Love wins Par 3 with 22 as Masters quest begins
Davis Love III shoots a 5 under 22 to win the Par 3 tournament by one stroke over Joe Ozaki Paul Azinger and Steve Elkington. Brad Faxon cards a hole in one on No. 2. Love aims to join Masters and Par 3 titles in one week amid strong form.
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Davis Love III
Joe Ozaki
Paul Azinger
Steve Elkington
Bob Gilder
Andrew Magee
Brad Faxon
Love
Fred Couples
St. Simons Island
Couples
U.S
Augusta
Cou
Senate budget sets pay raises with unequal boosts for teachers
The South Carolina Senate passed a $3.6 billion budget plan with 1 percent raises for teachers and school staff while state employees receive a flat $200 increase. The vote followed 12 hours of debate and moves to the House. The plan also raises taxes and extends the Barnwell low level waste dump operation to about 86 million for raises and agency funding.
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Columbia
Senate
John Drummond
South Carolina Education Association
House
Barnwell
Tennis Great Admits Has AIDS
Arthur Ashe, the renowned tennis star and pioneer, disclosed in a New York news conference that he has had AIDS since 1988 and contracted the virus via a 1980s blood transfusion. He noted he and his family tested negative, and he remains in generally good health while undergoing AZT and antibiotics.
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New York
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
USA Today
Magic Johnson
St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center
Centers For Disease Control
Obituaries note local figures in quiet community
Local obituaries honor residents with brief notices detailing life milestones and surviving family members. The column preserves names, ages, and service details, offering a respectful snapshot of community history and collective remembrance.
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Richardson's Lake Settlement Ends But Lawsuit Continues
A $3.5 million suit brought by two black Cub Scouts over denied admission at Richardson's Lake was settled in an undisclosed agreement. The judge also dismissed a related suit against the lake's former owner, a ruling that will be appealed.
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Richardson’s
Rodney Peeples
Lester Diggs
Marques Bush
Gerald Jackson
Jeff Spears
Marty Patton
Frank Williamson
Senate Revenue Projections From Tax and Fee Measures
The plan estimates 37.8 million from extending the Barnwell low level waste dump to 1995, 20.7 million from a 5 cent cigarette tax, 10.8 million from delaying a capital gains tax cut, and 5 million from taxing nonresident profits. Additional items include 4.5 million from traffic fines, 3.8 million from Bingo card charges, 3.1 million from ending electricity tax exemptions for stations, 1.2 million from Heritage Land Trust overpayments, 1.2 million from a car rental surcharge, and 900 thousand from selling agency brochures ads.
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Barnwell
South Carolina
Heritage Land Trust Fund
Abortion Informed Consent Bill Advances In South Carolina
South Carolina House passes a bill requiring doctors to obtain informed consent before abortions. Physicians must inform women of risks and fetal development and offer detailed materials on fetal growth and child support. A $1000 fine for violations and budget earmarks for materials were debated. A second amendment would require vasectomy providers to give men information on fetal development.
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Columbia
State House
House
Inez Tenenbaum
South Carolina Family Research Foundation
Notable tennis great with multiple doubles titles and top ranking
Birthdate July 10 1943 Richmond Virginia resident Mount Kisco New York. Right handed player with career prize money 1584909 and 33 career titles including two doubles majors. Grand slam history includes Australian Open 1977 win in doubles with Roche and 1971 French Open doubles title with Riessen. Wimbledon doubles finalist 1970 with Ralston and U S Open doubles finalist 1968 with Gimeno. Highest singles ranking reached number 2 on May 10 1976.
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Richmond
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Roche
Riessen
Ralston
Pasarell
Gimeno
Westinghouse Renames Lab to Technology Center
Westinghouse Savannah River Company renames the Savannah River Laboratory to the Savannah River Technology Center effective April 1. WSRC operates the Savannah River Site for the U S Department of Energy. President Ambrose Schwalle says the move aligns the division with its evolving mission and future role in support of DOE Complex 21.
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Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
Reoraanaa
Savannah River Laboratory
Savannah River Technology Center
WSRC
Savannah River
U.S. Department of Energy
Ambrose Schwalle
Schwallie
DOE
Eerment of Energy
Department
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