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Alexan dria Va AP If your boss is making life miserable Earnest Dr Buzzard Bratton says he can solve your problem cn a couple of shiny dimes a teaspoon black cat oil and an incantation over a cemetery grave ply 1 200 of your old piece of cake says Bratton a self proclaimed voodoo witch doctor in this Washington suburb who says he s licensed by the state of Virginia to administer herbs and potions He s a native of Gaffney says he was born with magical pow ers and perfected them with the help of ghostly visions He boasts he can improve his clients sex lives rid them of pesky neighbors bring them good luck at the racetrack retire debts cure rheumatism and banish assorted spells and curses He says he can even help President Bush The New York AF a woman rescued after 14 days in a life raft in the Atlantic was trying to decide on a sailboat trip to Bermuda whether to marry her sailing partner but authorities say he did not survive the ordeal Janet Culver 48 of Passaic N J and Nicholas Abbott 50 toward New York from Bermuda a 37 foot sailboat sank on July 16 They climbed into an inflatable dinghy and waited for help Abbott swam off Culver was rescued by a US research vessel and transported to a cruise ship with full medical facilities
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Passaic
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Abbott
Wannamaker
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight With Limited Thunderstorms
Weather forecast notes a 2 percent chance of evening thunderstorms and otherwise fair conditions with a low in the 70s. Tomorrow is partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of afternoon storms and a high in the low to mid 90s. Details on age 2B.
Obituary notices list deaths in Georgia and South Carolina
Deaths announced for Flaura M. Bel Augusta Joyce C. Boland Daisy Crawford Ella K. Durden in Swainsboro Aiken and Jackson, Richard T. Elder Aiken West Felder Augusta Robert W. Ford Augusta Radford L. Powell Washington Page 28 carries full details of services and survivors.
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Flaura M. Bel
Augusta
Joyce C. Boland
Aiken
Daisy Crawford
Jackson
Ella K. Durden
Swainsboro
Richard T. Elder
Aiken West Felder
Robert W. Ford
Radford L. Powell
Washington, Ga
Reactor Startup Cost Quadruples
The $1.66 billion price tag to repair and restart Savannah River Site’s three idle reactors far exceeds the Energy Department estimate, with completion pushed to 1991. Westinghouse Savannah River Co reported plans amid safety concerns and a move to restart one reactor in 1990, followed by the others. Tritium supply remains dependent on timely startup and government decisions.
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Department
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Westinghouse Electric Corporation
New York Times
Savannah
James D. Watkins
Washington Post
Watkins
the Post
du Pont Corp
Westinghouse
the Times
Jack Herrmann
Savannah River Co
DOE
Herrmann
Herrmann Sid Rrmann
Energy
Ment
Governors Tread Gingerly Around Abortion Issue
Governors at the National Governors Association conference avoided direct discussion of abortion amid a backdrop of protests. They warned the issue could dominate state politics as states gain leeway from a recent Supreme Court ruling. Delaware's Castle and Maryland's Schaefer urged limiting debate to early next session and avoiding overt legislative dominance.
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National Governors’ Association
Supreme Court
Delaware
Michael Castle
Castle
Senate Debates Defense Budget Amid House Cuts
Senate opens debate on a defense bill aligned with President Bush after a House version that trims key programs. House action cut the B 2 stealth bomber and Star Wars funding while restoring the FMD Tomcat and V 22 Osprey. Senator Sam Nunn leads as Congress tackles wide appropriations ahead of recess.
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William Dickinson
Massachusetts
Barney Frank
White House
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Sam Nunn
Bush vows bipartisan effort despite tough Congress clash
President Bush says he is not happy with how Congress is handling his policy plans yet pledges to work with the Democratic controlled body. He criticizes legislative progress while stressing a desire for harmony and bipartisan spirit in the Capitol, noting he must cooperate with lawmakers.
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