Move now to win NPR for SRP as safety faults spark push
The Savannah River Plant faces renewed push to build the New Production Reactor after outages and reduced reactor output. South Carolina leaders urge Gov. Campbell to form a task force and press congressional action for funding and placement of the NPR, with Thurmond backing and local counties supplying the SRP workforce.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
NPR
SRP
Hanford
Richland
Wash
House
Armed Services Committee
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Aiken
Senate
Butler Derrick
Thurmond
DOE
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Columbia
Far West
Carroll Campbell
Barnwell
Edgefield
Parker Led Aiken Civil Defense Effort And Local Media
Hap Parker longtime Aiken County resident died at home last Thursday. In the 1960s he organized the county civil defense program during the Cuban missile crisis era and promoted public support. He helped found Midland Valley Investment Co. which ran WVAP radio and popularized country music. He was a Palmetto Golf Club member and praised for his service and modest leadership.
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Harry A
Hap) Parker
Aiken County
Mr. Parker
Parker
Midland Valley Investment Co
WVAP
Sen
Edward C. Cushman Jr
Civil Defense
Simon entry could reshape 1988 Democratic race
Washington notes Sen. Paul Simon may disrupt the Hart front-runner by drawing liberal and union support and solid Jewish fundraising links. His Iowa caucus entry could raise doubts about Hart if Simon draws liberal voters, with Gephardt and Babbitt as other early Iowa players.
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Washington
Paul Simon
Illinois
Gary Hart
Simon
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Albert Gore Jr
Tennessee
Congress
Iowa
Senate
Charles Percy
House
Hart
Walter Mondale
New Hampshire
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Bruce Babbitt
Arizona
Gephardt
Babbitt
Clinton
Joe Biden
Delaware
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Jesse Jackson
Sen
Alan Cranston
California
It Is Later Than We Think Revisited
A writer revisits his 1938 book The Need for a Militant Democracy noting a shifted crisis from fascism to global openness. He argues the current era lacks a political crisis but faces economic, moral and informational strains, urging three crisis questions for leaders.
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Viking
America
Scandals in Religion and Local Church Duty
Dr. Rivers urges balance in facing religion scandals, warning against idolizing preachers and excessive emotion while stressing personal evangelism and local church accountability. He cautions donors to track use of funds and highlights the church as the lasting, practical path for spreading faith.
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Jesus
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A.B. Cubbedge
MGR
Charles Grice
Sue S. Brown
Jill Eddins
H. A
Palmetto Golf Club
Palmetto Club
George Brelsford
Tribune Media Services
Mikhail Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
DR. W. James Rivers
Rivers
Millbrook Baptist Church
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