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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1989

Page

11

Court weighs Roe v Wade reversal amid abortion debate

The Supreme Court faces pressure as activists from Planned Parenthood and antiabortion groups debate overturning Roe v Wade. Missouri seeks review of 1973 ruling, citing state abortion law conflicts. Justices' positions remain mixed with Kennedy and Scalia considered pivotal.

Center For Population Options Roe Eve Paul Planned Parenthood Supreme Court Mark Chopko National Conference of Catholic Bishops Samuel Lee Missouri Citizens For Life Harry A. Blackmun William J. Brennan Thurgood Marshall John Paul Stevens William H. Rehnquist Byron R. White Sandra Day O'Connor Antonin Scalia High Court Reagan Anthony M. Kennedy Missouri William L. Webster William Bradford Reynolds Justice Department Justice Department

Winter health and car care tips for cold months

Hypothermia symptoms include uncontrollable shivering slow or abnormal heartbeat shallow breathing weak pulse low pressure confusion and disorientation seek medical help promptly. Cold weather car care requires checking belts hoses thermostats antifreeze levels tires and windshield wipers before the cold worsens.

Lawmakers who lost bids spark renewed environmental drive

The article notes a wave of defeated incumbents, including former state senators Thomas Smith of Florence and Ed Garrison of Anderson, and House member Pete Pearce of Horry County, driving a renewed focus on environmental issues and fervor among new legislative entrants.

McLellan Thomas Smith Florence Ed Garrison Anderson Pete Pearce Horry County

Midlands Couple Donates $1 Million to Foundation

Cindy and Evan Nord of Blythewood give $1 million to the Central Carolina Community Foundation in Columbia to fund varied charitable projects and spur further gifts. The fund will match Nord contributions and support artistic, educational, religious, medical and human service initiatives while drawing more donors from individuals and corporations.

Columbia Cindy Evan Nord Blythewood Central Carolina Community Foundation Nords Chll Nord Midlands Nord Fund J. Key

Derrick challenges Synar over SRP safety stance

Rep. Derrick letters to Rep. Synar defend SRP employees from accusations of complacency and emphasize their commitment to safe operations. He invites a visit to SRP to discuss safety and DOE facilities, as SRP’s three operable reactors remain shut for a DOE ordered upgrade program with no restart date set.

DOE Hyde Sai Derrick Synar Savannah River United States SRP

DOE seeks large boost for environmental and weapons plant modernizations

Deputy Energy Secretary Joseph Salgado outlined a proposed DOE budget about 15 billion for fiscal 1990 with a 1 billion increase. Funds would modernize weapon plants including Savannah River, finance new reactors to replace aging facilities, and back up with a smaller Idaho National Engineering Laboratory reactor. The plan envisions 6.8 billion for two new reactors, with environmental clean up and repair costs potentially rising to 90 billion in 1990 dollars. Critics argued the request still underfunds modernization and cleanup, while DOE officials stressed an orderly, long term program spanning decades to meet safety and security needs.

Energy Joseph F. Salgado DOE Savannah River Strategic Petroleum Reserve Energy Department Congress SRP Idaho National Engineering Laboratory NPR Rebecca H Becky) Craft Ms. Craft Capitol Hill U.S Congressional John M. Spratt D-S.c Spratt Salgado John Herrington

Democrats Reject Reagan Package

Democrats criticize the Reagan fiscal 1990 budget as optimistic and not tax balanced. They argue the $92.5 billion deficit under Gramm Rudman targets masks true red ink and doubt Bush can meet promises without tax increases.

Gramm-Rudman Reagan Domenici Albuquerque N.M House Bill Frenzel R-Minn Europe Bush

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