Solar powered car built by MIT student eyed for mass use
Cambridge AP reports James Worden, MIT student and Solelectron founder, built a three wheeler covered with solar panels for a one mile daily commute. He aims to produce a four th guess prototype soon and hopes to sell a car daily in two years. London AP notes Britain's oldest inhabited residence at Prior's Hall in Wickford, dating back to Saxon times with Saxon stonework uncovered under plaster.
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Country Life Magazine
Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy With Storm Chance
Partly cloudy conditions tonight with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms and a low in the 70s. Tomorrow's forecast shows partly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms and a high in the mid 80s. Details on Page 10A.
Deaths Harrison Goodwin Aiken John L Hixon North Augusta
Death notices for Harrison Goodwin Aiken John L Hixon of North Augusta and Lilian Redd of Bath are recorded with brief details. Further specifics are on Page 6A.
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Bath
DHEC Seeks 2 Million for SRS Environmental Monitoring
South Carolina would buy equipment and double staff monitoring the Savannah River Site if the Department of Energy provides 2 million dollars. Shaw of DHEC said he hopes DOE will fund the effort as DOE negotiates with governors on environmental oversight of weapons plants. Reactors at SRS idle. Watkins aims to restart them next year.
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SRS
Aiken
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Watkins
Colorado
Roy Romer
Many Fear Global War Within Next Two Decades
A Media General AP poll finds half of Americans expect another world war within 20 years and fear nuclear escalation. Six in ten worry a Nazi style holocaust could recur, with 200000 deaths in Hiroshima and wartime actions dividing opinion on who bore more burden in postwar reconstruction.
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Israel Denies Raids On Lebanon Bases
BeIRUT police and the Israeli army deny radio reports of new air raids on Shiite guerrilla bases in east Lebanon amid conflicting broadcasts. A Hezbollah statement claims nine killed and 27 wounded in Sunday attack on Ain Abu Suar near Baalbek, raising casualty totals and tensions.
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Ain Abu-Suar
Bombs Hit Ten Banks in Medellin as Colombia Tightens Security
Bombs exploded in Medellin injuring a man and damaging seven Banco Cafetero branches and three Banco de Colombia and Banco del Estado sites. Reports say the justice minister fled to the United States amid a crackdown on drug lords. An appeals court revoked a top kingpin arrest order, with attacks linked to leftist groups allied with traffickers.
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Banco del Estado
First Commercial Satellite In Orbit After Private Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A communications satellite orbits Earth after a privately owned rocket propelled the 2700 pound Marcopolo 1 into space on a 27 minute climb. It marks the first private company to launch a payload into orbit as Delta 187 places the British Satelite elite Broadcasting satellite in orbit and targets a stationary orbit 22 300 miles high.
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