K Reactor Restart Plans After December Tritium Leak
DOE officials outline upgrades at Savannah River Site to detect and isolate contaminated water within five and a half hours ahead of a planned restart by month’s end. Safety board chair Conway voices concern over fuel rod handling and demands a detailed restart plan.
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Monda
House Armed Services Committee
Richard A. Claytor
DOE
Defense Programs
John T. Conway
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board
SRS
Conway
Claytor
Energy
James Watkins
Daly Leads Masters Hype With Long Drive Debut
At Augusta National rookie John Daly, the Arkansas native known for his prodigious length, opens his first Masters with a strong gallery push. Daly, who won the PGA Championship last year, shows off power on par fives while noting crowds fuel his confidence as practice rounds continue with stars like Woosnam Olazabal Ballesteros Feherty in sight.
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John Daly
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Fulton Al‘om
South Africa
David Feherty
Ireland
Seve Ballesteros
Jose-Maria Olazabal
Ozone Shield Thinning Warns of Rapid Depletion
A 17 nation EC funded study says the Northern Hemisphere ozone layer fell 10 to 20 percent in December and January and 5 to 15 percent in February. Neil Harris of the European Ozone Secretariat warns time is running out and calls for rapid bans on chlorofluorocarbons and halons. Joe Farman voices similar urgency, noting past ozone discoveries and urging accelerated phaseouts.
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London
Neil Harris
European Ozone Secretariat
Joe Farman
Antarctic
Farman
Masters Special Section Preview At Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard will publish a special golf section about The Masters to illuminate its past glories. The 56th edition coverage will run in the Wednesday edition and be included in that day’s daily paper.
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Aiken Standard
Bush press for overturning Roe v Wade in abortion case
The Bush administration seeks Supreme Court review to overturn Roe v Wade, urging the court to consider the Pennsylvania 24 hour waiting period and husband notification rule. The case argues for limiting abortion rights and allowing states to restrict abortion as a legitimate state interest.
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Washington
Bush Administration
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Justice Department
Kenneth W. Starr
High Court
Department
Starr
Court briefs support prenatal life as valid abortion limit
The state's interest in prenatal life is cited as a legitimate basis to restrict abortion rights under Roe. A brief filed after large protests argues informed consent and a 24 hour waiting period help women reflect before deciding. It also defends notifying a husband of plans to abort as protecting fetal life and family interests.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Brown Image On Line In Two States
Jerry Brown campaigns in New York and Wisconsin claiming voters tire of Washington hijinks. He rallys volunteers in Manhattan planning late wall posters to energize undecided voters and foresees a strong showing that could reshape the Democratic race. He notes Tsongas may attract Clinton supporters while Brown’s candidacy draws those seeking reform and vitality in politics.
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Jerry Brown
Washington
Wisconsin
Brown
Manhattan
Grand Central
Penn Stations
Jacques Barzaghi
Bill Clinton
California
Paul Tsongas
Mote
Dear Abby Erma Bombeck and Classifieds Snippet
A short, fragmented newspaper snippet mentions Dear Abby and Erma Bombeck amid a calendar and classifieds section. The text also includes a cryptic crossword and a note of “reeee power wees.” Two notable names appear with minimal surrounding context.
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Abby Erma Bombeck
Local News Tip Line Opens for Reader Ideas
A community notice invites readers to share news items and story ideas by calling 648 2311. The box lists sections including Horoscope Local Front Movies Obituaries Opinions Sports Television Weather.
Doctor Would Cap Med Costs
Florence Democrat Rep. Billy Houck a retired surgeon proposes state regulation of hospital charges via a consumer dominated commission to set rates for all procedures in South Carolina. The bill backed by the Medical Association faces strong Hospital Association opposition and was tabled in committee with a plan to reintroduce before session end.
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Columbia
Billy Houck
Florence
South Carolina Medical Association
State Hospital Association
Houck
Some S C Legislators Receive Funds For Nonexistent Offices
The Sun News reports that South Carolina counties have paid about $100000 over seven years for offices or services for a non existent delegation. Williamsburg County supervisor Alex Chatman notes funds went to the state openers representing Williamsburg. At least 28 counties still fund telephones offices or secretaries despite no legal requirement.
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South Carolina
Williamsburg County
Alex Chatman
Williamsburg
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