Bosnia Peace Plan Offers Split Into Three Ethnic States
Mediators propose a three state split for Bosnia with Serbs and Croats accepting the plan, while Muslims objected to land shares and may reject within 10 days. The draft gives Serbs most land, Muslims would gain enclaves of Zepa Gorazde and Srebrenica linked by road.
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Geneva
Gru
Bosnia
John Mills
Radovan Karadzic
Yugoslavia
Associated Press
Lord Owen
United Nations
Thorvald Stoltenber
Alija I
Zepa
Gorazde
Srebrenica
Cleanup Forum Set At Savannah River Site In Augusta
The Savannah River Site schedules a two day forum in Augusta to showcase environmental cleanup and waste management tech. Suppliers including private firms and universities were invited for the Supplier Environmental and Waste Management Information Exchange Forum on August 31 at Bell Auditorium and September 1 at the Augusta Civic Center. A national DOE conference follows later in October. Dr. Mario Fiori notes the aim to identify acquire and apply new cleanup tech for SRS. Westinghouse Savannah River Co. briefings will cover restoration and waste management efforts and future needs. The opening day features keynote talks by Rep Butler Derrick Rep Don Johnson EPA and DHEC officials along with WSRC president Ambrose Schwalle. Further details appear on page 5A.
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Savannah River
Augusta
Bell Auditorium
Augusta-Richmond County
Department of Energy
SRS
Mario Fiori
Westinghouse Savannah River Co
Butler Derrick
D-Edsfield
Georgia
Don Johnson
Environmental Protection Agency
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
Fiori
Ambrose Schwalle
WSRC
Sign Posts Clinton Prosperity Split On I 26 In South Carolina
A green and white highway sign on Interstate 26 near Columbia points travelers to Clinton and Prosperity as a political nod. Prosperity police chief and town officials weigh in while noting Clinton’s 1992 voting split and urging visitors to see Prosperity’s take on economic policy. The two towns sit about 16 miles apart along US 76 west of Columbia in Newberry and Laurens counties.
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Columbia
Clinton
South Carolina
Rush Limbaugh
Esquire
Prosperity
Paul Whitman
Steve Harrell
Empuyty
Newberry County
Laurens County
James Brown Completes Parole and faces probation
James Brown finishes 244 years of parole and may receive five years of probation for his assault conviction. The singer, 60, was paroled after two years in prison for threatening police with a shotgun and leading a chase through South Carolina and Georgia. Officials may loosen terms to monthly reporting. Brown has not commented.
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Columbia
James Brown
Carolina
Georgia
Brown
Beth Allain
Parole Board
South Carolina
Buddy Dallas
Wave of ideas prompts readers to call local contacts
Readers are invited to share ideas by calling a list of local contacts including Lloyd McElhaney in Burnettown Arthur McGee in Ridge Spring Jacquelyn Owens in Springfield dllie H. Timmer in Clearwater Wilma T. Walsh in New Ellenton for feedback and participation.
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Lloyd McElhaney
Burnettown
Arthur McGee
Ridge Spring
Jacquelyn P. Owens
$101 Million Surplus Good News For S.C.
South Carolina reports a $101 million budget surplus after last year’s cuts. Colleges and universities gain $30 million, the rainy day fund replenished with $24 million, and $1 million for new buses plus funds for technical education and tuition grants. Lawmakers face $34 million extra and a potential $200 million liability for federal retirees, with looming federal spending pressures and state program demands.
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General Reserve Fund
Morris
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Supreme Court
Senate
John Drummond
South Carolina Budget Surplus Split For Fiscal 1993
Columbia AP reports a 107 million dollar surplus in South Carolina's 1993 budget from a 3.56 billion total. Planned allocations include 23.8 million to restore the general reserve fund, 30 million to the Commission on Higher Education, 1 million for school buses, 1 million for vocational education, 500 thousand for higher education tuition grants, and 34.7 million for the Legislature to spend as it sees fit.
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Columbia
Earle Morris
South Carolina
Morris
Higher Education Commission
Fred Sheheen
South Carolna
General Reserve Fund
Commission On Higher Education
State Board For Technical and Comprehensive Education
Siamese Twin Separated. Angela Survives Briefly
In Philadelphia at The Children's Hospital, doctors separated 7 week old Amy Lakeberg from her conjoined heart sharing twin Angela. The operation, initially estimated at 20 hours, ended in 52 hours. Angela survived the separation but Amy died during the procedure. The Lakeberg family from Wheatfield Indiana faced a painful goodbye as Angela’s condition was reported stable but precarious after the successful liver split and heart reconstruction.
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Philadelphia
Amy Lakeberg
Angela
Children's Hospital of
Kenneth Lakeberg
James A. O'Neill Jr
Kertha
Joey” Lakeberg
Wheatfield
Ind
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Roddie Burris
Sheffield
Ala
Tony Williams
Michael
Glenn Hamm
Congress
Hamm
Erma Bombeck
S.C
Indh
House Ways and Means
Billy Bean
Charleston
Savannah River Ste
Amy
John M. Templeton Jr
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