Brown Says He Was Scared Amid North Augusta Chase
A 4.2 mile pursuit ended in Augusta as Brown refused to stop for North Augusta officers, who shattered a window after spotting a shotgun. Brown claimed fear and stated he did not intend to injure officers. Delaughter and Luckey testified about the sequence and shots aimed at the truck.
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North Augusta
Brown
Delaughter
Luckey
Augusta
Ernest Brown
James L. Overstreet
Richmond County
Donald Danner
Aiken
Overstreet
U S Shifts On PLO Talks After Arafat Pledge
U S steps toward dialogue with the PLO after Yasser Arafat statements renouncing terrorism and accepting UN resolutions 242 and 338. President Bush and Secretary of State Shultz urged clear renunciation of terror and recognition of Israel’s right to exist. Israeli officials cautioned that the move could affect peace prospects. Arafat reiterated his renunciation at a Geneva press conference.
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Robert H. Pelletreau Jr
State Department
Arafat Arafat
Shultz
PLO
Arafat
U.N. Security Council
Israel
United States
Bush
U.N
Middle East
Reagan
Jordan
Moshe Arad
Arad
Geneva
DOE to review reactor restart safeguards at SRP amid crack concerns
DOE and Du Pont discuss improving safety communications and reactor restart planning after cracks in piping at Savannah River. Officials note low pressure, low temperature systems with leak detection and say results of crack significance will guide restart decisions. Senate and House committees will hear the 2010 modernization and Glenn Plan costs, each around 50 billion dollars.
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DOE
Whiting
Savannah River
James Felder
Felder
Joseph Spencer
Senate
House
Armed Services Committees
SAP
Glenn
Ohio
John Jenn
State Board Presses for Higher Education Funding
The South Carolina Board of Education opposes Gov. Campbell's $96.9 million education increase as short of needs. Chair Robert Scott says $117.5 million is required for 1989-90. Campbell spokesman Tucker Eskew says education is a priority. Robert Thompson notes a cent tax would raise $1.8 billion by 1994.
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State Board of Education
Carroll A. Campbell
Robert Scott
Campbell
State Department of Education
Tucker Eskew
Robert Thompson
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