SRL Affiliation Could Benefit S. C. Schools
Textile heiress Frances Close Hart argues that three South Carolina universities would gain from operating the Savannah River Laboratory after Du Pont ends its contract in 1989 while emphasizing concerns about nuclear weapons and safety. She challenges viewing SRL as solely a prestige center and notes its work on defense waste processing and isotopes.
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Savannah River Laboratory
du Pont
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Columbia State
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SRL
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University of Chicago
University of California At Berkeley
Livermore Laboratory
Berkeley
Clemson
University of South Carolina
Medical University
Charleston
Glasnost periodical exposes Stalin era record destruction
A new periodical reports Moscow suppresses and erases records of Joseph Stalin's mass killings. It questions why Soviet leaders today, despite claiming distance from that era, pursue a campaign to hide those crimes.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Glasnost
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
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Doctor Howell Aiken Medical Pioneer Dies at 94
Dr James R Howell a private 94 year old retiree who shaped Aikens medical scene from the 1920s to 1940s died last week. He helped build the 1936 hospital and later ran an infirmary clinic and nursing home, earning praise as the poor peoples doctor from Rev N L Bush and colleagues.
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Aiken
Howell
Aiken County Hospital
Canton
Willis Irvin
Aiken Mental Health Center
Aiken Nae
Golden Calf of Western Man in INF Treaty Debate
The piece critiques U.S. INF treaty benefits and Soviet cheating, arguing Washington trades missiles for paper trust. It notes Pentagon calls to shed nuclear shells and deploy new weapons, warns Pershing gains may not return, and frames disarmament as a dangerous golden calf.
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First Law Of Politics Bash The Press
Washington column argues politicians gain by attacking the press and credits George Bush with winning a televised clash against Dan Rather. It recalls past presidents who clashed with media, notes the press’s role, and urges civility while preserving strong scrutiny.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Alabama
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