Jackson turned away at polls in Greenville SC primary
Greenville native Jesse Jackson was denied a vote at East North Street Elementary School when he lacked a voter registration card and driver licence. After receiving a new voting certificate from the county voter registration, he returned and cast a ballot as he campaigned in the state.
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Greenville
Jesse Jackson
South Carolina
Jackson
Louise Wykes
East North Street
Finland cites faulty instruments for high radiation readings
Finland's Bureau of Nuclear Radiation Safety blamed faulty instruments for a coastal monitoring station near Kotka showing unusually high radiation. Officials later said the instruments were not to blame for Monday's six hours of elevated readings, which briefly exceeded levels recorded after the Chernobyl accident.
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Helsinki
Finland
Bureau of Nuclear Radiation Safety
Soviet Union
Kotka
Chernobyl
Soviet
Ukraine
Weather outlook with scattered thundershowers tomorrow
Forecast calls for a 20 percent chance of evening thundershowers and a 60 percent chance of afternoon activity. Lows tonight around the lower 70s. Tomorrow turns partly cloudy with a sigh in the mids. Page 3B has details.
Deaths of six residents listed in notes
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Anna Hankinson of North Augusta Patricia Harris of Clearwater Eldrich J Henley of Augusta Melvin B Johnson of Augusta Clara B Key of Aiken Vader D McGowan of North Augusta and Thelma B Priester of Forest Park Georgia. Details appear on Page 3B.
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Anna Hankinson
North Augusta
Patricia Harris
Clearwater
Eldrich J. Henley
Augusta
Melvin B. Johnson
Clara B. Key
Aiken Vader
D. McGowan
Thelma B. Priester
Forest Park
Lader Won't Campaign In South Carolina Governor Runoff
Former Winthrop College president Phil Lader placed second in the Democratic gubernatorial primary and announced he will not compete in the runoff against Lt. Gov. Mike Daniel. With 99 percent of precincts counted Daniel led, Lader conceded the nomination would go to Daniel and pledged to stay in the primary race without a runoff challenge.
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Columbia
Winthrop College
Phil Lader
Mike Daniel
Lader
Daniel
South Carolina
Radisson Inn
Frank Eppes
Hugh Leatherman
York
Beaufort
Greenville
Eppes
Gaffney
Linda
Mrs English Challenges Incumbent In Tight Aiken Race
Voters in Aiken County head to the polls again to decide Democratic nominations for one county council seat and the governor’s race. Lt. Gov. Michael Daniel leads in governor totals with 44,283 votes, while Phil Lader trails with 83,709. a runoff appears likely as observers await Lader’s stance.
Memaster Beats Jordan and Page Campbell Wins
Page 7A reports Memaster defeated Jordan with Campbell taking a page wide win. Smith beats Council in Nea area contest.
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Memaster
Jordan
Page
Campbell
Smith
Council
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Mike
Geo"rge
Mrs. English
Kirk Martin
Aiken County
Michael Daniel
Carroll Campbell
Aiken
Jim Barber
Nick Theodore
Theodore
Jommy Hartnett
Henry D. McMaster
Anderson
Henry Jordan
U.S
Ernest Hollings
McMaster
John T. Campbell
James Clyburn
Rudy Barnes
David Morris
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