Fire Camp Sharpening Young Cadets For Careers In Firefighting
A group of teens attending the fire camp gains skills and hopes to pursue firefighting careers. A 14 year old tenor says the camp offers unique tasks and potential internships. Brandy Rogers of Wagener aims to become an arson investigator and notes the training value. Assistant coordinator Paul Allen Derrick stresses the close knit firefighter brotherhood.
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Judge dismisses charges over missing key witness in drug case
The state failed to produce Larry Wilson who could tie Green to a coastal drug conspiracy. Prosecutors sought to admit his grand jury testimony but defense argued no cross examination and no interstate sale proof. The judge sided with the defense, tossing out the indictment for lack of standing.
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Reginald Perry
Jon Ozmint
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Plutonium disposal meetings span sites and options
The DOE plans dual disposal paths for excess plutonium immobilization or MOX fuel use. Meetings June 10 in Idaho Falls and June 12 in Amarillo discussed options with Richland July 1, while comments run to July 18. A final ROD is targeted for late 1998.
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EIS
Feuding GOP Lawmakers Hold Closed-Door Session
After infighting, House Republicans aim to push next week tax cuts and a deficit reduction bill. Conservatives vow attempts to curb Speaker Gingrich and possibly seek a no-confidence vote while dissidents press for change. Lindsey Graham urged unity as lawmakers met away from leadership to air grievances. Armey skirted defense of Gingrich at briefing.
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Lawmakers debate auto insurance recoupment fee changes
Governor's office oversees auto insurance in the state. Recoupment fees, used to cover losses of the high risk pool, would drop initially benefiting new drivers but rise again as full losses are borne. Critics say the plan is bad for people as insurers could revisit driving records even after penalty points vanish.
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R-West Columbia
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