Campbell Frustrated By Landfill Policy Clash
Governor Carroll Campbell criticized state lawmakers for blocking a plan to keep the Barnwell low level nuclear waste site open past 1996 end. A House subcommittee defeated a bill to extend the site and a replacement facility in North Carolina is not expected until 1996. Campbell urged action while opposing higher disposal fees amid budget strains.
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Democratic race tightens as Clinton Tsongas clash in crowded run
In Orlando amid a three week stretch, Clinton and Tsongas test organizational strength and growth potential. Brown vows to stay active through July's convention while remaining cautious about his impact. The pair trade attacks over plans and leadership, highlighting their rival views on tax cuts and economic reform.
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Trade Deficit Edging Down In 1991 News Teaser
The Associated Press reports a 1991 trade deficit of 66.2 billion dollars, aided by record U.S. export sales that dipped below the 100 billion mark for the first time in eight years. December deficits rose 42.3 percent to 5.94 billion as exports fell 2.2 percent and imports rose 2.3 percent. Economists warn of a potential rebound in imports and slowed export growth, with some predicting the deficit returning to near 100 billion within two years. President Bush faces political criticism over trade policies amid calls to counter unfair practices, including Japan.
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New Hampshire results hardly alter South Carolina race dynamics
In South Carolina ahead of the March 7 primaries Bush remains competitive though damaged. Clinton holds solid SC support despite tabloid scrutiny, while Tsongas edges Clinton in New Hampshire and could gain if Maryland votes later. Analysts note weak organization may hinder Tsongas in SC.
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Local readers asked to call on story tips
A brief item invites the public to share news ideas by calling 548 2311, emphasizing community input and tip reporting.
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Congress Keeps Old Coins Despite Redesign Bid
Washington lawmakers rejected a plan to redesign the dime, quarter, penny and nickel after more than two thirds had supported a Wearus concept two years prior. Senate approval last year aimed to remove Monticello, Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson home, Liberty torch and other emblems from new coins by 1998. More than 270 House members co sponsored the measure before the vote.
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Price drop makes movies entertainment bargain at Mark II
An Aiken family can attend the cinema for the price of one adult ticket as Carmike Cinemas cuts tickets at the Mark II on Newberry Street to 9 cents each. All seats for all movies stay at 99 cents with concession prices also reduced, said manager Daniel LaLonde.
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