Guard Admits Hole Truth In Mugabe Jet Roof
Harare AP reports a security guard accidentally shot a hole in the roof of President Robert Mugabe’s Boeing 707 during preflight checks. Masking tape was used in a failed cover up. The Herald said the Jan 4 incident stirred assassination rumors ahead of a state visit to Nigeria.
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Harare
Zimbabwe
Robert Mugabe
Mugabe
Nigeria
The
Herald
Mass Media Trust
Sunday Shopping Survives In Dakota
North Dakota moves to end long standing Sunday shopping ban with House approval 72 33 Senate support and Governor Sinners planned signature. The new law takes effect immediately allowing retailers to open this weekend and ending a century old restriction.
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Dakota
Bismaruk
North Dakota
State House
State Senate
George Sinner
Robert Jansen
Nota Dakota Love
Fred Anderson
West Acres
Fargo
Deaths listed for Ruth Blalock and others across several towns
Obituary notice lists deaths including Ruth Blalock Edgefield Rebon Brannen Portal Ga Thelma Brown Greenwood Albert A Chico Columbia Namoi Hammond Jam Robert Morris Bath Marion A Spinks North Augusta Cy Turner North Augusta Brendalyn Jackson Widner Aiken Edith Marie Yone Wiliston and directs readers to Page 28 for details with NY reference.
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Ruth Blalock
Edgefield
Rebon Brannen
Portal
Thelma Brown
Greenwood
Albert A. Chico
Columbia
Namoi Hammond
Jam
Robert Morris
Bath
Marion A. Spinks
North Augusta
Cy Turner
Brendalyn Jackson Widner
Aiken
Edith Marie Yone
Wiliston
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Aggravation Doesn't Dim Enthusiasm By Nina J Nndiffer
Aiken County teachers say teaching remains rewarding despite daily frustrations as society shifts away from pedestal status. They cite disciplinary challenges and the every day role of counselor, nurse, and stand-in parent, noting difficult students consume time and affect overall classroom effectiveness.
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Aiken County
Gladdy Chappell
Belvedere Elementary
Oscar Kemp
Midland Valley High School
Terror Threat Rises Targeting Iraq’s Elite Troops
U S warplanes strike deep into Iraq hunting missile launchers and elite Republican Guard units. Baghdad vowed vengeance and civilians face fuel rationing while Iraq claims rising casualties. Saudi and allied actions continue with air strikes and warnings of terror responses.
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Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Missouri
Kuwait
Riyadh Radio Today
Interior Ministry
Jiddah
Prince Nayef
Iaq
Repubian Guard
Air Force
Hal Hornurg
France
Saddam
Defense Budget Scales Back Nuclear Program
The Energy Department will permanently close one of three Savannah River Site reactors, mothball the P reactor built 36 years ago, and scale back a planned dual reactor program to produce tritium. The L and K reactors face restart decisions, with possible site moves to Savannah River, Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, or Hanford. The fiscal 1992 request includes 500 million for remaining design work amid a tighter budget.
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Washington
Savannah River
Energy Department
Energy
James D. Watkins
Watkins
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
Dominic J. Monetta
South Carolina
Georgia
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
Monetta
Hanford
Richland
Wash
Reactor Shutdown Will Not Eliminate Permanent Jobs
P-Reactor at Savannah River Site will shut permanently, risking about 2,000 jobs. Westinghouse Savannah River President James Moore says most permanent staff can transfer to new roles in chemical separations, waste management, and environmental protection, with attrition filling remaining gaps. DOE aims to restart K-Reactor this summer and defer L-Reactor until early 1992.
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Savannah River
Mond
Reada Ihe
SRS
James 8. Moore
Westinghouse
Department of Energy
DOE
Becky Craft
Moore
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