Dwyer detained in Iran as exit papers delay release
American writer Cynthia B. Dwyer, jailed in Iran, was delayed from leaving as exit documents caused a hold up at Tehran airport. Swiss and U.S. officials reported she remained at Mehrabad Airport amid paper problems, with Iranair planning the next possible flight.
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Soft energy path as path to energy self sufficiency
Amory Lovins opens Energy Week at USC Aiken urging the soft energy path. He argues existing tech can meet current and future needs with savings, highlighting efficient buildings, heat recovery, and 70 80 mpg car designs. He cites Harvard Business Review findings on reduced oil imports and electricity demand, stressing efficiency as quickest energy boost.
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Cuts Ruling Hit USC Aiken PayrollEnrollment
USC Aiken faces a possible enrollment cut if payroll is reduced to meet a proposed 7 percent statewide university personnel cut. Chancellor William C Casper says the payroll cut would hamper admissions and risk failing a Civil Rights Act ruling linked to overlapping service areas with South Carolina State College.
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Bill) Casper
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Meds versus Feds: Doctors top lawyers 54 to 49
In a charity game at USC Aiken the Meds led by Tony Caver and Charlie Timmerman defeated the Feds 54 to 49 to support the American Cancer Society. TheDoctors avenged last year’s defeat in the annual contest.
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USC-Aiken Fine Arts Center may hinge on public support
The fate of USC Aiken's proposed fine arts center rests on local funding and public input. Aiken City and County councils weigh 270000 each with a state matching 1.5 million, while Gov Riley backs the project if local funds are raised. If funds fail, plan may shrink to 300 seats.
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Dick) Riley
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