OPEC Cuts Oil Output Again to Stabilize Prices
OPEC decided Saturday to curb official oil production by 4 percent, about 1 million barrels a day, in a second cut this year to stem a price slide amid economic turmoil and weak demand. The Bush administration called the move disappointing while urging increased U S production and a stronger energy policy.
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Washington
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Aiken Trials Draw Record Crowd for 59th Running
The 59th Aiken Trials attracted about 12 500 fans as sunny weather and a festive mood prevailed at the Aiken Training Track. Attendees enjoyed tailgating scenes with umbrellas trailers and coolers while discussions covered horses training and post race plans.
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Tom T. Hall
Hall
Aiken
State workers fear cuts in budget driven layoffs feared
Columbia report says state agencies face 10 to 15 percent reductions after a House budget vote. Nelle Tyler of the State Employees Association notes anxiety as furloughs of up to 90 days may be imposed. The Employment Security Commission will assist in layoffs or plant closures if required.
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Nelle Tyler
South Carolina State Employees Association
House
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Jerry Adams
Tyler
Employment Security Commission
Obituary notices listed for local residents
Obituary notices appear for Inez A W Bell Redgnald Dale Bushell Ed Davis Ira Gilbert J Ernest Gover Nathan E Kennedy Catherine C Mitchell Boyce L Philbeck Robert J Starz Margaret C Turner in the 3A section listing.
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A. W. Bell Redgnald Dale Bushell
Ed Davis
Ira. Gilbert J. Ernest Gover
Nathan E. Kennedy
Catherine C. Mitchell Boyce L. Philbeck
Robert J. Starz
Margaret C. Turner
Classifieds Briefs From INDEX Bridge Section
A compact set of classifieds from the INDEX Bridge section and other briefs appear in the Sunday pages. No detailed items or names are provided in the readable fragment.
Senate cameras eye private conversations in South Carolina
The Associated Press review of more than 200 hours of Senate tapes shows cameras installed for security in Columbia strayed onto private businesses and monitored private conversations. A camera near the Town Theater looked through glass doors and also observed a Burger King drive through.
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Senate
Statehouse
Associated Press
Senate power shifts spotted in camera zoom analysis
The excerpt notes repeated focus on senators' discussions as power shifts from Democrats to Republicans, suggesting heightened scrutiny of Senate proceedings and decision making. The text references a See SENATE page 108.
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Chambers
Senate
Galileo mission extended to 2003 and fiery Jupiter plunge
NASA extends the Galileo spacecraft orbiting Jupiter to 2003 for five more passes by Amalthea Callisto and Io. The aging probe will burn up in Jupiter's atmosphere in August 2003 after its final science run as scientists seek data on Io volcanoes and Amalthea's mass density.
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NASA
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Callisto
Jay Bergstrath
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Dizzily Diverse Hispanics Spark a Multicultural City Festival
At a windy Miami festival a 19 year old of Mexican and Cuban heritage debates Hispanic identity amid red green and white balloons. A Florida International University student says unity prevails despite diverse cultures while a Dallas banker notes different Latino traditions and clashes with others.
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Imelys Samsores
Mexico
Miami
Florida International University
Rudy Cipiano
Dallas
Elian Gonzalez
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