German Fans Honor Elvis in Bad Nauheim Tribute
In Bad Nauheim Germany fans and impersonators gathered for a one day festival to honor Elvis Presley thirty five years after his army service in Germany. Visitors traveled from Vienna and other cities to mark the King and the towns rivalry with Friedberg over who hosts the larger tribute. Friedberg plans to rename a square Elvis Presley Place next week.
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Bad Nauheim
Germany
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Jesus Christ
Silvie Schmidt
Vienna
Austria
Presley
Friedberg
Memphis
Rare Black Rhino Calf Born At Riverbanks Zoo
A healthy 77 pound male black rhino calf was born Tuesday at Riverbanks Zoo near Columbia. It joins 69 U S rhinos and will be on exhibit soon. The calf will live at Riverbanks for a year or two before moving to the Los Angeles Zoo.
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Columbia
River‘banks Zoo
United States
San Francisco Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo
Riverbanks
American Zoo ‘and Aquarium Association
Obituary Notices Page 9A Listing Local Deaths
Death notices for Sarah Lena Quzts Brown Jacksonville Beach Florida George Dewitt Myers Graniteville Orrie Mae Strom Rhoden Ward Henry Walker Atlanta Georgia summarize recent passings with brief identifications and locations.
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Sarah Lena Quzts Brown
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
George Dewitt Myers
Graniteville
Orrie Mae Strom Rhoden
Ward
Henry Walker
Atlanta, Ga
Weather turns unsettled as showers loom again
Sun breaks through briefly in Aiken County but forecasts call for more clouds and rain. The weatherman predicts a breezy day with showers and thunderstorms and a high not yet given.
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Aiken County
Wind Storm Damages Windsor Home and Belongings
A high wind Saturday night damaged at least one Windsor residence with a roof torn and a tree near a car. Donna Maroney, 54 Water Oak Drive, described the funnel cloud as hovering aloft and said she has no insurance and upcoming school costs create financial distress.
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Windsor
Donna Maroney
Water Oak Drive
Rainfall Continues Across the Area Into Weekend
The region has seen two inches of rain over the past two days with more on the way for tonight and Monday. Weather notices note persistent showers and unsettled skies as residents brace for additional precipitation.
Teachers Also Get Jitters
New teachers in Ai en County face early starts and long days as they prepare lesson plans grade papers and monitor detention. Zachary Pace Midland Valley High School band director describes the heavy load and high expectations awaiting him in his first year after USC Columbia graduation.
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Blake
Ashley
LaShaun
Aien County
Poe
Zachary Pace
Midland Valley High School
Pace
USC Columbia
U.S. to Ship Up to 151 Spent Fuel Rods to Savannah River
The Energy Department plans to move 99 to 151 spent nuclear fuel assemblies by sea and rail to the Savannah River Site this fall, ending South Carolina’s legal fight. The second shipment from European reactors follows a 4th Circuit ruling, with land routes from Sunny Point to near Charleston and onward to SAS. Optional reprocessing now redirects some assemblies from Germany to Scotland.
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U.S. Energy Department
Europe
Savannah River
Scotland
SRS
Energy Department
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
South Carolina
Sunny Point
N.C
Charleston
SAS
Berlin
Hahn-Meitner Institut
Peter Wenzel-Constabel
Washington
South Carolina challenges plutonium shipments amid DOE talks
DOE negotiates with German reactor owners as South Carolina sues to halt shipments of plutonium and high level waste. Officials say current fuel can be stored at SRS but new facilities are needed. critics warn of proliferation risks and urge broader safety considerations.
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DOE
Jayne Brady
South Carolina
Energy Department
Srs
Europe
Japan
Alan Kuperman
Washington-based
Nuclear Control Institute
South Caroli Nna
Oklahoma City
Hillary Clinton to Press Women Rights on China Visit
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton marks the 75th anniversary of women’s suffrage by calling her China trip a mission to give women a voice. She and President Clinton say the U N conference will advance women’s rights globally amid issues of violence health care political freedom and economic opportunity. The couple describe the Bejing gathering as pro family while defending its agenda.
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Grand Teton National Park
Wyo
Hillary Rodham Clinton
China
Clinton
U.N
United States
America
Beij
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Riverbanks Zoo
Abby
Scott Webster
Patricia Thomas
Aiken High School
Shannon Baynham
Tom Suggs
Mission For Rights
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