Bush lacks grounds to intervene in James Brown case
The Justice Department says President elect Bush would have no legal basis to intercede in James Brown’s six year prison term for aggravated assault and failing to stop for a blue light during a two state chase. Reverend Al Sharpton urged a nationwide petition drive for intercession while NAACP officials said they lack case details and have not been asked to intervene.
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Columbia
George Bush
James Brown
USS
Justice Department
al Sharpton
New York
Brown
U.S. Justice Department
Brad Marmen
Marmen Sai
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Nelson Rivers
South Carolina
Civil Rights Group
Weather outlook with showers and cool low near 40
A forecast shows increasing clouds tonight with a low around 40. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of a shower and a high near 70. Details on Page 7B.
Deaths listed for notable individuals in South Carolina
Obituary notice lists James A. Anderson Aiken Ester D. Blocker Atlanta Sarah T. Holston Windsor Lamar McCarty Augusta Theodore B. Neeley Denmark Frances E. Posey Graniteville Lucille F. Sanders Barnwell John E. Strom Graniteville with details on page 68 indicating a formal death notices collection.
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James A. Anderson
Aiken
Ester D. Blocker
Atlanta
Sarah T. Holston
Windsor
Lamar McCarty
Augusta
Theodore B. Neeley
Denmark
Frances E. Posey
Graniteville
Lucille F. Sanders
Barnwell
John E. Strom
DOE questions SRP pipe quality at Savannah River Plant
DOE investigators probe faulty pipeworks at SRP required repairs before use in cooling systems. Starostecki cites restart plan for K-Reactor based on plant operator data. An oversight body led by John Ahearne cannot endorse the restart. Du Pont managers defend welding procedures and testing as adequate.
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Washington — Energy Department
Savannah River
Defense Plant
Richard W. Starostecki
DOE
du Pont Ws
du Pont
Starostecki
John F. Ahearne
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
SRP
States News Service
John T. Lowe
Bush to Name Skinner to Post for Transportation Secretary
President Elect Bush poised to name Samuel Skinner of Chicago mass transit as transportation secretary. Reported plans suggest an additional Cabinet appointment could place the first Black in the new Cabinet. Kemp to lead HUD vows to wage war on poverty and avoid fighting Congress.
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Bush
Chicago
Congress
Nan
Kemp
Jack
Kemp Long
HUD
Skinner
Regional Transportation Authority
Illinois
Mainstreaming trials begin for Aiken County special students
The district ends Freedman School and begins mainstreaming educable mentally handicapped students at Midland Valley High. Sixteen of 175 attended Midland Valley first day. five are in one period daily mainstreamed in home economics or art. others remain in self contained classes. One more shows potential for full mainstreaming.
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Aiken County
Freedman School
Midland Valley High School
Midland Valley
Midland Valley High
Freedman
November Inflation Drops to 3 Percent in U.S.
The Labor Department reports the Consumer Price Index rose 0.3 percent in November after seasonal adjustment, yielding an annual inflation rate of 3 percent. Food prices were flat, clothing costs fell 0.3 percent, and the year to date inflation eased from 4.6 percent to 4.4 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Reagan
Novemer
Paul Tillich Profile Finds Faith Through Art And Fear
A World War I frontline chaplain, Paul Tillich faced terror yet sought solace in art and meditation. He viewed faith as the ultimate concern and called Christ the New Being, shaping his boundary crossing philosophy between church and culture.
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Paul Tillich
Botticelli
Christ
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