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m .: m ? ? . ^>\| Page 2 ? September 12, 1984 , Dateline ' THE GAMECOGI^ 1 i.i.ii.i ii i *-r'iifili Giant octopuses at two New Zealand AggtciattHl Pr?s WELLINGTON, New Zealand ? 1 the Pacific island nation of Kiribati we giant octopuses that held them unc drowned, according to a newspaper re The New Zealand Herald newspape armed with spears, were hunting for o? of the sea creatures caught .hold of the under water. The report did not say when the tw< Kiribati Natural Resources Minister quoted as saying the octopuses were long, much bigger than the kind the isl kill for food. Kirata was quoted as saying fisherm the creatures by letting the octopus clin facing and killing the creature by biting eyes. Man marries older w as it turns out, she's Associated Press CHARLOTTE, Teiin. ? A womai and chargcd with incest after it was been married for six years to her son, vv adoption 23 years ago, authorities saic Mary Bass, 43, was arrested and ch marrying her son, Danny Bass, in 197) Bass, 26, only recently discovered he mother, said Dan Cook, assistant distri He came to authorities when he fou "He came into our office a couple o! said. "He had contacted his lawyer af married to his mother and asked our mining if there had been a violation o! "He became emotionally distraught he had married his mother," he said. Mrs. Bass gave her son to an uncl< when he was 3 years old, investigators The two met again when Bass w biological parents, and marrit.'. shortl Mrs. Bass never told her son that she I rnmmmmmma FSStjaaii THE GAME 3 versions are offered m l gam? 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Av< froi In 1982, four men tied with ? the most home runs in the | American League with 22: JoODoy unicn, rony Armas, Dwight Evans and Eddie Murray. 9 Only two fillies have won the Kentucky Derby: Regret in 1915 and Genuine Risk in 1980. L (newspaper enterprise assn.) Wmmmmm wo fishermen from Ifllilil re recently killed by lerwater until they r said the two men, j :topuses when some Jr v Babera Kirata was .1 C - ;ja=i' ^91^ iiiicc ui iuut yarus ? 11.0 mum riSgKl ri has been arrested discovered she had hom she gave up for 1 Monday. larged Saturday for married his ict attorney general. nd out, Cook said. f weeks ago," Cook ter learning he was assistance in deterf the law. and very upset that ?, Horace Sullivan, said. as looking for his The big chill y after, Cook said. Dame Nichols, official bo was his mother, he | joys a cold soft drink duri I Don't Print It. Futurecopy It... At kinko's. 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He explain< I good crowd c ?ut 'ate ^ P^ was "slow to . the was sl'" ab?l slowly. , Wise reas v "everyone's t will have to t Kulseth re< in 1979 "we didn't have t That was tl the bar and it recalled wate the door on t /Monday, Ku H.'rriranP Pi There was water, but Ki :!;?pv ! before David ! He prediet< ??38&*^BHHMBMre&;..-- EBB like this. It's Photo by Stepharve Klein A- COUple C pier at this cc fishermen br y ball helper for USC's soccer team, en- But, excep ng the USC Presbyterian game. partly cloudl than 200 mil BoSi ie f- See your Jostens repress K 111 Date; Sept. 10,11,12 9: iy Place USC Bookstore - ] I Deposit required: ! I 01984 katonk Inc. ? I GETA*25R J JOSTENS GOL cane Diana 1 es celebration I M ;r honor | BM ' .$1 ALMS ? The owners of the beachfront bar and Vindjammer" were ready to party, but the guest ;d to show up. ne Diana slowly moved toward South Carolina, of this establishment with its weathered shingles, irt and dance floor geared up for - what else - ap ty. eople have been calling asking about a party and K now how to make hurricanes," explained Bil|f| 3f the co-owners of the establishment, "so we're irricane party." :d that Monday night football always brings in a ,nH r lir? ct/Arm r-niiM howfl it |MU HIV JltMIII VV/UIM HM'V lV,HKV'U 11 onday night, bartender Billy Wise said business'% fair" probably because Diana - if not the life of | east the cause - hadn't shown up. The hurricane ;** it 100 miles away to the southeast and moving.! ' v^ffl oned the nightspot wasn't packed because ^ expecting the storm to go back out to sea so they ?o back to work tomorrow." railed that when Hurricane David came through ; had a lot of people that night. They knew they 5 o go to work in the morning." le night that Kulseth got up at 4 a.m. to board up j s picture window looking out onto the beach. He ! r coming up over the volleyball court and under he porch. But from the way things appeared late lseth wasn't looking for anything like that from ana. a brisk breeze and some rolling whitcaps on the ' ilseth said things were calm compared to the day ;d the oncoming storm "won't be much if it stays (Diana) moving so slow." >f surfers tried their luck on the waves near the )astal island just north of Charleston. And a few aved the wind-blown drizzle on shore. t for the brisk breeze and the sporadic rain, the y skies gave little indication a hurricane was less es away. >nf ofix rr? ^ilUUVC. 00-4:30 SS Russell House fGS) fTi r /\/x pio.uu I Payment plans available 1 ebateOnYour d College Ring.