Amateur astronomer spots first 1991 comet using backyard telescope
Cloudcroft New Mexico AP reports Howard Brewington an electronics technician and amateur comet hunter discovered a new comet Sunday night in the Pisces region. He described it as a white cotton ball with a bright condensed center noting it was a lucky hunting success and his first 1991 discovery, following a prior sighting last year.
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Stolen Relics To Be Returned To Church
In a London settlement, medieval art and manuscripts stolen by a GI at World War II’s end will return to the Lutheran Church of Quedlinburg in two months. The Dallas Museum of Art will disburse nearly 2.75 million to the soldier’s heirs before shipping the treasures to Germany. Lt. Joe T. Meador of Texas is believed to have removed the relics from a Quedlinburg mine shaft near the war’s end.
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Deaths List Noted for Readers on Page 3B
Obituary notice lists several deceased individuals including Emma Cohen Varmvil David Andrew Hauser Novella Rabb Hayes Bath James Gassaway and others across Aiken Seaford Bath Seaford Del Philadelphia Glen Cove New York Ward Oliver Johnson Seabott Irma Williams and Frances Logan Parker. Details accompany page 3B.
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Proposed Funding Cuts Hit NPR Savannah River Reactor
Federal officials reportedly seek a one third reduction in funding for a new production reactor at the Savannah River Site. The reactor would produce tritium for nuclear weapons and cost about 3.2 billion dollars. Thurmond pressed Defense Secretary Cheney to oppose cuts and back the project. DOE and OMB officials offered limited comment as environmental impact details were prepared.
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South Carolina Prepares For Oil Shortage Plan
State officials say oil shortages unlikely for months if war with Iraq unfolds but a contingency exists. The South Carolina Energy Emergency Plan, updated in 1981 and expanded last May, activates on a 90 day fuel shortage warning. The Ener Department reviews national oil forecasts weekly, with optimism from planner Katie Morgan.
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South Carolina eyes waste and sun as energy sources
Lawrence P. Golan of Clemson based South Carolina Energy Research and Development Center argues municipal and forestry waste can substitute coal and alcohol fuels could cut imports. He notes rising energy demand, coal and gas turbines as key roles, and urges more nuclear power amid public concerns.
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Huff Seeking Pro Tem Slot in South Carolina House
The South Carolina House opens its 1991 session with a push to fill the speaker pro tem post after Rep. Jack Rogers was indicted on extortion and bribery charges. Rep. Thomas Huff and six others seek the post, with Republicans and Democrats caucusing to back a candidate. If elected, the role is a prestige position with potential future leadership, and the race features several Democrats and one Republican candidate amid a surrounding ethics scandal and a chamber with many empty desks.
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Harry H. Clyborne
Tough Talk Rivals Diplomacy Ahead Of Crisis Deadline
The tense diplomacy in the Persian Gulf enters a final day with Baker meeting allies in Europe and Tariq Aziz in Geneva. Prices surge as fear of war grows. gas masks, evacuations, and airline cutbacks rise.油The scene widens across the Middle East as oil hovers near 40 dollars a barrel and peace prospects dim.
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SCNG General Predicts Iraqi Forces as Sitting Ducks
South Carolina National Guard Brig Gen Stanley Baldwin says Iraqi units resisting Kuwait risk heavy losses under air attack. He predicts U S air superiority will win quickly, with strikes possibly starting before Feb 1. Baldwin backs earlier warnings of rapid Iraqi casualties.
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