Manson denied parole again. to stay at San Quentin
San Quentin California parole board chairman Albert Leddy said Charles Manson is unlikely to gain freedom, remaining at least three more years in prison. The panel denied parole unanimously after Manson refused to attend, citing being restrained. In New York, college freshman applications fall at top schools due to fewer graduates and rising tuition, MIT noting a 10 percent drop.
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Charles Manson
State Parole Board
Albert Leddy
Manson
Sharon Tate
Bute
Vernell Crittenden
New York
Weekend Weather Outlook Near Freezing Night And Sunny Friday
Forecasters expect fair skies and very cold temperatures tonight. Friday brings mostly sunny conditions with a high in the upper 40s. Details appear on Page 6A.
Deaths of local residents listed for Page 5A
Obituary notices name David Busbee Perry Thomas A Curtis Langley James E DuBois Aiken Lee R Hallman Shedrick Perry Evelyn S Sauls Donald Walker with locations in Summerville Ridgeland New Ellenton and New York. Details appear on Page 5A.
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David Busbee
Perry
Thomas A. Curtis
Langley
James E. DuBois
Aiken
Lee R. Hallman
Summerville
Shedrick Perry
New Ellenton
Evelyn S. Sauls
Ridgeland
Donald Walker
New York
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Local Front Obituaries Opinions Sports Television calendars and brief items span the page with notices, puzzles, horoscopes, and reader tips. Names and events appear in compact blurbs, reflecting a bustling daily newspaper section.
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Abby
Du Pont Sought Extra Funding
Washington The Energy Department's 81 billion plan to modernize and clean up the Savannah River Plant would take about three years and reduce environmental hazards but not eliminate all risks. Comptroller General Bowsher warned that environmental problems would persist even after modernization, expected to finish around 2010. Du Pont officials testified they sought more federal funding in the mid-1970s to restore facilities, but felt weapons production priority affected support.
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Energy Department
Savannah River
General Accounting Office
Charles A. Bowsher
Ernest F. Ruppe
The
du Pont Co
W.R. Stevens
du Pont
Atomic Energy Division
Stevens
Wilmington
Del
Department of Energy
Bush to unveil budget plan in primetime address
President Bush plans a 9 p.m. EST speech to Congress outlining a budget keyed to kinder programs with no new taxes. He seeks more spending on clean air, science, AIDS research, homeless aid, education, and child care funded by capital gains tax cuts and restraint on military inflation. He avoids detailing cuts, urging Congress to match program levels under a flexible freeze. Reagan cuts are cited as savings toward deficit reduction under Gramm Rudman.
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Washington
Bush
Congress
Marlin Fitzwater
White House
Reagan
Gramm-Rudman
GOP
Richard Cartman
Bush's Speech On TV Tonight
New York AP networks pre empt prime time for live coverage of President Bush address to a joint session of Congress at 9 p m EST ABC CBS NBC and CNN will carry the address and the ensuing response. Critics say the plan to cut capital gains tax will favor the wealthy and may not reduce the deficit despite Bush claims.
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Bush
ABC
CBS
NBC
CNN
Ing
Jim Sasser
Dtenn
Senate Budget Committee
Thurmond Seeks Budget Balance and Line-Item Veto
Sen Strom Thurmond of South Carolina vows to reintroduce three constitutional amendments this year after past failures. He supports a budget-balancing amendment and a line-item veto granting the president authority to strike individual programs, and he would overturn the 1962 school prayer ruling. The proposals aim to curb spending and increase executive power.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Congress
Supreme Court
Sen. Thurmond
South Carolina
Need For Federal Permit Could Halt Development
Federal review may pause or deny plans for an eight acre wetlands project at the Woodward Tract. Army Corps of Engineers and EPA officials say a federal permit could delay two to four months. Blanchard and Calhoun Commercial Corp with Keenan Co plan an urban Carolina Bay on Sacre tract, a federally jurisdictional wetlands site.
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Woodward Tract
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Environmental Protection Agency
Blanchard and
Calhoun Commercial Corp
Keenan Company
Carolina Bay
Bush to address S C legislators in Columbia
President George Bush will visit Columbia to address a joint session of the South Carolina General Assembly on Wednesday. Gov. Carroll Campbell backs the trip with Warren Tompkins and Bob McAlister guiding Bush’s advance team and Secret Service through the Statehouse. A White House spokesman said details would be announced later.
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George Bush
Carroll Campbell
South Carolina General Assembly
Bush
Secret Service
Statehouse
McAlister
White House
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