U.N. Grants Iraq Another Chance On Inspections Flights
The United Nations says Iraq will get another chance to guarantee the safety of U.N. weapons inspectors after Baghdad approved a Friday deadline only to condition flights. Trevan of the U.N. Special Commission warned of risks to inspectors and noted the ongoing monitoring role since the 1991 Gulf War.
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Cleanup At SRS May Shift Under New Leadership
The Energy Department will spend at least 4.2 billion dollars over five years on Savannah River Site cleanup with total DOE plan of 6.1 billion for the coming fiscal year. The schedule could shift after the White House transition under Energy Secretary designate Hazel O Leary, as some actions rely on Congress and EPA mandates.
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Palmetto State Ready To Party For Bill Clinton
Palmetto Staters plan to descend on Washington for Bill Clinton's swearing in as 52nd president. South Carolina Democratic Party officials report hundreds may attend with tickets already snapped up for House and Senate members. An inaugural ball in D C costs are noted and a separate state gala costs 60 dollars per ticket with about 1,700 tickets sold.
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Greenville
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Columbia
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Susan Pelter
Sen
Strom Thurmond
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D.C
Rescuers Seek Survivors After Colombian Volcano Eruption
At least nine people died in the Galeras eruption near Pasto Colombia including two locals and several researchers. Dozens possibly on the mountain were feared missing as ash debris spewed from the crater and rescuers pressed on through freezing conditions and toxic gas.
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Call to share tips with 648 2311
Readers are urged to call 648 2311 to report news ideas or tips. The note invites public input for further coverage.
New Ellenton Cadet To March In Parade
Cadet Paul Anthony Lipps son of Mr and Mrs Lipps of New Ellenton will march in the Presidential Inaugural Parade in Washington D C on Wednesday. This marks the 20th time the Corps of Cadets has joined the parade with West Point as the lead military element. The cadets wear grey uniforms dating to the early 1800s honoring Battle of Chippewa and earning the Long Grey Line nickname.
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Start College Applications Early Says Guidance Counselors
Guidance counselors urge high school seniors to apply now for college admission and federal financial aid. deadlines vary by college. ATC set for Aug 17 with a 15 to 25 dollar fee and transcripts. Pell Grants and work study may be available. apply early via the Free Application for Federal Student Aid before May 1 for ATC and by July 1 for USC Columbia and USCA.
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Mini Page Moves to Sunday in Aiken Standard Magazine
The Mini Page weekly feature for young readers will appear in the center of the Aiken Standard Magazine starting Sunday January seventeenth. The change lets readers pull out The Mini Page from the Magazine for easier use.
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