Bush Cabinet Meeting Names and Roles in White House Push
The advisory commission will be co-chaired by Griffin Bell and Malcolm Wilkey. Bush defends attending Emperor Hirohito’s funeral, citing a strong Japan relationship. Porter named domestic policy adviser. Studdert, Breeden, Schmitz, Cooper, Hart, and Ms. Glen named for key communications and staff roles.
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Malcolm Wilkey
U.S. Court of Appeals
Bush
Hirohito
Sansay ariner_ whee
Pacific
Japan
Roger B. Porter
Harvard University
Ment
Porter
White House
Reagan
Ford
Harvard
Stephen M. Studdert
Richard Breeden
Washington
John P. Schmitz
B. Jay Cooper
Stephen Hart
Glen
Cooper
Reagan White House
Hart
Pen Branch fault deemed inactive near SRP reactors
DOE scientists say the Pen Branch fault near the Savannah River Site is inactive and poses no safety hazard. A review by the Ahearne Committee will certify findings based on drillings, measurements, and surveys. Three tiny, previously mapped faults are also inactive, with no surface indicators of past activity.
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Ahearne Committee
Stephen R. Wright
DOE
Savannah River
John Steele
SRL
Environmental Sciences Division
Pen Branch
Wright
Bulletin of the
American Geological Society
SRP
Steele
Lawmakers weigh auto insurance reform and safety bills
Rich outlined a 39 item reform list sought by Gov Campbell's adviser as Sen Pepgi McLeod pressed for a sig notatorium to shield rates during debate. Burnet Maybank highlighted tax cuts and a 17 year driving age proposal while Sen Saleeby urged a mandatory seat belt law to help lower rates and cited average state facility costs per vehicle.
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Legisature
Pepgi Mcleod
D-Colleton
Carroll
Burnet Maybank
Campbell
Maybank
Ed Saleeby
D-Darlington
Saleeby
State board action on health books referred to committee
The state board referred complaints to its Instruction and Curriculum Committee to study allegations that two books violate the Comprehensive Health Act. Mrs Swanson of North Augusta says the books teach too little about morals and leave too much discretion to teachers. Rebecca Anderson, chairwoman of the Aiken County advisory committee, says Swanson did not represent the committee. Swanson could not be reached for comment.
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State Board
Swanson
North Augusta
Rebecca Anderson
Aiken County
Grammys Open Doors To Heavy Metal And Rap
Beverly Bills Calif The 1989 Grammys prom ises to be more spirited and less predictable than in its previous 30 0 years Miss Chapman whose album has sold more than 2 million copies is a surprise star amid techno-pop and heavy metal sounds George Michael should contend for best song single and album and best performances as categories expand to heavy metal hard rock and rap.
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Beverly Bills
Calif
Tracy Chapman
George Michael
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
Miss Chapman
Michael
Wham
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