New Hampshire Primary Sets Stage for Bush Clinton Clash
Voters in New Hampshire faced a tight GOP showdown as George Bush sought to withstand Patrick Buchanan's early symbolic win from before polls opened while Democrats debated support for Tsongas and potential late entries. Economic concerns loom as turnout tests party momentum and the 1992 candidates' viability.
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New York
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College Purses Pinched
Washington State colleges face budget cuts, raising tuition and laying off staff as 19 states trim allocations. South Carolina leaders and university presidents pressed for more funding, while lawmakers warned of competition for funds with other sectors.
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Mississip
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College of Charleston
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Doug McTeer
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Local Obituary Row Names Readers in South Carolina
The notice lists individuals Junius Anderson Williston Eulalie G Busbee Aiken Mary Cummings North Augusta uater Leesvine ie Holley Belvedere Vera M Lewis North Augusta Paul L Powell Clearwater Martin L Tebow Hephzibah. See page 5A for detail.
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Williston
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Aiken
Mary Cummings
North Augusta
Uater
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Ie Holley
Belvedere
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Paul L. Powell
Clearwater
Martin L. Tebow
Hephzibah
A New Day For Handicapped Bosses Face ADA Rules
The ADA now bans disability discrimination by employers with 15 or more workers and requires reasonable accommodation. Public buildings must be accessible, with new buses and railcars usable for fixed routes. Public accommodations must remove barriers or offer alternatives, and 24 hour relay services must aid hearing or speech impaired individuals.
Libertarian Marron Wins Early DIXVILLE NOTCH Ballot
In Dixville Notch nine independent votes and two Republican ballots went to Libertarian Andre Marron, a virtually unknown candidate. President Bush received nine votes and Patrick Buchanan three, with Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton and a voter for Tsong also noted in the brief tally.
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Public urges DOE to broaden role in cleanup decisions
Citizens nationwide press DOE for more public input and independent oversight on environmental restoration and waste management for weapons sites. About 7 000 comments from 21 hearings criticize credibility while seeking consistent national standards over site by site plans.
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Georgia Senators Oppose SRS Restart Funding
Georgia Senate panel approves a resolution urging Congress to block funding for restarting Savannah River Site tritium reactor K Reactor near Aiken. Coastal Georgia legislators call the move unsafe and unnecessary and urge using funds for decontamination and restoration. Senator Joe Hammill cites long cleanup time and safety concerns.
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Georgia
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Aiken
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