Maresca cites Western wish to grasp Eastern Europe policy shifts
John Maresca says officials want to understand how Eastern European states will evolve their policies as Czechoslovakia and Hungary push for Soviet troop withdrawals this year. He notes Gysi’s call for independence from Soviet dictates and Western analysts’ interest in Moiseyev’s view on Moscow’s military stance amidst Gorbachev era defense cuts. NATO says its forces remain minimal for defense.
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Mass Armenians Rally as Youth Volunteer for Fight in Azerbaijan
About 400,000 Armenians gathered in Yerevan while young volunteers offered to go to battle in Azerbaijan. Reports described pogroms in Baku with mass violence.Gorbachev dispatched troubleshooters and internal troops to quell fighting in the region as authorities restricted travel to Azerbaijan or Armenia.
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Supreme Court denial reshapes Koon penalty phase trial
Koon Harte said the Supreme Court declined to decide the penalty phase retrial issue, requiring separate action. If a new trial results in a guilty verdict, the penalty phase could be combined or handled separately. Harte argued South Carolina lacks an effective death penalty statute, noting only two executions in the past decade both after guilty pleas.
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Forecast Calls for Fair Skies and Pleasant Temperatures
The region enjoys fair skies tonight with lows in the lower 40s and highs in the 70s tomorrow and through Thursday to Saturday. Mountains, Midlands, coast, and beaches show similar patterns with partly cloudy to mostly sunny days and temperatures ranging from the low 40s to mid 70s, light winds, and warm midweek afternoons.
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South Carolina cuts funding for CRS program to 470000
About 11,000 South Carolinians face program cuts from roughly 2 million to 470 thousand as revenue shortfalls trigger reallocations. DHEC suggests using other funds, while Sen. Tom Moore and Rep. Irene Rudnick pursue options, including tapping reserve funds and shifting ORS funding to Part 1. The Capital Reserve Fund may cover the shortfall with a constitutionally limited, two thirds approval needed by March 1.
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Tommy) Moore
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Chemical weapons burn plans stir fears near Aberdeen Proving Ground
Residents fear burning about 30 tons of chemical weapons at Aberdeen Proving Ground could pose risks to health and environment. Col. Walter Busbee defends the effort as a careful nine year, 3.1 billion plan with tests before any full implementation. Environmental concerns cite potential pollutants like dioxins and impacts on marine life from Johnston Atoll.
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Experiments Undertaken Aboard Shuttle Columbia
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida. The shuttle Columbia remained oper ating flawlessly enabling crew to focus on science and photography. Mission Control reported the orbiter in good shape after waking astronauts for the seventh day of their marathon mission. Engineers noted five phantom sensor alarms likely linked to navigation data circuitry. Commander Dan Brandenstein fixed a humidifier leak and stored zeros source. The crew slept late due to busy schedule but resumed experiments, including weightless medical studies and materials experiments. A ballast water dump produced ice crystals in the upper atmosphere.
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Moynihan proposes phased payroll tax cuts on Social Security
The plan would cut the payroll tax by 0.14 percent now and 0.96 percent next January, with further cuts planned in 2015 to spark growth. It would shrink the Social Security surplus and raise the federal deficit, drawing criticism for shifting costs to future generations while supporters cite tax relief and economic stimulus. White House aides dismissed the idea, defending the system as sound.
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