PGA scores four round leaders with Norman on top
Greg Norman tops the leaderboard at 65 68 69 for a 202 total followed by Bob Tway 72 70 64 206 Peter Jacobsen 68 70 70 208 Donnie Hammond 70 71 68 209 Payne Stewart 70 67 72 209 and Bruce Lietzke 69 71 70 210 others include Jack Nicklaus 210 David Frost 211 D A Weibring 211 Jim Thorpe 211 Mike Hulbert 211.
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Greg Norman
Bob Tway
Peter Jacobsen
Donnie Hammond
Payne Stewart
Bruce Lietzke
Jack Nicklaus
David Frost
D.A. Weibring
Jim Thorpe
Mike Hulbert
A Quick Reach Myrtle Beach Is Sandy Again
Myrtle Beach officials report the beach renourishment project has widened the high tide shoreline to 80 100 feet on the south end with some sections up to 200 feet wide. Over 300 000 cubic yards of sand have been moved under a 4.5 million project slated to run this winter.
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Myrtle Beach
Pat Dowling
Dowling
Grand Strand
Coastal Science Engineering
Mark Williams
Weather outlook for warm day with possible evening storms
Forecasters call for another sunny warm day with highs in the 90s. A 30 percent chance of thundershowers is expected tonight, with more details on Page 6A.
Local Obituaries Listing Six Names Noted
Death notices for Louise H Howell Vernell M Burton Lorna Maciaszek Harry Corley Golie Tyler Willie Stevens David Lewis Ann E W Leguote and Gussie K Pritchard are referenced with details on Page 6A in Aiken Columbia Lexington Aiken Miami and Salley North Charleston and Trenton communities.
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Louise H. Howell
Aiken
Vernell M. Burton
Columbia
Lorna Maciaszek
Lexington
Harry Corley
Golie Tyler
Salley
Willie Stevens
Trenton
David Lewis
Ann E.W. Leguote
Miami
Fla
Gussie K. Pritchard
North Charleston
Family Says Aiken Man Not A Spy
An Aiken man, Jon Pattis, 49, working for a U S telecommunications company in Iran, was arrested July 18 on espionage charges. His family learned of the arrest July 22, with officials saying Iranians have no proof of spying. Pattis had been missing since June 7 with ongoing concerns.
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United States
Iran
State Department
Jon Pattis
Ellen
Pattis
Ms. Pattis
State
Reagan's Health Declared Normal After Urological Checkup
President Reagan underwent a two hour examination at Bethesda Naval Hospital with Dr. T Burton Smith saying no abnormalities or tumors were found. He plans a trip to Illinois and Chicago for a speech and news conference, and he noted the test is a routine procedure linked to prior kidney stones.
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Washington
Reagan
Bethesda Naval Hospital
T. Burton Smith
White House
Cme
John Graham
Northwestern University Medical School
Mark Weinberg
Springfield
Ill
Chicago
Nancy
Smith
Oval Office
George Bush
Kennebunkport
Maine
Reagan Undergoes Urological Exam at Bethesda
President Reagan had a complete urological examination at Bethesda Naval Medical Center. Tests included an intravenous urogram and bladder cystoscopic exam under local anesthesia. Doctors found no abnormalities or evidence of tumor or disease. No further urological tests planned. Reagan also participated in voluntary drug testing for senior White House staff.
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Bethesda Naval Medical Center
White House
Aiken County Wins State Top County Award
Aiken County earned the 1986 County of the Year honor from the South Carolina Association of Counties. The award cited dual taxation reform the Etheredge Center and PSA waste use, staff training and tax enforcement. County officials credited teamwork from council members citizens and staff for the victory.
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Aiken
LaVana McKenzie
S.C. Association of Counties
Aiken County
J. Mitchell Graham
McKenzie
Hilton Head
Orangeburg
York
Greenwood
Anderson
Charleston
Richland
Fairfield
W. Scott Barnes
Etherredge Center
Public Service Authority
SRP Reassures On GAO Finding About Waste at SRP
Savannah River Plant officials say the GAO report is a snapshot in time and finds little environmental impact outside the plant, though several waste sites inside SRP are highly contaminated with radioactivity and may require up to 300 years of monitoring. They note unlikely but possible seepage to the deep Tuscaloosa groundwater aquifer and emphasize no current radioactive material in that aquifer.
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Ernest F. Hollings
Savannah River
U.S. General Accounting Office
SRP
Steve Wright
Department of Energy
Wright
Tuscaloosa
Senate bill seeks naming U S Courthouse for Judge Simons
Legislation introduced in the U S Senate to name the U S Courthouse in Aiken for federal Judge Charles E. Simons. Sen. Strom Thurmond urges honoring a Edgefield native with a long federal and state career including service on Navy staff and leadership as chief judge.
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Senate
U.S
Simons
United States
Aiken
Edgefield
Judge Simons
University of South Carolina
University
Washington
U.S. Senate
Charles E. Simons
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Joe Anderson
D-Edgefield
Sen. Thurmond
Navy
Nimitz
S.C. General Assembly
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. District Court
South Carolina
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Abby
New York Times
Aiken Man
Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
Tehran University
Maryland
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ABC
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Jeanie Roberson
GAO
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Georgia
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