Police Searching for Missing Woman

Kayla Marie King

Newberry, SC (WLTX) - The Whitmire Police Department in Newberry county is asking for the community's help in locating a missing person.

Officials say Kayla Marie King, 25, has been missing since Wednesday morning under unknown circumstances. She was last seen on Jalapa Road near Asais Branch Road in Whitmire.

Oscar-winning actress Celeste Holm dies, age 95

 

(Reuters) - Stage and film actress Celeste Holm, who won an Oscar for her role in the 1947 movie "Gentleman's Agreement," has died at home in New York City, age 95, according to reports citing her niece.

Niece Amy Phillips told television news network CNN Holm had been admitted to a New York City hospital last week, but her husband took her home this past Friday.

"She passed peacefully in her home in her own bed with her husband and friends and family nearby," Phillips told CNN.


Holm was born and raised in New York City and began performing as a teenager in school plays and later in college before taking up acting as a profession.

Ford Escape Recall: Company Recalling More Than 10,000 Redesigned 2013 Escape SUVs

DETROIT -- Ford Motor Co. is recalling more than 10,000 redesigned 2013 Escape SUVs to fix carpet padding that could get in the way of braking.

Ford says that wrongly positioned carpet padding could reduce space around the pedals and cause drivers to hit the side of the brake pedal when switching from the accelerator.

The auto maker told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that dealers will remove the carpet padding and replace a console trim panel at no charge.

Ford said the recall covered 8,266 vehicles in the U.S. Ford spokeswoman Marcey Zwiebel said it also affected about 2,000 vehicles in Canada and a couple hundred in Mexico.

'Ballplayer: Pelotero,' Documentary Tells The Story Of Baseball Scouting In the Dominican Republic (VIDEO)

Baseball is an American tradition, but over the years, Dominicans have started to claim the sport as their own as more and more players have been recruited from the small island. And, rightly so, as twenty percent of professional baseball players in the United States, in the minor and major leagues combined, come from the Dominican Republic.

“They play it because it’s their only option. They don’t have other choices. They don’t have jobs that they could get if they went to high school or college,” Paley said.