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Aiken Able Disabled, Inc. group led by Bonnie Squires promotes awareness of disabled citizens and their capabilities. Since 1983 the nonprofit aids with ramps, events, valentines for Helping Hands, and funding devices like voice synthesizers, noting insurance gaps.
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Inflation Dips In New Year With 0.1 Percent Gain
Inflation cooled in January with a 0.1 percent rise in the Consumer Price Index the smallest in six months. Energy and food costs dropped, the Labor Department said, while economists projected an annual inflation near 3 percent for the year.
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Public input sought on cleanup at Savannah River Site
Environmental groups demand changes to the proposed Federal Facility Agreement between the EPA, DHEC, and DOE for the Savannah River Site. They push three additions to strengthen public protections and compliance with RCRA and CERCLA as the plan outlines cleanup timelines and legal obligations.
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Bugsy Leads Oscar Nominations With Ten Nods
Beverly Hills nominations include Bugsy for best picture and actor for Warren Beatty. Supporting actor nods go to Ben Kingsley and Harvey Keitel. Beauty and the Beast makes Oscar history as first animated film to be nominated for best picture. Other best picture contenders include JFK and The Prince of Tides.
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House Panel Kills S.C. Abortion Bill By The Asses
South Carolina activists hailed the House Judiciary Committee action as a major setback for abortion opponents while supporters saw long odds for the measure to reach the full House before June adjournment. Speaker pro tempore David Beasley noted the bill’s author expected likely passage if it reached the House.
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White House uneasy after tight New Hampshire GOP margin
In Manchester Patrick Buchanan claimed momentum from New Hampshire as Bush won the GOP primary 58 to 40 percent in a narrow margin. Tsongas led Democrats toward Maine caucuses and a South Dakota stop before a March 3 regional event. Clinton touted more money and better organization than Tsongas.
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Buchanan Campaign Stops In South Carolina For March 7 Primary
Republican Patrick Buchanan plans a Friday swing through South Carolina with an Easley textile plant stop in the morning and airport rally at Bush Field in Augusta at 12:30 p.m. He also visits Florence and Savannah River Site as he builds momentum against President George Bush.
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