Electoral College Electors Meet Across States
Electors gathered in state capitols including Colorado where Neil Bush met seven electors at noon. Other figures such as Prescott Bush in Connecticut and Govs Sununu Deukmejian Hunt attended. Electors usually vote for party nominees though the Constitution does not require it. Some states have pledge laws, but enforcement is uncertain. Eight electors have broken pledges previously.
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Colorado
Neil Bush
Prescott
Connecticut
Bush
White House
New Hampshire
John Sununu
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Pennsylvania
California
George Deukmejian
Alabama
Guy Hunt
Mainstreaming In Classrooms Provides Role Models For Special Students
At Aiken Elementary and Midland Valley High School, special education students are integrated into regular classes based on abilities. Judith A. Davis and Debra S. Maudlin supervise students, adapt instruction, and coordinate with regular teachers to maintain normal classroom dynamics.
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Aiken Elementary
Center
Judith A. Davis
Ms. Maudlin
Bush faces energy and safety challenges in nuclear program
Bush must address safety and environmental issues at the Energy Department's nuclear weapons complex. In a second debate with Dukakis he proposed added safeguards and hinted at a potential new plant in Idaho to meet nuclear needs. Key decisions hinge on his energy secretary pick and leadership at Bonneville Power Administration and NRC chair Zech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Energy Department
Dukakis
Idaho
Oregon
Bonneville Power Administration
Henson Moore
Craig Fuller
Lando W. Zech Jr
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Contingency Funds Float Department Plans for Savannah River Plant
Reagan Herrington told Duberstein the department would use the last of an emergency contingency fund to pay for 200 million in improvements at the Savannah River plant in South Carolina plagued by safety and environmental problems. He cited unforeseen Rocky Flats expenses and a shortfall. Duberstein said a reply was sent but gave no figures on unobligated funds or the contingency fund. The department seeks a 900 million budget increase next year from a current 12 billion.
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Herrington
Duberstein
Savannah River
South Carolina
Rocky Flats
Denver Area
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George Bush
Electoral College
Reagan
Bris Parky
Bradby
C&s
C&s Seniors Club
American Express
Seniors Club
Columbia
The
Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina
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