Clinton Heads to Washington for Inauguration
Arkansas elected leader Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary depart for Washington after a farewell in Little Rock. Clinton vows to lead during tough times and asks supporters to pray and pull for him as he and his family begin the inaugural journey via Charlottesville and a capital arrival.
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Pennsylvania
Aiken Looks Back on 1992 Achievements and 1993 Plans
Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh credits the city council staff and volunteers with major 1992 gains including new ordinances on adult businesses and video poker, a home ownership program, expanded D A R E education, and citywide tree protection. He projects a strong 1993 with a two year strategic plan and ongoing COPS policing alongside economic development.
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Fred B. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Fiori Aims for Efficiency in SRS Cleanup Operations
New Savannah River Site manager Dr. Mario Fiori promises high efficiency and environmental respect in cleanup. He will oversee facilities like the Defense Waste Processing Facility and the Consolidated Waste Incinerator as he succeeds Admiral Peter Hekman Jr. on January 29.
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Hekman
Washington
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Consolidated Waste Incinerator
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Secretary of Energy
James D.) Watkins
DOE
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board
National Aeronautics Space Administration
Community notices and contact list for readers
A reader contact snippet lists Maggie Lou Adams Graniteville Andrew Anderson Appling Ga Harold E Crawford Lake Wylie Dorothy M Hayes Aiken Lena G Huckabee Warrenville Carrie Bell Stiefel Aiken and invites news tips at 648 2311. The item reads like a local directory of names and places with a single contact point.
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Graniteville
Andrew Anderson
Appling
Harold E. Crawford
Lake Wylie
Dorothy M. Hayes
Aiken
Lena G. Huckabee
Warrenville
Carrie Bell Stiefel
U.N. Standoff with Iraq Over Flight Inspections Widens
The United Nations rejected Iraq’s latest offer on inspection flights, demanding unrestricted access. Baghdad agreed to safe passage but insisted U.N. planes fly over Jordan, sparking threats of renewed allied strikes and continued Iraqi resistance to the no fly zones.
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Copay
Tariq Aziz
U.S
Morahem Saad al-Hassan
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Saddam Hussein
Special Commission
Tim Trevan
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
United States
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Turkey
Mike Waters
Incirlik
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Security Council
Trevan
Beneft
Malcolm X Surges as Icon for Young Blacks in Atlanta
In suburban Atlanta Kenyatta Adeniya leads the Black Student Alliance at Georgia State University and credits Malcolm X with resonating more with today’s youth than Martin Luther King Jr. He notes a shift from passive ideals to a more assertive stance and views Malcolm X as the voice of a new generation amid King’s enduring presence in history.
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