Energy Secretary to review nuclear weapons plants at briefing
Energy Secretary James D. Watkins will discuss the New Production Reactor status and nuclear weapons reductions at a 2 p.m. press briefing Monday. The reactor has not operated since 1988 when it was shut down.
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U.S
Charles E. Simons Jr
Secretary of Energy
James Watkins
James D. Watkins
Savannah River
Adm. Watkins
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
Richmond
Energy
Rally backs Honecker as extradition deadline nears at embassy
Hundreds of pro communist demonstrators gathered outside the Chilean Embassy in Moscow to demand sanctuary for former East German leader Erich Honecker. Demonstrators waved Soviet flags and shouted support while Germany seeks his extradition on man slaughter charges connected to attempts to flee East Germany. Some reports claimed Honecker might be offered sanctuary in North Korea as Russian media noted.
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Moscow
Erich Honecker
Germany
Honecker
East Germany
North Korea
Gorbachev-Yeltsin
Habitat for Humanity Builds for Needy Family in Aiken
Volunteers and groups coordinate on a Habitat for Humanity project at the corner of Kershaw and Barnwell streets in Aiken to complete a loan free house for a family named Sarine. A committee reviews income and credit, with SCE&G donating land and multiple churches aiding. The roof and frame are progressing while the finish is expected in 3 to 4 months.
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Habitat For Humanity
John Elliott
Kershaw and
Barnwell
Aiken
Elliott
Sce&g
Mennonites
Blackville
New Holland
Aiken-Augusta
Dale Mast
Habitat For Humanities
P.O
S.C
Dream house hides hillside of medical waste and trash
Newlyweds Michael and Karen Graham found a hillside filled with medical waste when digging up a tree at their San Jose home. They sued Irene Pisciotta, the nursing home, and real estate agents for the cleanup cost estimated at over 1 million dollars, saying the house is now worthless.
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San Jose
Calif
Michael
Karen Graham
Irene Pisciotta
Fresno
Casa Serena
Grahams
Pisciotta
Gorbachev Resignation Seems Likely With New Alliance
Five more republics join Yeltsin’s proposed commonwealth making eight in total. Leaders from Kazakhstan Kirgizia Tadzhikistan Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan meet in Ashkhabad to enter as equal co founders. Gorbachev seeks to keep a centralized Moscow state amid shortages while losing momentum toward independence.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Commonwealth
Mikhail Gorbachev
Ashkhabad
Kazakhstan
Kirgizia
Tadzhikistan
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Movin
Gorbachev
Yeltsin
Gor
White House to discuss Soviet changes from abroad
Secretary of State James A. Baker III said he would discuss nuclear safety and humanitarian needs on a trip to the Soviet Union starting Saturday but warned against intruding in the Soviet political revolution. He noted no alarming changes in nuclear command and control as the USSR splinters and pressed for a stable transformation.
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Washington
James A. Baker III
Soviet Union
White House
Baker
Boris Yeltsin
Bush
Commonwealth of Independent States
Gorbachev
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Associated Press
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Ginny Southworth
Harry Yoder
Ray Miller
David Johnson
Michael Graham
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