Dr. J Wendell Marine Chronology of a Savannah River geologist
Dr J Wendell Marine a noted hydrogeologist associated with the Savannah River Plant and Du Pont played a key role in bedrock waste disposal studies at SRP he advanced geohydrology knowledge helped install seismic stations and taught geology at USC Aiken after cancer surgery he died Feb 8 leaving a scholarship in his memory at USC Aiken and many colleagues mourning his loss
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Wendell Marine
Savannah River
U. S. Geological Survey
Dr. Marine
Department of Energy
du Pont
Savannah River Laboratory
Srp
South Carolina
Marine
Aiken
University of South Carolina Aiken
Washington, D. C
St. John’s College
University of Utah
Geological Society of America
China
I. Wendell
Usc-Aiken
History Month Proclamation Urges Reading American History
Gov Richard W Riley proclaims February as History Month urging schools churches and communities to observe the period and study American history to protect liberties from surrender to utopian goals. The proclamation praises DAR for sponsoring the observance and emphasizes lessons from history about defending freedom justice and humanity.
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Richard W. Riley
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Thought For Today Conference Quote
A witty anonymous observation frames a conference as a gathering to decide where the next meeting will occur. It offers light humor on planning and delegation in organizational life.
Welfare reform urged to avoid harm to poor families
Chicago Tribune argues for careful welfare reform that avoids harming the poor and examines direct cash aid versus subsidies, housing restructures, and work incentives. It cautions against large scale social experiments and calls for a human impact study for proposed changes.
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Reagan
Chicago
Noted Complaints and Quips Stir Readers Across Opinions
A column by Ashley Cooper and notes by Tommie A. Ryan recount a mix of rural hardship and caustic political jests. The piece includes memories of poverty, humor about insults in the British House of Commons, and quips about a boy’s TV violence banter and a gardener with a purple thumb.
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House of Commons
Abortion Doom Ends ERA's Chance in 1980s Debate
A Tribune Media Services analysis notes the ERA failed as abortion politics overshadowed its legal aims. Roe v Wade and the Hyde Amendment stalled ratification, while courts erased prior sex discrimination rules and public realism undercut support for broad equality. The book by Gilbert Steiner frames abortion as the decisive obstacle.
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Congress
Gilbert Steiner
Brookings Institution
Supreme Court
Steiner
House
Tribune Media Services
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