Pro Abortion Nuns Resign From Catholic Order
Charleston report: Barbara Ferraro and Patricia Hussey announce resignation from Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur to stand with women and renounce membership limits in a patriarchal church. They will remain in the church after birth dispute resolution. Myrtle Beach note: Jacqueline Mae McDonald born in BMW on highway with parents en route to hospital. birth weight 6 pounds 13 ounces.
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Charleston
W.va
Barbara Ferraro
Patricia Hussey
Vatican
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
Hussey and
Ferraro
Myrtle Beach
Jacqueline Mae McDonald
U.S. 17
U.S. 501
Jack
Susan McDonald
Martells Inlet
Grand Strand General Hospital
Weather outlook with scattered showers and warm temps
Thunderstorms are possible both tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance. Lows near 70s and highs in the 90s. Details on Pageva.
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Pageva
Deaths of Coyotes in Various Cities
Death notices list Evelyn J. Couch in Aiken Mary D. Fulmer in Aiken Miranda Hancock in Vaucluse Marilyn D. Kirkpatrick in Williston Francis Shipp in Weleka Florida Melvin L. Timmerman in Nashville Tennessee Emanuel Young in Patterson New Jersey Page 6A note directs to details.
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Evelyn J. Couch
Aiken
Mary D. Fulmer
Miranda Hancock
Vaucluse
Marilyn D. Kirkpatrick
Williston
Francis Shipp
Weleka
Fla
Melvin L. Timmerman
Nashville
Tenn
Emanuel Young
Patterson
N.J
Dukakis and Bentsen Open Texas Campaign Swing
Democratic presidential nominee Michael Dukakis and running mate Lloyd Bentsen launch their campaign in Texas with stops in McAllen and Houston. The cross country trip aims to contest Republican strength in key regions as they head to Stockton, Minot, St. Louis, and Erie.
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Atlanta
Michael Dukakis
Lloyd Bentsen
White House
Texas
Dukakis
America
Massachusetts
George Bush
Stockton
Calif
Minot
N.C
St. Louis
Erie
Boston
West
Southwest
Midwest
Aiken woman attends Democratic National Convention
Rosemary English of Aiken as Jackson delegate reports high emotion at the Atlanta convention. She notes Jesse Jackson electrified the audience and Dukakis speech as good but less impactful. She calls the week educational, patriotic, and a grassroots awakening amid a united Democratic stance.
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Rosemary English
Aiken
Atlanta
Carolina
Jesse Jackson
Massachussetts
Michael Dukakis
English
Jackson
South Carolina
Aiken County
Dukakis
CCED Eyes Consulting Help As SRP Study Advances
The CCED's Staff Technical Assistance Committee recommends hiring a consulting firm to study the Savannah River Plant changes and funding options. J. David Jameson notes at least 100 to 600 new jobs and 1,500 Dupont retirees staying in place. Westinghouse or Martin Marietta may lead the project and create 250 to 600 new local jobs if selected.
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Coordinating Council On Economic Development
Savannah River
STAC
Aiken County Council
SRP
CCED
Jameson
Tommy B. Wessinger
Michael Levins
North Augusta of Commerce
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Charles Hughes
Westinghouse
Martin Marietta
Dupont
Aiken County
Officials Link Burial Box to Contamination at SRP
Savannah River Plant officials suspect a burial box carrying radioactively contaminated piping caused a spill that led to monitoring about 1,000 SRP employees. The box held jumpers from the H-Area separations canyon and was en route to a burial ground. A hazards team is evaluating how contamination spread beyond the box to roads, a parking lot, and inside H-Area.
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Savannah River
SRP
Canyon
Anne Nowicki
du Pont Co
Consumer prices rise modestly in June despite food spike
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent June CPI increase led by a 0.7 percent rise in grocery prices and a sharp 5.4 percent jump in poultry and egg costs. Gasoline and clothing declined, leaving an annual inflation rate near 4.4 percent for the first half of 1988.
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Washington
Labor Department
Donald Ratajczak
Department
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Elizabeth A. Godfrey
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