Secretary Richardson to visit SRS on national tour
DOE tromin sen plans visit to Savannah River Site as part of a nationwide tour. Local officials praise the choice and stress SRS as a key national defense asset with MOX and immobilization missions. Graham and Karr emphasize support and potential tri tium accelerator project at SRS.
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State enforces zero-tolerance on underage drunken driving
More than 200 drivers have lost licenses since the June 29 zero tolerance law took effect in Columbia. The policy lets police seize under 21 licenses for BAC of at least 0.02 percent and older drivers at 0.15 percent or more. Jurors may infer DUI at 0.10 percent. Five to six drinks could push a 170 pound man over the limit on an empty stomach.
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South Carolina Seizures Under New DUI Law Reach 213 Licenses
Harold Watson of Mothers Against Drunk Driving notes 213 licenses seized since the law began. Five under 21 and 125 older drivers failed testing. many licenses suspended pending hearings. Teens face 90 day driving bans. older drivers may seek restricted licenses. Lawmakers praise figures as evidence of tougher law.
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Proclamation Declares Bill Richardson Day in Three Cities
Mayors of Aiken North Augusta and Augusta join to proclaim August 25 1998 as Bill Richardson Day in ceremonies marking a visit to the Savannah River Site. The text praises the site for supporting plutonium disposition missions and MOX fabrication amid energy policy decisions. The proclamation is dated August 24 1998 and signed by three mayors.
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Bonnie Looms as South Carolina Prepares for Strong Storm
In Charleston, residents rush to store water while officials urge calm and readiness. Bonnie, now 115 mph with potential landfall in South Carolina, prompts warnings to begin precautions and overcome denial from locals like Thompson and Beasley emphasizes serious threat.
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