Nuke Shipment Heads To SRP
Chalk River’s first spent nuclear fuel batch arrived in the United States. Thousand Islands Bridge Authority refuses passage across the St Lawrence River without U S insurance of 500 million dollars and federal energy department confirmation. Atomic Energy of Canada seeks shipment to Savannah River Plant with fuel return clause if still hazardous.
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Kingston
Ontario
Canada
Chalk River
United States
Thousand Islands
Savannah River
Atomic Energy
U.S
Bridge Authority
U.S. Department of Energy
Grand Jury to Hear Case Involving Furman Player Woods
In Greenville, former Furman basketball player Stanley Eugene Woods, linked to one killing two rapes two kidnappings and two robberies, is bound over to a grand jury for possible indictment. If charged, trial would follow the July 26 court term.
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Greenville
Furman
Stanley Eugene Woods
Woods
Harry Haynsworth
William Traxler Jr
McLeod DUI Arrest Faces Campaign Scrutiny
Democratic congressional candidate W Mullins McLeod admits alcohol related driving charge after Tuesday night arrest for DUI. Opponent Rep Thomas F Hartnett avoids comment while party officials call the incident manageable and say McLeod plans no contest in court.
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Walterboro
W. Mullins McLeod
McLeod
Thomas F. Hartnett
Charleston County
Democratic Party
Edward Pendarvis
Pendarvis
Associated Press
Sloan Construction tied to bid rigging in Carolina projects
Government witnesses testified in Greenville that Sloan Construction Co and a North Carolina firm had an informal understanding to exchange complementary bids on paving jobs in seven South Carolina counties. Dickerson Group Inc and Sloan allegedly planned who would win each project as part of a Sherman Antitrust Act case.
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Greenville
Sloan Construction Co
North Carolina
Sloan
South Carolina
Leon Simon
Carl A. Boggs Jr
U.S. District Court
Dickerson Group Inc
Monroe
N.C
Sloan Construction
Simon
Dickerson
Boggs
Southeast
Kreml Pushes Constitutional Revisions for U S
University of South Carolina professor William P. Kreml, a 1984 Democratic hopeful, urges updating the U S Constitution to allow Congress members to serve in Cabinet roles and extend House terms to four years. He sees this as improving cooperation between Congress and the executive, aiming for a system more like European parliaments. Kreml, 40, plans to campaign in six New England primaries while not seeking South Carolina’s nomination to avoid hurting Fritz Hollings.
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Columbia
William P. Kreml
Thomas Jefferson
Kreml
University of South Carolina
U.S
New England
South Carolina
Sen
Ernest Hollings
Fritz Hollings
Hollings
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Executive Branch
House
Florence Man Kills Himself After Wounding Stepson
Florence police say 61-year-old Joseph Horton wounded his stepson Wylie Huggins with a shotgun then killed himself with a .22 rifle after learning of his pending commitment to a mental institution. Horton spoke with officers on the porch for 45 minutes before the self-inflicted shot. Huggins was transported to Bruce Hospital in Florence in stable condition. Horton died at McLeod Regional Hospital. Grace Morton, Hortons wife, injured her wrist while trying to intervene.
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Florence
Gene Lessmeister
Joseph Horton
Lessmeister
McLeod Regional Hospital
Wylie Huggins
Carlos Raines
Huggins
Horton
Bruce Hospital
Raines
Bruce Hos
Pital
Grace Morton
Auto repair clinics offered by parts maker
In Providence Rhode Island an auto parts manufacturer launches free clinics to teach maintenance and save technicians money while extending vehicle life.
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Providence, R.I
Carparts
Jackson Warns of Boycott in Charleston Speech
Rev. Jesse Jackson called for a black America and corporate America trade alliance to advance economic development. He warned of becoming civil warriors if rights and dollars aren’t protected and urged talks with multinational firms, the Palestine Liberation Organization, and UN guarantees for Lebanon.
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Charleston
Jesse Jackson
America
Jackson
Reagan
Operation Push
Palestinian Liberation Organization
United Nations
People United To Save Humanity
South Carolina
PUSH
Mississippi
U.S. Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Greenville
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Chuck
Nel
Roger Wood
California
Sherwin-Williams
Great Outdoors
Sherwin Williams
P.O
Westbury
AMF Sunfish
Wenzel
Camp Cookset
Americana
Martin Rod & Reels
Weber “Smokey Joe
Kettle Grills
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Sherwin-Williams Co
Aiken
Whiskey Rd
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Martintown Rd
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