Poll Finds Carolina Voters Back Smoking Ban in Public Buildings
A Metromark poll for The State shows 84 percent favor restricting smoking in hospitals and broad limits in public spaces. Of 507 South Carolinians surveyed June 26 29 with a 4.4 point MOE, two in five support restrictions in public buildings. 25 percent are smokers. Local governments already imposing bans include Richland and Charleston counties Beaufort Greenville and Hilton Head Island.
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Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy With Chance of Rain
Partly cloudy forecast through tonight with a 50 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms. Tomorrow is partly cloudy with about a 30 percent chance of thundershowers. High temperatures are expected in the low 90s. Details appear on Page 104.
Death notices for Pauline Crouch and others across cities
Obituaries list Pauline L. Crouch Beech Island Carl Grant Philadelphia Otis Holloway Detroit Linda Kneece Columbia Mildred McKay Graniteville Odella Reed Aiken Myra Rodgers Ward Florence Seagraves Athens Ga Details on Page 5A
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Philadelphia
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Detroit, Mich
Linda R. Kneece
Columbia
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Graniteville
Odella Reed
Aiken
Myra L. Rodgers
Ward
Florence H. Seagraves
Athens, Ga
Apollo astronauts mark moon landing anniversary and push for space program
At Cape Canaveral Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and Mike Collins recalled the 1969 moon walk and urged renewed lunar and Mars exploration while President Bush weighs space policy options in Paris. Aldrin touts the Freedom station and a lunar base as next steps, acknowledging no immediate return but readiness to begin.
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Ethnic limits trigger riot at Georgia university
The Abkhazian capital Sukhumi saw clashes after a Georgian plan to restrict Abkhazian enrollment at Tbilisi State University. Tass reported 11 dead and 127 injured as police and Interior Ministry troops restored order. fighting involved students and broader city residents amid calls for unity and opposition to division of the campus by nationality.
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Bush Would End East West Split
President Bush closes his European tour in Leiden vowing to end East West divisions and predicting that freedom will prevail across Europe. He praises reforms in Eastern Europe and notes Soviet leader Gorbachev’s proposals as signs of change, urging Western cooperation for a united, freer Europe.
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Broad Plans No Details From Summit
PARIS The world leaders outlined broad plans on environment trafficking and debt relief but offered few specifics. Bush called the Paris summit a clear success as Mulroney praised consensus. Bush noted Poland and Hungary advancing reform and anticipated Europe joining its western neighbors.
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Maiden Flight of Bat Winged B 2 Stealth Bomber Tests Fate
PalmDALE California witnesses the 3900 mile stealth B 2 bomber lift off for its maiden flight from Air Force Plant 42. The 6 37 am ascent marked a pivotal test amid congressional funding pressure and a $500 million price tag. Air Force officers pilots and spectators hailed the historic moment as a milestone for future aircraft.
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