Natalie Cole Unforgettable at the Grammy Awards Show
Natalie Cole’s tribute to her late father Nat King Cole yielded an Unforgettable evening at the 34th Grammys with seven awards including album and song of the year. R.E.M. and Bonnie Raitt won multiple trophies while Barbra Streisand James Brown Muddy Waters John Coltrane and Jimi Hendrix received special career honors.
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Academy of Thg Arts & Sciences
Michael Bolton
Pop Vocal Selections Across Styles and Artists
A compact survey of popular vocal music featuring female led tracks like Something to Talk About, Rat Pack style numbers, a male classic When a Man Loves a Woman, Michael Bolton ballads, and a REM hit Losing My Religion performed as a group vocal pairing.
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Singer Bolton Comments on Music and Physical Strain
Bolton told reporters he does not suffer a hernia when singing and notes his own ease with music, while deferring judgment on Mr. Gordon's musical connection.
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Bolton
Tornado reported in Salley Wagener area survey planned
Officials from the National Weather Service planned field surveys in Salley and Wagener after reports of a tornado near Salley at 9 52 p m as strong winds caused limb damage and power outages for about an hour. Aiken County remained under a tornado watch until 10 45 p m with weather service staff assessing the incident.
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National Weather Service
Abortion Bill Compromise Reached in South Carolina
Inez Tenenbaum of the South Carolina Family Search Foundation says the proposed bill is watered down enough for reasonable comfort. Abortion opponents abandon a waiting period and a 10 percent surcharge to fund printed materials. They also reject attempts to strip the bill on the House floor and substitute a near total abortion ban.
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Inez Tenenbaum
South Carolina’ Family Search Foundation
DOE considers relocating weapons complex functions to fewer sites
In a Senate hearing, Hall criticizes DOE for moving to close the Mound Plant and shift work to other facilities including the Kansas City Plant. He argues decisions hinge on bureaucratic merit rather than defense needs, urging pause until independent review. DOE notes PEIS will determine final costs and potential savings from site consolidations and health safety considerations.
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Courts embrace cameras in trial coverage test
In a televised media discussion, officials note cameras in court mark a key shift from “horse and buggy days” to modern coverage. They acknowledge fears of civil rights infringement but expect familiarity and less distraction over time as cameras enter the courtroom. The trial of Curtis Rogers in Columbia stems from the July 1991 death of Michael Richardson.
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Columbia
Rogers
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