Governor Campbell to Load 3000 Bales of SC Hay for Ohio Relief
Governor Carroll Campbell joins volunteers to load 3,000 bales of hay donated by Joe and Weldon Wyatt at Windsor Plantation on Wind- sor Farm near New Ellenton. The hay will be shipped to drought-stricken farmers in Ohio as a reciprocal aid gesture from South Carolina.
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Carroll Campbell
South Carolina
Wal-Mart
Joe and
Weldon Wyatt
New Ellenton
Wyatts
Ohio
Midwest
Campbell
Gov
Wyatt
Windsor Plantation
Windsor Community
Mt. Beulah Road
S.C. 278
Animator Cuts Mighty Mouse Scene After Watchdog Pressure
Animator Ralph Bakshi acknowledged cutting a Mighty Mouse segment to appease a conservative watchdog group. He insists the scene merely shows the character sniffing flowers, not using drugs, while the American Family Association hails the move as a victory.
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New York
Ralph Bakshi
Bakshi
Cbs-Tv
Donald Wildman
The
American Family Association
Weather forecast showers likely with thundershowers tonight
Forecast shows a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight with mostly fair skies otherwise. Tomorrow turns partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of storms and a high in the low 90s. details continue on Page 6.
Local obituaries include Elliott Gardner Gowdy and more
Death notices list John D. Elliott Aiken Rev Eddie Gardner Jr Belvedere Joel R Gardner North Augusta Elzazer Gowdy North Augusta Michael G Merchant Saluda Mary P Richardson Gloverville with details on Page 6A.
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John D. Elliott
Aiken
Eddie Gardner Jr
Belvedere
Joel R. Gardner
North Augusta
Elzazer Gowdy
Michael G. Merchant
Saluda
Mary P. Richardson
Gloverville
DOE's Choice Still Under Wraps As NPR Site Decision Looms
A DOE committee keeps its NPR site recommendation secret with a final choice near. Savannah River Plant is a front runner, facing Idaho and Washington rivals and four reactor techs. Herrington aims for a July 31 target date, with a final report to armed services and appropriations panels.
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Department of Energy
Energy
John S. Herrington
Savannah River
NPR
Christopher Simpson
U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Thurmond
SRP
Herrington
Idaho
Washington State
DOE
Chris Sankey
Washington
Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
House
Senate
Ms. Sankey
Hundreds mourn four in family crash graveside services
Gravely silent ceremonies at Zion Hill Baptist Church honor Eddie Harrison Jr Monica R Harrison Aaron J Harrison and Venessa N Williamson four of seven family members killed last Tuesday A long queue of cars filled the church lawn as nearly a thousand friends and relatives paid respects with subdued prayers and a pastor sermon recalling faith and eternal life
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Eddie Harrison Jr
Monica R. Harrison
Aaron J. Harrison
Venessa N. Wiliamson
Zion Hill Baptist Church
Land Use Wars Still Being Fought
Editor notes ongoing clashes in U S zoning and land use debates between private rights and public regulation. Planning commissions and city councils strive for balance amid legal challenges and lawsuits, reflecting frequent front line conflicts over development.
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James Patrick
United States
Planning Commission
Reagan Considers Veto Over 60-Day Layoff Notice
President Reagan weighs a veto on a bill requiring companies to give workers 60 days notice of plant closings and layoffs. White House officials say a veto is likely but no final decision has been made as Aug 3 deadline looms. Democrats criticize the proposal, arguing workers deserve advance notice.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
House
Senate
Firewater
Kenneth Duberstein
Santa Barbara
Calif
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