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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1999

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Russian troops enter Pristina as NATO readies peacekeepers

Crowds greet an armored Russian column in Pristina as NATO massed peacekeeping troops along Kosovo's border. The UN authorized force prepares to enter at dawn while British and French units wait in Macedonia. Tensions rise over a possible Russian controlled zone in Kosovo.

Pristina Yugoslavia Kosovo NATO Macedonia United Nations Belgrade

State emblems chosen for South Carolina quarter

Gov. Jim Hodges announced three designs for the back of South Carolina’s commemorative quarter featuring the palmetto tree the Carolina wren and yellow jessamine with an outline of the state and Columbia marked by a star The palmetto tree represents strength the wren’s song hospitality and the jessamine natural beauty The announcement followed a statewide input showing strong support for the symbols and noted the quarter design marks the first change since 1976 bicentennial issues

Columbia South Carolina Jim Hodges Hodges William Jasper

Lawmakers learn about nuclear shipments from real experts

South Carolina and Georgia legislators heard from Westinghouse Savannah River Co. president Ambrose Schwallie and others on transporting nuclear materials to and from the Savannah River Site. Rep. James Roland Smith said the session clarified safety and environmental protections and will help answer voters’ questions.

James Roland Smith Smith Savannah River Langley South Carolina-Georgia Augusta Westinghouse Savannah River Co Ambrose Schwallie Greater Augusta Commere Schwalbe Scott Peterson Nuclear Industry Institute Washington Jim Reed

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