Turner plans for Barrier Island not known
Beaufort scene focuses on Ted Turner who bought St. Phillips Island for 2 million but has not disclosed development plans. Environmental groups worry amid past preservation battles. O. Stanley Smith sold the 4600 acre island after resistance to development by engineers and coast guard. Beaufort Chamber supports possible plans. national groups call for protection of the barrier island ecosystem.
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Ted Turner
St. Phillips Island
O. Stanley Smith
Columbia
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Clipping Is Bill Cutting By Louise Cook AP Writer
Coupon clipping has become a widespread money saving practice in the United States. Shoppers seek double and triple coupon offers to maximize small discounts into larger savings. Government and industry data show billions of coupons issued with a fraction redeemed and distribution split across newspapers magazines and mail promotions.
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Associated Press
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Tumors Use Cocoons Hide Malignant Growth
Massachusetts General Hospital researchers report tumors use gelatinous cocoons to shield themselves from the body's immune defenses. The three year animal study shows cocoons form from tumor fluids, concealing antigens and allowing growth. scientists hope to learn to disrupt this camouflage to control malignancies.
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Harold F. Dvorak
Lightning Sets 80000 Barrel Gulf Tank Ablaze
A Gulf Oil Co gasoline storage tank containing about 80 000 barrels of unleaded fuel was set on fire by a lightning strike yesterday. The blaze ripped skyward as fire crews fought to contain the inferno with water streams in a vain effort.
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Gulf Oil Co
Dropped Cobalt Cask Leaves No Leaks at Columbia Hospital
A 7300 pound cobalt 60 lead cask toppled during unloading at Baptist Hospital in Columbia but remained intact. Fire officials found no radiation leak after the mishap caused by a too-small wrecker. two ounces of cobalt 60 are used in cancer treatment.
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Texas
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Don Martin
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