Nixon starts private Moscow trip with meeting top Soviet adviser
Former President Nixon, 73, began a private journey to Moscow on Saturday. He planned a meeting with Anatoly Dobrynin, the Kremlin’s top West adviser, and was driven from Sheremetyevo to a government guest house in Leninskiy.
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Lions Reject Women joining club at New Orleans convention
The Lions Club International voted down a proposal to admit women at the 69th annual convention in New Orleans. About 59 percent of an estimated 6,600 to 7,000 delegates supported the measure, but it fell short of the two-thirds required to amend the constitution. Officials did not release exact vote totals.
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Record Heat Forecast Faces 107 Challenge Today
The forecast warns of a possible 107 degree day but expects only a high around 100. Expect sunny and hot conditions with partial cloudiness later, impacting outdoor plans and local heat advisory considerations.
Deaths in South Carolina Listed by City
Obituary notices enumerate the deceased Rosa Adams Monetta Rebecca Allen Charleston Woodrow Banks Aiken Margie Barton Hezekiah Chandler Clary Davenport Euley Gleaton Jr. Salley Elizabeth Hardin Anna Jackson Julia Mays North Augusta Charlie New Leila Park Columbia Elizabeth Williams Aiken with a note to see details on page 6A.
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Rosa B. Adams
Monetta
Rebecca A. Allen
Charleston
Woodrow Banks
Aiken
Margie F. Barton
Hezekiah Chandler
Clary Davenport
Wagener
Euley Gleaton Jr
Salley
Elizabeth Hardin
Anna H. Jackson
Julia E. Mays
North Augusta
Charlie W. New
Leila R. Park
Columbia
Elizabeth J. Williams
May Faces Severe Drought Emergency Amid Heat Waves
Hot dry spell grips South Carolina with 100 degree days for six straight days. State officials may declare a severe drought emergency if rain does not come, enabling regional limits on non essential water use. Charleston tied or broke several heat records as Columbia reported 105 degrees downtown.
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Water Resources Commission
John Purvis
Charleston
National Weather Service
Weather Service
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Columbia
Retirement Plan Called Improper May Affect SRP Suit
The EEOC ruled that a 1985 Du Pont retirement plan allowing five extra years for age or service is discriminatory against older workers. The decision could influence a Savannah River Plant case by employees who were not offered the option. A spokesman could not gauge impact, and an SRP meeting with Du Pont is planned to discuss the ruling.
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Aiken
State seeks independent monitoring of Savannah River Plant
Washington AP report says Savannah River Plant acts to correct a contamination issue but South Carolina officials urge independent federal oversight. Deputy Commissioner Lewis Shaw argues self regulation fails and DOE activities need public accountability. SRP lies amid seepage basins and groundwater contamination with trichloroethylene at M Area. Morgan defends progress and denies neglect, cites ongoing remedial actions and funding requests to end basins by 1988.
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D-Okla
SRP
Robert L
Bob) Morgan
Congress
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Tuscaloosa
M-Area
Men Would Remarry Their Wives in Large Survey
Chicago readers learned from a Chicago Sun-Times poll that 77.1 percent of first time married men would remarry their current wives. Among 2 301 respondents many cited enduring love while a smaller share offered pragmatic or humorous reasons.
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