Publicity over SRP plant stirs German student exchange
Lader expected 20 students to visit but now 12 will come. German exchanges under German American Partnership Program. Hart of Energy Research Foundation defended material while warning about SRP releases. Local officials and parents urged informed decisions to avoid scaring participants.
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City Annexation Fight Faces March Vote in Georgia County
The Augusta area discusses annexation of a tract planned for a car lot with 35 to 40 cars and an office. Opponents favor leaving land unzoned for possible commercial use. Officials note delays due to DSO approvals and curb cut clearances. jurisdiction remains with county authorities.
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Rain Likely All Week With Cloudy Skies and Cool Highs
The forecast shows widespread rain and clouds with high temperatures near 60 and lows around 40 today. A rainy period continues through Saturday with highs near 50 and partly clearing by Sunday. Mountains and coasts expect similar cloudy conditions with varying rain chances and cool temperatures.
Canadian buyer meets Heritage Ministries board on Heritage USA plans
Stephen Mernick met Heritage Ministries Board and President Sam Johnson for about one hour at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. He did not reveal his Heritage USA plans and said he is still working on them.
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DOE opts accelerator path over new reactors for tritium
The DOE report rejects accelerator use for immediate capacity but notes it could meet tritium needs by 1996 while two new reactors would take at least 10 years to complete. It cites cost, safety, and waste issues, with Bonneville Power Administration possibly supplying electricity for an accelerator in the Pacific Northwest.
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Brookhaven
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