Masters Turn to Business as Augusta Prepares for 57th Masters
The field at Augusta National readies for the 57th Masters with Phil Mickelson among the top players. Defending champion Fred Couples and contenders Greg Norman Nick Faldo and Nick Price are highlighted as tension builds for the major. Norman seeks to prove he can win after a recent run of success and a slump-ending victory.
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Augusta
Phil Mickelson
Mickelson
Augusta National Golf Club
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
Fred Couples
U.S
Justin Leonard
Couples
Tom Watson
Watson
Greg Norman
Nick Faldo
Nick Price
Norman
Craig Stadler
Paul Azinger
Payne Stewart
Faldo
DOE Names Panel on Tritium Transfer to SRS
Secretary Hazel R. O Leary appoints three independent consultants Dr John S Foster Jr Rear Adm Kenneth L Woodfin and Dr Terry R Lash to reevaluate the plan to move all tritium related work to the Savannah River Site The review targets cost effectiveness with a May 24 deadline and notes potential $2 billion in savings but faces GOP criticism and GAO concerns about substantiation The move could create about 65 new jobs at SRS and follows a 1991 consolidation plan generated by DOE with current work split between SRS and Mound Plant.
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Secretary of Energy
Hazel R. O'Leary
DOE
Savannah River
John S. Foster Jr
Navy
Kenneth L. Woodfin
Terry R. Lash
SRS
Ohio
John Glenn
Tony Hall
General Accounting Office
Congress
Mound
Dayton
Texan Nominated for No 2 at Energy Department
The Clinton administration proposed William H. White of Houston as Deputy Secretary of the Department of Energy. If Senate confirms, he becomes the agency's COO overseeing energy programs weapons waste cleanup and science and technology clusters.
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Clinton
William H. White
Department of Energy
White
Houston
Susman Godfrey
DOE
United States Senate
Dept
Derrick SRS Holds High Nuclear Role
The Savannah River Site faces short term job losses up to 2500 due to defense budget cuts but will stay vital in the nation s nuclear complex Rep Butler C Derrick spoke at a Washington Night briefing with South Carolina lawmakers urging an incentives package to spur early retirements He and Sen Strom Thurmond pledged to protect jobs amid wider naval facility closures in Charleston and beyond.
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Columbia
Savannah River
Butler C. Derrick
Memors
South Carolina
SAS
Charleston
Defense Department
Sen. Thurmond
Commonai Onal
Calendar and Puzzles Featured in Classifieds Section
A fragmented OCR snippet shows a busy classified page with sections titled Calendar and Crosswords. It hints at a Cryptoquote and a brief mention of Erma Bombeck alongside cryptic entries and miscellaneous features within a newspaper’s classifieds.
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Bridge Ia
News tip line contact offered for readers
A local newspaper invites readers to call 648 2311 to share news tips or story ideas for potential coverage. The brief notice emphasizes reader participation and tips submission via phone.
Deaths in South Carolina Obituary Roundup
Obituaries list Emma M. Smith Bailey of North Augusta George W. Folks of Aiken Norma Fay Smith Hutchen and James Charles Jackson both of Aiken Adolph C. Kapinos of Aiken Eileen C. Padgett of Aiken Ada A. Robinson of Uniondale and other readers in the region.
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Emma M. Smith Bailey
North Augusta
George W. Folks
Aiken
Norma Fay Smith Hutchenson
James Charles Jackson
Adolph C. Kapinos
Eileen C. Padgett
Ada A. Robinson
Uniondale
Clinton Proposes $1.52 Trillion Budget With Tax Hikes
President Clinton sends Congress a 1.52 trillion dollar budget for next year outlining sharp defense cuts and higher taxes on the wealthy corporations and energy users. He says the plan would restore hope while projecting a 447.5 billion dollar five year deficit reduction amid battles over details.
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Washington
Clinton
Congress
Manhattan
Osal
Capitol Hill
Clinton budget projects debt rise despite proposal
Clinton estimates the national debt will grow by 1.19 trillion dollars over five years, a pace near Reagan and Bush levels. He argues his plan reverses the trend toward perpetual debt growth.
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Clinton
Reagan
Bush
Nuclear Waste Accident At Tomsk Hits Radioactive Cloud
The U S Department of Energy says a Tuesday explosion at a Tomsk Russia nuclear weapons complex created a radioactive cloud. DOE experts deem a similar accident at U S facilities like Savannah River unlikely. Moscow authorities begin assessing contamination in Tomsk-7.
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U.S. Department of Energy
Tomsk
Russia
DOE
Savannah River
Aiken
Emer
Moscow
Tomsk-7
Leigh Ann Critical In N C Hospital
Leigh Ann Allen Woodward, 21, Windsor resident and cystic fibrosis patient, remains in critical condition at University Hospital Chapel Hill after a March 12 fungus infection. Doctors weigh CMV virus and possible rejection of transplanted lungs, with her husband Chris Woodward optimistic about slow lung recovery.
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Leigh Ann Allen Woodward
University Hospital
Chapel Hill
N.C
Woodward
Chris Woodward
Leigh Ann
Windsor
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