work can resume.
According to the Laramie Boomerang , the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still has to give its approval before the new laboratory can become operational.
Dog being used to protect wildlife in Glacier National Park
KALISPELL, Mont. (AP) — The dog bark patrol is on the job at Glacier National Park, notifying wildlife managers and herding mountain goats and bighorn sheep to keep them away from strangers.
Officials say the wild animals are attracted to salt that drips off vehicles, and they pose a danger to people in parking lots who could get too close and provoke an attack.
Rangers tried using shotguns with non-lethal ammunition, sirens and whips, but they say dogs are better. The canines are already being used in other parks to keep the peace between humans and wildlife.
Glacier natural resource program manager Mark Biel says a dog named Gracie has been trained not to come in contact with the wild animals and to avoid hazing or harassing the wildlife.
Montana ranch dispute with federal government settled
LEWISTOWN, Mont. (AP) — A dispute between the owners of a Montana ranch company and the federal government has been settled.
Wilks Ranch Montana Ltd. has agreed to rehabilitate land that it fenced off and that destroyed trees, and will reimburse the Bureau of Land Management about $70,000 to cover costs for the inquiry and a survey.
The fence was built at the NBar Ranch in Fergus County in the Durfee Hills.
The Bureau of Land Management surveyed nine miles of a new fence and said about a third of it was on federal land. The survey was ordered after elk hunters complained.
Ranch spokesman Darryl James says the portion of the fence that was encroaching on federal land has been moved and the issue has been resolved.


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Devil Diver
|Devil Diver
|St. Germans
|Royal Minstrel
|United States
|Greentree Stable
|Helen Hay Whitney
|John M. Gaver, Sr.
|47: 22-12-3
|Devil Diver is a thoroughbred racehorse out of Dabchick by St. Germans. He was born around 1939 in the United States, and was bred by Greentree Stable.
|Major wins
Breeders' Futurity Stakes (1941)
Hopeful Stakes (1941)
Sanford Stakes (1941)
Phoenix Handicap (1942)
Brooklyn Handicap (1943)
Metropolitan Handicap (1943, 1944, 1945)
Carter Handicap (1943)
Toboggan Handicap (1943, 1944)
Whitney Stakes (1944)
Wilson Stakes (1944)
Manhattan Handicap (1944)
Paumonok Handicap (1944, 1945)
American Co-Champion Older Male Horse (1943)
American Champion Older Male Horse (1944)
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame (1977)
United States' Racing Hall of Fame (1980)
#55 - Top 100 U.S. Racehorses of the 20th Century
|Horse (Equus ferus caballus)
Devil Diver (1939–1961) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse foaled at Mrs. Payne Whitney's Greentree Stable in Lexington, Kentucky. A bay colt by Sir Germans, he was out of Dabchick, and a member of the same foal crop as Shut Out. Both Shut Out and Devil Diver were pointed towards the 1942 Kentucky Derby, especially as Devil Diver had opened his three-year-old season winning the Phoenix Handicap and in the process beating Whirlaway who only the year before had won the United States Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing.
Devil Diver was trained by the Hall of Fame conditioner John M. Gaver, Sr., who also trained Shut Out. The Hall of Fame jockey Eddie Arcaro believed Devil Diver to be the superior horse (he hadn't been out of the money in 13 starts), and so chose to ride him in the Derby only to come in sixth as Shut Out won the prestigious race under jockey Wayne Wright by two lengths over Alsab. At three, of the two best Whitney colts, Shut Out prevailed. But at four, Devil Diver came into his own, living up to the promise of his two-and-three year old seasons. By the time he'd finished at five, he'd won eighteen stakes and was twice voted Champion Handicap Horse honors. In 1945, he came close to American Horse of the Year but lost the Pimlico Special to the filly Twilight Tear in a three horse race that included the very good Megogo.[citation needed]
Devil Diver holds a record that has so far never been broken. He won the Grade I Metropolitan Handicap in three consecutive years: 1943, 1944, and 1945. One of those wins, 1944, was accomplished under an unbroken record weight of 134 pounds. In his Suburban Handicap win, he gave the champion Stymie thirteen pounds. In 1944, the five-year-old Devil Diver won seven stakes race and in each he carried more than 130 pounds. Better with age, at five he competed at a variety of distances under a variety of weights, all heavy. In his last year, he was voted handicap horse of the season in both polls.
Devil Diver stood at stud at Greentree Farm. He was not outstanding, but over the years sired 18 stakes winners including Beau Diable, Call Over, Lotowhite, and the good broodmare Anchors Aweigh.
Devil Diver died in 1961.
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... found a path way that lead to the Castel St Elmo on the top of the hill. After about half an hour of quite tough walking we found ourselves at the top. Selma had a piggy back for the last final stretch. It was quite tough going and by the time we reached the top we needed a refreshment.
The views over Naples and Mount Vesuvius beyond from this point are stunning. I counted 23 domes in total.
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Naples-the Birthplace of Pizza
... hanging up in every street. Each storefront and restaurant has garland and lights and christmas trees equally blinged out. And it is like everyone (except for us) is shopping for gifts.
We visited the ruins of Pompeii, which was like stepping back into history. 79 AD, to be exact. During this time, this Roman town, with a population of 20,000 citizens, was a thriving port for trade and travel. It was also a vacation destination for the elite.
To Napoli Sunday June 1st
... do not have coverage of the French Open. Look how tidy we have kept our room(s).
Napoli road cones! - A big more solid than the orange ones back home in Christchurch.
Medina Caffe in Napoli - A 4 flavoured pizza is 1 flavour per quarter. Not quite a Hells or Winnine Bagoes Pizza
Sunday must be washing day in Napoli. - Many apartment buildings had washing hanging from windows or balconies.
Napoli Bar - With a footpath ...
... palace and gardens had sunk. He quickly assumed administrative duties of the château and assembled a team of conservators to oversee the various collections of the museum (Fromageot, 1903). One of Dumont's first appointments was that of Huges Lagarde (10 messidor an III (28 June 1795), a wealthy soap merchant from Marseille with strong political connections, as bibliographer of the museum. With the abandonment of the palace, there remained no less than 104 libraries ...
See Naples and Die! of Shock
... for bottled beer.
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First thing I did when back at campsite was to shower and change.
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Taking offense at the blatant disregard for a woman's dignity, the judge is under fire for his callous comment. The judge made this statement while hearing a domestic violence case. It has been reported that the judge told the plaintiff, who was in court seeking divorce on the grounds of abuse, that she should "adjust" to the cruelty for the sake of her marriage and her children.
Activists have launched an online initiative seeking the judge's removal. Women lawyers have also expressed solidarity for the cause and has submitted a memorandum to the Chief Justice seeking specific guidelines be imparted to judges who deal with sensitive cases involving women and children.
Advocate Pramila Nesargi has been quoted as saying, "I somehow feel domestic court cases and family court cases must be posted before a judge who has been trained specially for that particular purpose and who can understand the feelings of a lady."
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You got chocolate on my only clothes. -_-
I'm all sticky. And I have no clean clothes. Wonderful. It was fun though. And the chef guy freaked when I walked him backwards into a fridge. I wasn't even violent. We finish up the pancakes and because I dunno how to use the washing machine thingy they have here, I just rinse off the plates and leave them on the side.
As we walk back out, I shove some money in the chef guy's hand and he seems to forgive me. He won't like the mess we left behind, but there you go. Tough crap.
"I need a shower," I grumble as we walk back up to our room. "And clean clothes..."
"Hmm... I wonder why," she laughs and I shake my head. I wander over to the bathroom, pulling my shirt off with the intention of crawling straight into the shower. Except I pull it off before I get into the bathroom, forgetting how shy Gabby is. I catch her blushing and looking away. I chuckle quietly to myself, dumping my shirt in the sink with my hoodie resolving to go shopping tomorrow. Closing the door, I strip the rest of my clothes off, saving Gabby the embarrassment of seeing me more than topless.
Mind you, she's gonna have to cope with it now she got chocolate all over my only shirt.
When I get out of the shower, I pull my jeans back on and walk back out, still drying my hair.
"I can't believe you got chocolate on my only top and blood on my hoodie," I laugh, throwing my towel over the back of a chair and lying down on the bed. She tries to avoid looking at me.
She fails.
"Yeah, I'm just messy like that," she smiles and I nod.
"I'm gonna need to borrow my clean hoodie back later. I wanna go into town and get some clean clothes, but I can't go out in the sun without it," I say, shifting into a more comfy position. She shrugs and mutters an "okay". I pretend to gasp. "You mean I'm not going to have to wrestle my own clothes back off you?" she giggles.
"You'd win anyway," she replies through her laughter and I nod, smiling. Yes, yes I would. I shuffle myself under the covers and feel like I'm being eaten by the duvet again.
"I'm gonna catch a few hours of sleep before we go into town," I mutter, my voice kinda muffled by the big poofy pillow.
"Okay." She smiles widely. "Are you gunna put a shirt on or do I get to creep on you while you sleep?" I have to smother a laugh at that. If she wanted to 'creep on me' she could have done it last night.
"Well I wasn't wearing more than my boxers last night," I laugh. Gabby blushes again.
"Um... Yeah," she mutters, walking into the bathroom awkwardly. I smile and close my eyes, realising I can't be bothered to take my jeans off again.
"Night, Gabby," I say loud enough for her to hear. I'm asleep before I hear her reply.


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BUZZ-U.S. Stocks on the Move-Sungy, Frontline, Digital Ally, CSR
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** SUNGY MOBILE LTD, $8.3, -20.19 pct
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The company will accelerate spending on research and sales and marketing in the coming two quarters which will put "pressure" on margins, Oppenheimer analysts said in a note.
The company on Wednesday forecast third-quarter revenue of 90-95 million yuan ($14.7-$15.5 million), below the average analyst estimate of $18.3 million.
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If you're like me and don't have $140 to shell out for a Titanium Bushbuddy but still want to use a UL wood stove, here is a good alternative: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pN30_tG7S3A
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As always your commentary is very thorough & informative! I'll give one a try.
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That thing looks cool!
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Aiken Standard (Newspaper) - June 16, 1989, Aiken, South Carolina Aum 4-t, JUUf'c Tj Sports Page 2A Chinese Paper Praises Hard-Liners Faustmann In Palmetto Finals Page UA A Quick ReadMagazine 'Garbage' To Get Down, Dirty WASHINGTON (AP) - A new magazine devoted to the pros and cons of biodegradable diapers and other ways of dealing with debris promises to do more than just talk trash. If you say, "What garbage!" you're not a likely reader of Garbage. But the publishers of this new magazine say the "throwaway society" has gone beyond the concern of the counterculture to become a mainstream issue. "I think we all feel vaguely uneasy and vaguely guilty when you bring the groceries home and realize that 60 percent of what you've bought is packaging," said editor-publisher Patricia Poore. Formally known as "Garbage: The Practical Journal for the Environment," it will start publishing in August. Ms. Poore, 33, said it will have a pro-environment tilt but she promises to be even-handed.4 Charged With Holding Woman's Dog SPARTANBURG (AP) - Sheila Hawkins says she knew something was amiss when Bentley, her 5-year-old Miniature Yorkshire Terrier, turned up missing. Ms. Hawkins said she knew from the beginning that her dog had not just run away. "I was just hoping whoever had him wouldn't mistreat him," she said. Ronnie Blackwell, 18, of Spartanburg, found his neighbor's missing dog and later was arrested along with three others and charged with conspiracy to commit extortion. Blackwell allegedly tried to force the owner to up the reward to $200 and set up a drop at a gas station. But his intent wasn't malicious, officials said. "He said he had become really attached to the dog and felt if he kept upping the price the lady would just think the dog wasn't worth it," said Detective Audrey McNair of the Spartanburg Police Department. WeatherMostly Cloudy Mostly cloudy skies are forecast for tonight with a 60 percent chance of thunderstorms. The low will be in the upper 60s. Saturday will be partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of 'J showers and thunderstorms. The highs will be in the mid 80s. Please see details on Page 9A. Deaths William O. Bledsoe, Edgefield Pearl Collins, Aiken Emma Holloway, Augusta James H. Powell, Graniteville Please see details on Page 9A.Inside Today Bridge..............................................8f3 Calendar.........................................15A Classifieds........................................SB Comics.............................................2B Crossword........................................ Cryptoquote.....................................78 Dear Abby.........................................2B Local Front.......................................18 Obituaries.........................................9A Opinions..........................................SA Sports ,...................................11A Television.........................................2B Weather............................................9A Page IB Dedication Held At Smith-Hazel Pool Friday, June 16, 1989 Aiken, South Carolina Vol. 122 No. 144 Du Pont Tribute May Take Scientific Turn By PHILIP LORD Staff Writer Science could replace nostalgia as a lasting tribute to the 38 years of service of Du Pont at the Savannah River Site. Plans to replace the proposed Du Pont clock tower at the Ruth Patrick Science Center with a planetarium were discussed Thursday evening during a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce. The planetarium, which would allow people to enter the dome shaped facility and see computer simulated images of the heavens, would be an on going educ-taional tool as oppossed to the retirement theme projected by the clock tower, said June H. Murff, president of the chamber. Members of the board seemed very responsive to the idea of the planetarium and have decided to persue the project, she said. Representatives from Du Pont have already approved the proposed replacement. "They seemed pleased with the proposal and the fact that it could be used for an educational vehicle rather than just for nostalgia," Mrs. Murff said. The planetarium could also be used for a science enrichment program at USC Aiken, she said. Dr. Robert E. Alexander, chancellor of USCA, was unavailable for comment on the project. If constructed, the planetarium, which is still in a conceptual stage, would be a useful educational devise that could be used by residents from all over the county and from other surrounding areas, Mrs. Murff said. "It will be something that anyone can enjoy," she said. Mrs. Murff added, "Right now, there is no costs figure for the project." The architects for the science center are to be named today, she said. Plans to establish a fund raising committee for the project will be discussed during the board's meeting next week, Mrs. Murff said. A possible plan for the fund raising structure would be to place different individuals in charge (rf different sectors of the community to insure that a broad base of support is received for the project, she said. Funds left over from the Du Pont Appreciation Dinner could also be used for the project, Mrs. Murff said. Untrapped Bush Hails Vote On S&L Reforms AP Laserphoto SAND BLAST: Bernhard Langer of West Germany successfully hits from the sand en route to a four-under-par 66 at the U.S. Open in Rochester, N Y For story, please see Page 11 A. By The Associated Press WASHINGTON — The administration is hailing the House version of savings and loan bailout legislation as a major victory for taxpayers after the resounding defeat of an attempt to weaken President Bush's key reform proposal. Shortly before ll p.m. Thursday, the House capped a 13-hour session by voting 320-97 to solve the worst financial crisis since the Depression with the most expensive government bailout in history. It will cost, according to the congressist General Accounting Office, $285 billion over 30 years — $157 billion of that from taxpayers. The legislation also includes a series of what Bush has labeled "never again" provisions. In what the president identified as the heart of his proposal, it requires S&L owners to risk more of their own money in a capital cushion between S&L losses and the government deposit insurance fund. "The American taxpayers won a major victory today when the House of Representatives voted for strong, tangible capital requirements for the nation's savings and loans," Treasury Secretary Nicholas F. Brady said in a statement. "We applaud the House leadership for moving this bill rapidly through the House," said White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. The House action paves the way for a conference early next month with the Senate, which passed its S&L bill in April, and for final enactment before Congress goes on vacation in August. The sharpest conflict between the two chambers will likely be on their funding plans. The Senate would allow Bush to keep some S&L spending out of the budget deficit through a plan to sell bonds 'The American taxpayers won a major victory when the House voted for strong, tangible capital requirements for the nation's savings and loans.' — Nicholas F. Brady, Treasury Secretary through a new quasi-private agency. But the Democratic-dominated House would swell the deficit by $44 billion, increasing pressure on the administration to agree to a tax increase, in a bid to cut long-term interest costs. On capital, the House would require S&L owners to risk $3 in "real money" capital for every $IOO in lending, while the Senate standard is $1.50. Despite heavy industry lobbying, the House, on a 326-94 vote, rejected an amendment offered by Rep. Henry J. Hyde, R-Ill., which would have given 241 S&Ls a chance, through an administrative appeal, to win exemption from new capital requirements. Hyde was arguing on behalf of institutions currently benefiting from an accounting break known as "supervisory good will." Regulators granted the $19.7 billion break to institutions, many of them in Illinois, that took ailing institutions off the government's hands in the early 1980s. Supervisory good will allows many of them to operate without risking any of their owners' money. (Please See BUSH, Page 8A)Consumer Prices Rise Sharp 0.6% In May By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Consumer prices rose a sharp 0.6 percent in May, pushed up by strong increases in food and gasoline costs, the government said today. The rise in the Consumer Price Index, the government's primary gauge of inflation at the retail level, followed an even stronger 0.7 percent April increase that was the largest jump in more than two years, the Labor Department reported. During the first five months of the year, consumer prices rose at an annual rate of 6.7 percent, a significantly faster pace than the 4.4 percent price increases registered in 1987 and 1988. Inflation at the wholesale level has been even stronger, rising at an annual rate of 9.4 percent so far this year. Despite the persistently strong price increases, many analysts say inflation now may begin to level off. Today's report will be closely scrutinized by the Federal Reserve Board, which last week slightly eased its grip on the money supply in the belief that the slowing economy will help to tame inflation. Analysts believe the central bank will wait for further evidence that inflation is under control before it eases any more. In May, the overall inflation rate was heavily influenced by a I percent increase in energy costs. These costs had shot up 5.1 percent in April, when there was an all-time record increase in gasoline prices of 11.4 percent. Last month's increase in gasoline costs was a still-strong 3.9 percent, which accounted for about one-fourth of the overall increase in the CPI for May. (Please See CONSUMER, Page 8A)Drug Czar Says Beheading Suitable For Some Dealers By The Associated Press WASHINGTON - Drug czar William Bennett says that beheading some kinds of drug dealers would be a "morally" fitting punishment although difficult to implement system of justice. Bennett, interviewed Thursday on the "Larry King Live" television program on Cable News Network, said, "We are not do- BENNETT ing enough that is morally proportionate to the nature of the offense." His remarks were prompted by a call er's question, "why not behead the ... dealers?" as the law calls for in some Middle Eastern countries. "What the caller suggests is morally plausible," Bennett said. "It's legally difficult." Bennett, who is director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, said, "Morally, I don't have any problem with that at all." "Ask most Americans if they saw someone on the streets selling drugs to their kids, what they would feel morally justified in doing — tear them (the sellers) limb from limb," Bennett said. Asked by interviewer King, "What should we do?" Bennett did not answer directly but said, "It's not a moral problem. I used to teach ethics."5th 'Anchor' Signs Contract To Open Store In Aiken Mall By PHILIP LORD Staff Writer A fifth large anchor store has signed contracts to locate a new 60,000 square feet store in the Aiken Mall, said Jacqueline J. Beck, a spokesman for George D. Zamias. Phar-Mor drug stores signed an agreement earlier this week to locate in the mall, informed sources said. The company has been running advertisements in local newspapers requesting employment applications. Joining the fifth chain in anchoring the store will be Brendle's Catalog Store, Sears Roebuck and Co., Belk of Aiken and J.C. Penney Inc. "We are just getting ready to start construction on the fourth store right now," said Ken Hardin, leasing agent for Zamias. In additon to the large chain stores, approximately 50 small specialty shops will be locating in the mall, he said. "A majority of them (the small shops) will be new stores," Hardin said. Very few stores in the Aiken area will be relocating at the mall. The owners of the small shops will be able to start working on their stores in the next two weeks to prepare for the Oct. ll opening of the mall, he said. (Please See 5TH ANCHOR, Page 8A) ;
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