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oMHH Boy kills men wh SWFTZER ? An 11-year-old b< for the first time shot and killed cassette recorder from his family's Danny Ray Abernathy, 35, and were found dead at the house Mor for a third person they suspect m? William Todd Knight, the son wisely," said Spartanburg County Shortly after 4 p.m. Monday, parents' bedroom when he heard brick, ranch-style home. Todd told officers he was sea .22-caliber rifle his father had giv rounds into the rifle. He went to the front door and sa the man left in a white Datsun. Todd resumed watching cartooi more banging at a dining room w Once again Todd investigated presence, climb through the dininj Looking for an escape, the boj window, but the white Datsun wa So he went back to the hallway, and was spotted by one of the int the television set. Todd then shot three rounds at t through a door leading to the gar He immediately called 911 for J on the phone until police arrived, When police arrived, one of th< back yard, while the second man \ sun, Burnett said. Man breaks winch GREENWOOD ? A man being Enforcement Center escaped by s authorities said Monday. Dennis L. Posley, 25, of Green battery and trespassing charges Su 1 toward the first-floor window, si authorities said. The thick window was six feet h estimated at $500. Posley still was being sought, sa it was the first escape of that kin< ML ' I 'ammaocaam 4/\r*n ID ^ iciiucsscau IUJJS IJ Presidential hopeful George B former Tennessee Gov. Lamar Ah U.S. News & World Report c copies of its March 21 edition as s as his vice-presidential running mi ticket. The magazine said Alexander ii nor is known for emphasizing job: appointed president of the Univei inc magazine saia less uiceiy Transportation Secretary Elizabe former presidential hopeful Jack Campbell. 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Officers were searching ly have been involved. of Billy and Ann Knight, "acted very Coroner Jim Burnett. the boy was watching cartoons in his noises at the front door of the family's red, so he went to his room for the en him for Christmas. He loaded four iw a man pounding on the door. Finally, is, but about 10 minutes later he heard II1UV TT , and saw two men, unaware of his g room window. r tried to escape through the bathroom s parked in the back yard. , pecked around the corner into the den ruders as they were taking the VCR off he men, who dropped the VCR and fled age. lelp. Emergency personnel kept the boy Burnett said. : dead men was found face down in the vas in the driver's seat of the white Dat>w, breaks out of jail I booked at the Greenwood County Law mashing through a plate glass window, wood was being booked on assault and inday morning when he suddenly bolted mashed through it and kept on going, tigh and 22 inches wide and damage was id Chief Deputy Harold White, who said i from the center. lush's list, report says ush's top choice as a running mate is sxander, a national news magazine says, luotes unidentified sources in advance avine Bush would likelv Dick Alexander ate if a Southerner is on the Democratic iterests Bush because the former govers and education. Alexander recently was sity of Tennessee. running mates for Bush were former th Dole, New Jersey Gov. Tom Kean, Kemp and South Carolina Gov. Carroll d Monday that Alexander also was cong mate for another Republican presiden t and Youth Fares to tOPE i Scheduled Airlines! 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Several constitutional amendment were proposed by Davis during th rest of the meeting. He said his amendments wer meant to streamline the process o filling vacant Senate seats. If there are vacant seats in on district, candidates who didn't win i their own districts could be used t' fill the scats. For example, only one student ha filed for the Applied Profession? Sc'ences district, which has thre scats. But Humanities and Socii Sciences has 25 people running fc five seats. Senate candidates who uon't wii their own district can still get electe to the Senate in another district. Th candidate with the most votes amon all the "first-round" losers would b appointed to fill other seats. "This way the Senate starts a terr with a full house," Davis said. And if a senator resigns, a specij committee will appoint new senatoi instead of the S.G. vice president. Davis' amendments are amenc mcnts to the S.G. Constitutior which must be voted on and ratifie by the students in a general electior These amendments will be on th ballots along with candidates runnin for S.G. and Senate seats. Nursings replaced by being financially su cessful, Pesut said. In addition to unattractive salarie nurses are expected to work unattra tive hours such as nights, weeken* and holidays, he said. Pesut said to correct the problen of the nursing profession, thn remedies are necessary. First, fui 1NEED BIRTH CO INFORM A' A F A P L G 'I Sw -ffi J ^ ^Jk Urge I ** ' FLIGHT A The rapid expansion of our fleet a created new openings for flight att? If you're about to start a career or w interested in returning to the work 1 we have to offer is nothing less thai | airline that's first in the air and seco MINIMUM QUAL1FICATIO U Friendly, outgoing ptrtonalft with neat, well-groomed appearance. Willing and able to relocate. Ybu must be a U.S. citizen or lawfully permitted to work In the U.S. Hfgh school diploma or GED. 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