Legislators Push Tougher Inmate Laws After Prison Incident
In Columbia lawmakers debate tougher sentencing and pay rises for officers after Broad River incident where inmates seized three workers and five officers were stabbed. The push includes a truth in sentencing bill and salary parity with state troopers.
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Broad River Correctional Institution
Senate
Judiciary
Tom Moore
Clearwater
Dole backs fast action on terrorism laws after Oklahoma City blast
U S Senate hearings may open next week as Bob Dole reviews federal anti terrorism laws with outside experts. He voices no option ruled out including retaliation as FBI Chief Louis Freeh weighs steps. Dole speaks at a South Carolina GOP fundraiser amid 1988 campaign reflections and flag controversy.
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U.S. Senate
Congress
Oklahoma City
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
South Carolina
Republican Party
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FBI
Louis Freeh
Kansas
Freeh
Tial
Texas
Phil Gramm
Greenville
DOE Plans To Send Nuclear Fuel To SAS
The Energy Department proposes moving old nuclear fuel from the Navy and other sources to Savannah River Site in South Carolina and two other states. The final environmental impact statement says about 2,700 metric tons should be stored at SRS and Hanford, with most at Hanford.
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Energy Department
U.S. Navy
South Carolina
Washington
Energy
Hazel O’leary
Department
Savannah River
Hanford
Washington State
SRS
U.S
DOE
Navy
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Navy Shipyards
Richmond
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