DOE to offset SRS job losses with contractor workforce plans
The Department of Energy plans February announcements to offset contractor layoffs at Savannah River Site and similar facilities. The release says plans will reduce costs and boost productivity in cleanup while offering voluntary separation programs and other assistance to displaced workers, under the 1993 National Defense Authorization Act.
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SRS
Smiths Lawyer Seeks Indigent Status for Death Penalty Case
Union AP Susan V Smith asks for indigent designation to gain more state paid legal help in the murder trial over the drowning of her two sons. Attorney David Bruck says the move isn’t tied to a judge opening records about alleged molestation by her stepfather Beverly Russell.
South Carolina Farmers See Rebound With Cotton Weather Outlook
Clemson economists say 1995 farm income may dip below 1994 as poultry tobacco and especially cotton improve. Cotton acreage could rise again on December futures around 75 cents per pound.
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South Carolina
Clemson University
Obituary Notices List Obituaries in South Carolina Towns
Death notices appear for Johnnie Barnes Ernestine Jones Victoria McKevie Henry Salley Nathalee Salley Phillip Smith Larry Tyler Thomas Walton and Dasha Williams across Saluda Montmorenci Aiken Blackville and Augusta. The notices provide basic death details and familial connections in brief summaries.
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Johnnie
Bill) Barnes
Saluda
Ernestine Jones
Montmorenci
Victoria McKevie
Aiken
Henry Salley
Blackville
Nathalee Salley
Phillip E. Smith
Monetta
Larry D. Tyler
Thomas Walton
Augusta
Dasha Williams
Smithsonian Blocks Access to Elite School Posture Photos
The Smithsonian has sealed a nude photo collection of freshmen from Ivy League and other elite colleges used to study posture and potentially body shape and intelligence. Some subjects include figures linked to U.S. culture and government, with involvement by Hillary Rodham Clinton and possibly George Bush. access is restricted to protect subjects' rights.
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New Haven
Conn
Smithsonian Institution
U.S
Ivy League
Bush
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Ildiko P. DeAngelis
Judge Allows N-Word Use In Simpson Trial
Los Angeles Judge Lance Ito rules defense may introduce evidence of Detective Mark Fuhrman’s alleged racial epithets linking to a bloody glove found at Simpson's estate. Prosecutors contested the epithet’s use though noting its relevance to a related incident and items from Bloomingdale's Manchester store tied to gloves and Bruno Magli shoes.
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Los Angeles
Simpson
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Mark Fuhrman
Bloomingdale’s
New York
Cheri Lewis
Bruno Magli
Ms. Simpson
Bundy Drive
Lewis
Japan Admits Confused Response To Earthquake
Kobe crash toll climbs as the government concedes a confused initial response. Prime Minister Murayama faces criticism for aid delays while 4 555 dead and 665 missing are tallied. Rescue efforts press on amid fires and debris as 44 680 homes lie in ruins.
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Japan
Kobe
Tomichi Murayama
Kazumichi Kawabata
Tokyo
Daniel Amos
AFLAC
American Red Cross
Elizabeth Dole
Shotaro Oshima
Clemson selects Curris as 13th president
Clemson University trustees pick Constantine W. Curris as the 13th president, after hours of closed meetings among four finalists from Georgia Florida and Louisiana. He will succeed Max Lennon and start by July 1. salary to be announced.
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Clemson University
Constantine W. “Dene
Curris
University of Northern Iowa
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Max Lennon
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