Charleston Lawmaker Pushes SC Secession View
Columbia Charleston Rep. Woody Audlette says he cannot gain backing for a secession proposal but notes sympathy for frustration with the federal government. He cites federal highway funding cuts to a local bridge and compares sentiment to South Carolina's 1860 move toward secession.
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South Carolina
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Weather Tonight Through Tomorrow Outlook
Skies will be partly cloudy tonight with a low in the upper 40s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of light rain and a high around the upper 60s. Details are continued on Page 6A.
Deaths in South Carolina Obituary List
Kathleen P Bailey of Aiken Edith M Barksdale of North Augusta Harriette H Jumper of Springfield Irene Mae S Keisler of Williston Marion L Spires of Swansea Estelle E Willis of Aiken Geddings Woodward of Windsor all named in local death notices with brief listings of residences and surnames.
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Kathleen P. Bailey
Aiken
Edith M. Barksdale
North Augusta
Harriette H. Jumper
Springfield
Irene Mae S. Keisler
Williston
Marion L. Spires
Swansea
Estelle E. Willis
Geddings Woodward
Windsor
Glory Days Return of Women’s Team’s 154 Game Streak
A Sunday feature recalls the women’s basketball team and its record 154 game winning streak from about 50 years ago. The piece promises fresh insight into those remarkable glory days and team legacy.
Debate over US radioactive waste storage policy in 1987
Washington lawmakers clash with Energy Secretary Herrington over the Nuclear Waste Policy Act. Herrington defends a tough plan with delays and regional compromises, while Congress criticizes deviations and seeks final authority on siting two permanent repositories by 1998 and 1989 site listings.
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John Herrington
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House Interior Committee
Energy and Environment Subcommittee
House
Safety Review Set For Hanford N Reactor Restart
The Energy Department will conduct a limited study of environmental threats from the N Reactor at Hanford Washington, aiming to restart in July after safety upgrades. Critics urged a full environmental review, while officials said the reactor remains essential for national security and poses no unacceptable risk.
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Energy Department Expedites Supercollider Site Choice
Energy Secretary John Herrington announced a fast track for selecting the site of the $4.4 billion supercollider. A tentative choice is planned for July 1988 and a final decision for January 1989, with six states noted as having strong programs but no guaranteed advantage.
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Stephen Pinsky
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Herrington
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Utah
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Pinsky
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