Bush and Buchanan vie as primaries shape Dems and GOP
In a split field, Tsongas leads with 35 percent as Bush faces a crowded slate and Buchanan argues for momentum. Bush targets Georgia and the South, while Buchanan seeks to outpace rivals and claim more delegates in a race shaped by spending and regional contests.
Daugherty Sees Moral Victory In New Hampshire Vote
Aiken Republican dark horse Paul C. Daugherty collected 36 votes in the New Hampshire primaries, declaring a moral victory though he won no electoral votes. He plans to campaign in Georgia and South Carolina, with late February events at Clemson University and March 4 with the South Carolina Nurses Association, while citing his Georgia write-in hopes and a desire to curb the federal budget deficit.
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Local groups push for SRS cleanup reforms and SCDHEC authority
ERF and Sierra Club members call for independent SRS advisory board and greater local input to oversight. They warn the proposed plan risks turning cleanup over to distant federal agencies and urge stronger SCDHEC regulation. This region’s contamination history fuels demands for faster, responsible action.
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Beasley bill on abortion faces panel vote deadlock
A House committee moved to keep Beasley's bill limited to saving the mother's life. Attempts to add exceptions for rape, incest, or fetal defects were defeated 14-11 and 13-12. An amended preamble was defeated 13-12 as defenders argued the measure remains extreme. Baxley pressed for broader exceptions, but the panel kept the bill restricted to life saving abortions.
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Academy Awards Nominees Include The Silence of the Lambs
The Silence of the Lambs leads with acting nods for Anthony Hopkins and Jodi Foster. JFK tops with eight nominations, while The Prince of Tides and The Silence of the Lambs each hold seven. The ceremony airs March 30 at the Los Angeles Music Center hosted by Bill Crystal.
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