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rt 0 HiltplillP THE GAMECOCK Page 2 ? September 12, 1984 mJ jL I/VIaIIV ?? ? Giant octopuses att< two New Zealand fi Asi?ciated Press WELLINGTON, New Zealand ? Tw the Pacific island nation of Kiribati were giant octopuses that held them under drowned, according to a newspaper repo The New Zealand Herald newspaper s armed with spears, were hunting for octc of the sea creatures caught hold of them under water. The report did not say when the two r Kiribati Natural Resources Minister B quoted as saying the octopuses were thi long, much bigger than the kind the islan I kill for food. Kirata was quoted as saying fishermen the creatures by letting the octopus cling t facing and killing the creature by biting a eyes. Man marries older wo as it turns out, she's Associated Press CHARLOTTE, Tenn. ? A woman I and charged with incest after it was di been married for six years to her son, whc adoption 23 years ago, authorities said Mary Bass, 43, was arrested and char marrying her son, Danny Bass, in 1978. Bass, 26, only recently discovered he m mother, said Dan Cook, assistant district He came to authorities when he found "He came into our office a counle of v said. "He had contacted his lawyer afte married to his mother and asked our as mining it there had been a violation of t "He became emotionally distraught ar he had married his mother," he said. Mrs. Bass gave her son to an uncle, when he was 3 years old, investigators si The two met again when Bass was biological parents, and marric.'. shortly Mrs. Bass never told her son that she w said. 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L___ (NEWSPAPEN ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ?ck, kill | \mjWUka shermen o fishermen from ? recently killed by nfcl ' ^ water until they ^gMBppP^?* aid the two men, ^ jgnH ^ puses when some f Vv S and forced them jf npn *.i .* t . * ^niil uvia IMIIVU . / ^ . jdMSKR his mom - tias been arrested scovered she had >m she gave up for _ifM> IS Monday. p>ged Saturday for ' arried his natural ' ' attorney general. /eeks ago," Cook r learning he was i " "'i' ' TT distance in deterhe law. id very upset that Horace Sullivan, lid. looking for his The big chill after, Cook said. Dame Nichols, official boy I as his mother, he joys a cold soft drink during I Don't Print It. Futurecony It... At kinko's. reeks ? it's that time for printing pledge books, ers, invitations, banners ... you name it. Copy it At Kinko's 933 MAIN ST. 799 3807 Ask about our Student Charge Account I - miBiurv Futurecopies. Today... at Klnko's. 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Wise reasonec "everyone's expe will have to go b; Kulseth recalled in 1979 "we had didn't have to go That was the ni the bar and its pit recalled water co the door on the p Monday, Kulseth Hurricane Diana There was a bt water, but Kulset before David. ?? - ' - -i - lit piCUILICU III BHHHk.:.. H like this. It's (Di< Photo by Stephanw Klein A COUple ol Sll pier at this coasta fishermen braved jail helper for USC's soccer team, en- But, except foi the USC Presbyterian game. partly cloudly ski than 200 miles a\ ^a r j * -- Ti^y ~ ? MM .m . mi See your Jostcns represent Date Sept. 10,11,12 9:00DU - T TC/^ 15 1 - n r t ia^<z yu uuuKbiore - i\U! Deposit required: $15 ?1984 (oitott. Inc. JGetA*25Rla fosrens Gold ( ane Diana i_i 4.: i CBIcUldllUII honor IS ? The owners of the beachfront bar and jammer" were ready to party, but the guest show up. >iana slowly moved toward South Carolina, lis establishment with its weathered shingles, id dance floor geared up for - what else - a p have heen ratline askine about a nartv and how to make hurricanes," explained Bill e co-owners of the establishment, "so we're me party." at Monday night football always brings in a he storm could have topped it. ly night, bartender Billy Wise said business ' probably because Diana - if not the life of the cause - hadn't shown up. The hurricane >0 miles away to the southeast and moving I the nightspot wasn't packed because cting the storm to go back out to sea so thev ack to work tomorrow." A that when Hurricane David came through a lot of people that night. They knew they to work in the morning." ght that Kulseth got up at 4 a.m. to board up :ture window looking out onto the beach. He ming up over the volleyball court and under orch. But from the way things appeared late i wasn't looking for anything like that from isk breeze and some rolling whitcaps on the h said things were calm compared to the day ic oncoming storm "won't be much if it stays ma/ musing mu? . irf'crs tried their luck on the waves near the il island just north of Charleston. And a few the wind-blown drizzle on shore. the brisk breeze and the sporadic rain, the ies gave little indication a hurricane was less \ay. itive. 4:30 ?sell House i.00 Payment plans available. we On Your College Ring.