Nashua seniors reach wholesome Beatles tune compromise
Nashua High School seniors and Principal Ronald Jean resolved a sit-in by about 150 students over a chosen Beatles song for commencement. The principal vetoed With a Little Help From My Friends due to drug references, allowing a wholesome version with the chorus line I get by with a little help from my friends.
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Nashua, N.H
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Deaths listed for several individuals across multiple towns
Obituary notices announce the deaths of James Allen Augusta IM Irene G Antiey Moncks Comer Jesse Lee Clark Langley Fannie L Dunbar Aiken Stoney A Emple Edgetide Myrtle Enlow Warrenville Whitt Smalls Elko. Please see Page 5A for details.
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Augusta IM
Irene G. Antiey
Moncks Comer
Jesse Lee Clark
Langley Fannie L. Dunbar
Aiken Stoney A. Emple
Edgetide
Myrtle Enlow
Warrenville
Whitt Smalls
Elko
U S High Tech Tied To Lithuania Relief
Congress moves to block exports of U S high tech to the Soviet Union until it ends its blockade of Lithuania. The House approved 390 to 24 a ban on computers and telecom gear to modernize the Soviet economy until Moscow negotiates Lithuania’s independence without coercion.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Lithuania
House
Moscow
United States
William Broomfield
Michigan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
USC appoints interim president amid search for permanent leader
Arthur K. Smith was named interim president of the University of South Carolina as the 16 member Presidential Candidate Search Committee begins a nationwide hunt for a new permanent chief. Smith, USC’s chief academic officer, will assume July 1 after James Holderman’s resignation amid funding controversy. The board aims to complete advertising in two months and spend up to four and a half months screening candidates.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Arthur K. Smith
James B. Holderman
Board of Trustees
Michael J. Mungo
Smith
Holderman
USC
Alumni Association
John C. Houser
USC Educational Foundation
Cameron Todd
Mungo
School Tax Hike Rejected by Aiken Delegation
The Aiken County legislative delegation voted unanimously to reject a request to add 5.9 mills to the school tax, despite a split board of education proposing higher millage. Delegation members cited salary-driven budget strain and concerns about facility needs, with several officials opposing the increase while noting principals already earn over 45,000 annually.
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Aiken County
Columbia
James A. Moore
Robert Slay
Jim Verenes
Inease Williamson
Bertha Williams
Sheran Proctor
Johnny Shaw
Jimmy Powell
Ronnie Young
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
C Clearwater
William L. Keesley
D-Johnston
Keesley
Final Savannah River Site restart forum set for Friday
Public comment on the DOE draft environmental impact statement for restarting SRS reactors continues with a final forum at the H Odell Weeks Center in Aiken. Hearings in Savannah and Columbia drew strong opposition, with only one speaker supporting restarting the 1950s reactors. Environmentalist demonstrations are planned.
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Savannah
Columbia
US Department of Energy
H. Odell Weeks
Aiken
DOE
SRS
U.S
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Missing Tags On P-Reactor Valves Delay Restart Work
Missing tags on three cooling system valves at Savannah River Site caused a five day halt in restarting P-Reactor. During a May 25 self audit, valves lacked explanations of purpose, position, and required work, prompting a 2,500 tag check by Westinghouse Savannah River Co. management called it a personnel error with no danger, valves were in place but untagged.
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SRS
Ing
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