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James Brown faces parole hurdles after police report shows he possessed over $40,000 in certified checks and about $600 in cash, violating Department of Corrections cash limits. Beech Island resident moved to security prison for violating inmate cash policy. Spokesman Francis X. Archibald notes parole board weighs conduct in jail.
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Columbia
James Brown
State Department of Corrections
Francis X. Archibald
Brown
Beech Island
Archibald
Parole Board
Georgia
Brady Clears Up Harry Mystery at Economic Committee
Secretary Nicholas Brady explained the mystery of the name Harry written on his palm during a joint economic committee hearing. He said the mark was a reminder of interviewer Harry Smith of CBS This Morning, as Smith and Brady spoke from New York and Washington.
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Brady
Washington
Roger Bolton
Smith
Bolton
Weather Outlook for Fatuy ClougY and Surrounds
A forecast shows fatuy clougy conditions with a 40 percent chance of thundershowers tonight. Lows near the lower 70s. Tomorrow partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of mainly afternoon thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 80s. See Page 3B for details.
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Fatuy
Ava Ast
Deaths of Several Individuals Across States
Notice lists deaths including James A. Cobo of Charlotte North Carolina James J Deason North Angus Earl E Jennings Laurens Williams Route Graniteville Geneva M Williams Thomson Go details on Page 38 continue.
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James A. Cobo
Charlotte, N.C
James J. Deason
North Angus
Earl E. Jennings
Laurens Williams
Graniteville
Geneva
M. Williams
Thomson
Bush charts bold space goals to Mars from lunar outpost
President Bush outlines a moon base and a Mars mission as a long term goal. No timetables or price tag announced, with NASAs budget and congressional hurdles likely to shape the program. Apollo veterans and NASA officials attended amid a space policy push on the Mall.
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Washington
Bush
Mars
John
National Space Council
Specifi
Athsonian Institution
Air and Space Museum
Neil Armstrong
Buzz Aldrin
Michael Collins
James Truly
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
NASA
Passengers Recall Anxious Moments In Sioux City Crash
Sioux City Iowa crash survivors recall era of fear as United Airlines Flight 232 broke apart near the runway. About 293 aboard, more than half survived, including cockpit crew. Passengers report pilots warnings before impact and chaotic escape amid wreckage and hanging bodies.
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Sioux City
Iowa
United Airlines
Attendant Survives Plane Crash Through Hole in Wreckage
Virginia Jane Murray, a United Airlines attendant aboard Flight 22, escaped Sioux City crash through a hole in the wreckage after the plane cartwheeled. Murray told her Ches ter parents the walls gave way and the sun came in as she crawled out, attributing her escape to the Lord.
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Che
Rik
Chester
United Airlines
Sioux City
Iowa
Virginia Jane Murray
Don and
Jane Murray
Ches
Ms. Murray
Murray
Passengers recount peril as plane catches fire
Danny Surge of Chicago described leaping through flames to safety after noticing an opening he believed to be a window. Ron Rhode of Marysville and a frightened boy known only as Ben were among those affected, with grisly injuries reported among passengers.
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Danny Surge
Chicago
Ron Rhode
Marysville
Ohio
Ben
Air Dead In Iowa Crash Trialed The United DC-10 Proceeded 50 Miles After Split Fuselage
Sioux City Iowa United Airlines Flight 232 with 298 aboard crashed during an emergency landing after parts of the plane tore off. At least 176 survived with many walking from the fiery wreck. City officials cited 74 dead and 43 missing. 183 hospitalized, seven fatalities among them. Rescue crews recovered the flight recorder as the search continued. The jet experienced complete hydraulic failure en route from Denver to Philadelphia via Chicago.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Ben Radtke
Prairie View
Ill
United Airlines
Hank Linda
Sioux Gateway
Linda
Denver
Philadelphia
Chicago
United
Lawrence Nagin
Seattle
Federal Aviation Administration
Fred Farrar
Reassurance Sought Over Nuclear Safety By AP
The Energy Department faces probes into its nuclear weapons plants and rising public pressure to shut them amid environmental and safety woes. A critical audit shows inadequate training and unclear compliance with environmental laws, plus weak oversight of private operators. An outside expert panel will review Rocky Flats to verify the origin of a radioactive material while an independent study is sought to calm public concern.
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Washington
Energy Department
Savannah River
Aiken
Thomas Luken
Dino
Ance
John C. Layton
Luken
Lyton
Layton
Luxenne Dccided
House
Department
Colorado
Leo Duffy
Energy
James D. Watkins
House Energy and Commerce
Rocky Flats
Denver
Environmental Protection Agency
Duffy
Watkins
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