Clinton Roast Elevates President At White House Dinner
President Clinton delivered a ten minute satire filled routine at the Radio and Television Correspondents Association dinner mocking media, politics and himself. The Capitol Steps mocked with an Elvis spoof while a crowd of about 1,500 journalists wore formal attire and enjoyed salmon courses.
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Former President George Bush receives award in Washington
George Herbert Walker Bush returns to Washington for the National Security Industry Association Forrestal Memorial Award Dinner with Barbara Bush by his side. He jokes about piloting, notes economic progress, and refrains from criticizing Bill Clinton, calling him the tax-and-spend governor.
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Barbara
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Bill Clinton
Forum Officials Outline SRS Cleanup Pace Amid Budget Warnings
Lew Goldell of DOE environmental restoration at SRS warned that tighter budgets will slow cleanup work but not halt it. He cited key projects including the Defense Waste Processing Facility and the Consolidated Incineration Facility as insulated from budget cuts, with CIF starting January and solid waste vaults set to operate later this year. The seventh environmental forum, part of a DOE openness push, followed release of the 1993 Site Specific Plan detailing the cleanup roadmap.
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Lew Goldell
DOE
Goidell
Defense
Senate Budget Battle Signals Momentum For Clinton Plan
The Senate debated a budget similar to the president's plan amid mixed votes. Republicans opposed both the budget and the spending bill while a minority supported the energy tax and Social Security tax moves. Senate leaders faced further challenges but Byrd urged unity, citing market boosts as validation.
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
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Notch zoning clash over Five Notch Road parcels
Five Notch residents fought to keep parcels on Five Notch Road in a residential zone. Developer Lacey argued covenants protected homeowners while county attorney Gmerek cited zoning over covenants. Residents warned commercial use would lower property values and increase traffic. votes split among commissioners with abstentions.
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Planning Commission
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Derrick Has A Busy Day Selling The Clinton Deal
Representative Butler Derrick of South Carolina spent a busy day in Washington as chair of a Clinton budget task force. He met five times with party whips and lobbied undecided Democrats to secure votes for the budget package amid calls for deeper cuts. He urged fellow Democrats to unite behind the president’s plan for the country.
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Barnwell Legislator Seeks Big 8 Cc Share Of Stimulus
South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilder joins Rep. Robert Barber and fellow lawmakers in urging the congressional delegation to secure a sizable portion of President Clinton's 47 billion stimulus package for the Aiken Barnwell and Charleston regions. The resolution notes Charleston and the SRS support a skilled workforce ready for science and technology development.
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D-Charleston
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Charles Stone
Irene Rudnick
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Aiken-Barnwell
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