Koreas clash over border crossing derails planned civic exchange
Amid stalled accord talks, a border crossing for five North Koreans to Seoul was canceled hours after signing. Disputes over travel and housing arrangements sparked a phone hang up and a North Korean radio charge that the South blocked delegates. Leaders warned that unresolved issues threaten unification rally plans and high level talks.
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Lee Hae-hak
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Ugly Tie Contest Offers Cash and Four Ties as Prizes
Businesses urged to join the Aiken Standard tie contest with prizes of 100 dollars for first, 75 for second, and 50 for third plus four ties each. Ties judged by ugliness with one entry per person. Enter by Aug 20 8 pm. include name address and phone. entries become property of the paper. Winners announced Aug 19.
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Debbie Price
Aus
Ex-South Carolina coach onBarons era drug deal probe
Former South Carolina athletics chief Bob Marcum says steroids not the issue in the schools NCAA negotiations. He cites ethics and the drug testing program as the central matter following a June Kansas City meeting. A football player who tested positive a third time under the 1986 87 Lifestyle program faced potential ban from play.
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Senate committee cuts funding for two nuclear bombs
The U S Senate Armed Services panel trims allocations for B-83 and B-61 nuclear bombs in its 1990 1991 defense bill. The panel cites fewer air wings, reduced Rocky Flats production, and guarding critical material shortages as reasons, while Greenpeace argues tritium is the key issue. The cooling tower at K reactor and a waste evaporator replacement receive funds labeled cleanup, disputed by critics who say the money will still fuel weapon production. DOE denies misusing cleanup funds.
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Scott Williams
Rocky Flats
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Controls debate deregulation of radioactive wastes
EPA officials and NRC staff warned against a proposed policy to deregulate wastes exposing individuals to less than 10 millirem per year, arguing it is too lenient and not protective of public health. Congress and radiation control officials pressed for tighter safeguards after action announced on June 27.
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