Tattoo hound dragged by car door ends drive
Tacoma AP report describes Tattoo the basset hound dragged along by a leash tied to a car door during a routine alley drive. Police chased the vehicle after noticing the leash dragging behind the car, the dog reaching 20 to 25 mph and rolling several times before officers stopped the car and the occupants, a man and a woman, released the dog.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tattoo
Kerry Filbert
Mark Mann
Filbert
Manin
Mann
Partly Cloudy Skies Forecast with Small Rain Chance
Partly cloudy conditions are forecast tonight with a 20 percent chance of showers and a low in the upper 40s. Saturday, expect partly cloudy skies with a 20 percent shower chance and a high reaching the upper 70s. See Page 6A for details.
Deaths of Dorothy McMichael Dorothy C Vance and Pearl Young
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Dorothy McMichael of North Augusta Dorothy C Vance of Merit Island Florida and Pearl J Young of Wrens Georgia with details available on Page 6A.
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Dorothy McMichael
North Augusta
Dorothy C. Vance
Merit Island
Fla
Pearl J. Young
Wrens
Aiken County to reexamine Cedar Creek project at Saturday session
The Aiken County Planning Commission will hold a special Saturday morning meeting to reconsider The Paddocks subdivision of 101 lots after concerns it could proceed without proper county oversight. The recall follows a February tabling action and a joint inquiry by County Council and planning officials.
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Aiken
County Council
LaVana McKenzie
Planning Commission
J. Allen Brodie
Brodie
Thomas Biddle
Vision for Youth program aids youths against risk factors
Aims to shield youths ages five and under from alcohol and drug abuse teen pregnancy and dropping out. Allen Bayles Clemson extension director notes the plan seeks educational programs to interrupt cycles of social problems while local officials debate subdivision rules and approvals affecting The Paddocks project.
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Vision
Program To Help Youth Extends To Aiken County Pilot
Aiken County is among four South Carolina counties selected for an eight million dollar Visions for Youth educational program. The four year effort, funded by WK Foundation University and South Carolina State College, targets five to ten year olds to prevent alcohol drug use dropout and teen pregnancy. County Council Chairman Carrol H Warner welcomed the initiative at a Thursday reception alongside Orangeburg Pickens and Sumter, the other pilot counties.
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Aiken County
South Carolina
WK. Foundation
Uniersity
8.C. State College
Carrol H. Warner
Orangeburg
Pickens
Sumter
Synthetic Gene Threatens AIDS Virus in Lab Test
A synthetic ribozyme created in California silences the AIDS virus in test tubes by slicing its RNA, blocking replication. Researchers led by Dr. John J. Rossi of Beckman Research Institute say the gene instructs cells to produce the molecule and could guide future therapies, though years remain before clinical use.
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Washington
California
John J. Rossi
Beckman Research Institute
City of Hope
Duarte
Calif
Science
Rossi
Derrick to Battle Foley Over Space Fuel at SRS
Derrick D-SC and Foley clash over funding to continue plutonium-238 production at Savannah River Site. A Feb six letter urged the House Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development to reject a 12.2 million transfer, as the subcommittee later refused the DOE request.
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Butler C. Derrick
D-S.c
House
Thomas S. Foley
U.S
Savannah River
Foley
Congressional
Defete Eee
Subcommittee On Energy and Water Development
SRS
U.S. Department of Energy
DOE
Washington
Hanford
Environmental Groups Sue Over Open Meetings
Two environmental groups filed a lawsuit against the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board in US District Court in Washington seeking to compel compliance with the Freedom of Information Act and the Sunshine Act. They accuse the DNFSB of unlawful withholding and unreasonable delay in promulgating regulations and implementing the acts. The suit seeks a preliminary injunction to require open meetings and records access.
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Columbia
The
Energy Research Foundation
Natural Resources Defense Council
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board
Washington
DNFSB
February Jobs Report Shows Big Gain and Steady Unemployment
Washington reports February unemployment at 5.3 percent for the ninth straight month despite a 372,000 nonfarm payroll rise the largest in 20 months. February factory hiring rose 90,000 as auto plant returns and mild weather boosted construction payrolls. officials caution gains reflect temporary factors and may overstate underlying strength. The January estimate was revised to a 110,000 gain.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ment
Department
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