Folly Beach Mayor rejects state probe into Charleston drownings
Folly Beach Mayor Richard Beck declines a state investigation into the deaths of two College of Charleston Governor's School students off Folly Beach on June 29. Gov. Riley, via press secretary Russ McKinney, says SLED will not probe, noting such inquiries are typically for criminal matters. One victim is Curtis Bryant of New Ellenton.
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Lung Cancer Rates May Have Peaked for White Men
A CDC NIH study finds lung cancer rates among white American men peaked in 1981 at about 82.8 per 100 000 and fell 4 percent from 1982 to 1983, while rates for women continue to rise due to slower declines in smoking.
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National Centers For Disease Control
National Cancer Institute
United States
Marcia Will
Cancer Institute
Weekend thunder showers with warm weekend forecast
The forecast shows widely scattered thundershowers possible this afternoon and evening and again over the weekend. Lows remain in the lower 70s. Friday through Sunday partially cloudy with highs in the mid 90s.
Deaths in several Georgia towns and Tennessee
Obituary notices list Harry Corley Aiken Alexander Hannah Wrens Deakaria Hickson Luther H. Johnson Tennille Irving C Langlois Aiken and Ethel C McCormack Ridgeland with a note to see further details on Page 2B.
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Aiken
Alexander Hannah
Wrens
Deakaria Hickson
Luther H. Johnson
Tennille
Irving C. Langlois
Ethel C. McCormack
Ridgeland
GAO report warns Savannah River Plant radioactivity risks
U S Senator Ernest Hollings cites a GAO study showing long term radioactive contamination at the Savannah River Plant with groundwater and soil impact and a risk to the Tuscaloosa Aquifer. The report urges sustained containment and remedial cleanup while DOE actions limit further contamination.
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U.S. General Accounting Office
Savannah River
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Hollings
DOE
SRP Passed Simulated Terrorist Test Despite Some Flaws
An SRP official says one security drill with imitation terrorists failed to grade, but three other simulations at Savannah River Plant and other DOE sites succeeded. The evaluation followed a May test where fake attackers penetrated SRP and a Texas facility with laser-based sensors and armed personnel. Rep. Dingell and others say breaches were shown, though SRP disputes this, noting all graded exercises were favorable.
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D-Mich
Wall Street Journal
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Jim) Gaver
Office of External Affairs
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Biden faced scrutiny over race deed in family home
A Rehnquist critic Senator Joseph Biden faced questions after disclosures about a Delaware home deed restricting black ownership. Biden said the restriction did not apply to his family and that his parents disavowed it. Rehnquist moved to remove a similar clause from his Vermont residence.
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Joseph Biden
William Rehnquist
Biden
Rehnquist
James McClellan
Center For Judicial Studies
Cumberland
Faulkland
Del
Bi- Bidenden
Joseph Sr
Jean
McClellan
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Phoenix
Ariz
Vermont
Delaware
D-Del
Judiciary Panel
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Nixon Administration
Justice Department
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Kennedy
Fusion milestone reported for Princeton reactor heat up
Researchers at Princeton University report an experimental reactor reached a milestone in fusion research heating the device to 360 million degrees. MIT plasma fusion center director Ron Davidson calls the result a very significant major milestone for fusion.
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N.J
Princeton University
Ron Davidson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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