Westinghouse Savannah River workers discuss voluntary separation plan
DOE officials led a public meeting detailing early retirement and voluntary separation packages for Savannah River Site workers. About 359 qualify for early retirement while nearly 4,000 face voluntary separation by March 30. A plan caps cash at 20 000 for those hired before Sept 27 1991 with 58 plus 27 years service. those hired after receive 5 000. The next meeting is March 2 at the Aiken Conference Center.
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Joel Cote
DOE
George Harley
Westinghouse Savannah River Company
Westinghouse
WSRC
Bechtel Savannah River Inc
Harley
Cote
Savannah River
Lindsey Graham
R-Sc
Floyd Spence
Charlie Norwood
R-Ga
Strom Thurmond
Energy
Hazel O’leary
Aiken Conference Center
Southern Baptists drift toward greater conservatism at seminar
At Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary 500 ministers attend a three day National Issues seminar titled culture war. Richard Land leader of the Christian Life Commission cites a 15 year shift toward conservative world views and notes the rise of fundamen tal evangelical speakers. Moderates warn seminars now indoctrinate versus inform as rallies for the religious right.
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Wake Forest
N.C
Richard Land
Christian Life Commission
Southern Baptist Convention
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Land
Commission
David Wilkinson
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
Abortion May Shape South Carolina Supreme Court Selection
Lawmakers fear abortion could influence the choice for the vacant South Carolina Supreme Court seat. Victor Pyle of Greenville is a front runner despite antiabortion opponents citing a 1993 ruling arresting about 800 protesters. Other candidates include E C Burnett of Spartanburg and Ralph King Anderson of Florence.
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Columbia
South Carolina Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Victor Pyle
Greenville
Pyle
E.C. Burnett
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Burnett
State Supreme Court
Ralph King Anderson
Florence
Costa Plescones
Susan Smith Mental State At Issue Again
Union County Circuit Court prepares for a Wednesday hearing on Susan Smith's mental state after she confessed to drowning her two sons. Judge William Howard set deadlines for defense strategy and possible insanity or mentally ill defenses, with trial slated for July 10.
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Columbia
Susan Smith
William Howard
Smith
David Bruck
Howard
Bruck
Mrs. Smith
Michael
Alex
Sheriff Psychics Accused of Exploiting Family Tragedy
Clayton Georgia resident Mangum says a local sheriff psychic used a family’s pain for publicity. He recalls learning of the Jeremy Grice case years ago in Myrtle Beach and describes the Langley Pond discovery of a barrel and a rope tied to a concrete block. Mangum claims a checkered history of predicting lottery numbers and crashes, with Beaufort County Sheriff's Office declining to comment.
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Mangum
Sev
South Carolina Eyes School Fitness Drive for High Schools
Dr Roberson discusses a developing physical education program with health components. The 1992 Teacher of the Year Karen Carter heads a district committee formed in Fall 1994 to implement fitness education across high schools, addressing a law taking effect next year requiring personal fitness and lifetime activities. An insert for teachers is planned in March to finalize plans.
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Roberson
Council On Physical Fitness
South Carolina
Karen Carter
Carter
Burden of proof explained in criminal and civil cases
The text explains that in criminal cases the prosecutor must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, while in civil cases the burden is a preponderance of the evidence. It describes the scales of justice tipping with evidence and urges seeking legal representation, offering contact details for an attorney.
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Pendleton St
N.W
Mastercard
Isa
American Express
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Southern Baptist Meet
The
Associated Press
Supreme Court
House
David Wilkins
Eral
Beaufort County Sheriff's Office
Isl
Whiskey
Thurs
CRC
CLARE
Shutte Eaves
Croft Mill Rd
Aiken
You and the Law
Sylvia W. Westerdahl
Attorney AT Law
Willcox
Colleton Ave
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