Just in Time for the Oscars How Hollywood Finds Ideas
On the cover the origin of film ideas is explored from a three eighth graders concept inspiring a Steven Spielberg project to a writer discovered in daily life. Michael Blake was washing dishes when Keven Costner bought the script Dances With Wolves. Travel highlights locations tied to films in Union Station Chicago Squam Lake New Hampshire and Deppe Bay Oregon. The Dec 23 survey shows readers split on holiday houseguest length with men and younger readers preferring a short visit and women favoring longer stays.
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OSHA finds safety violations at Savannah River Site and seven DOE sites
A seven month OSHA investigation of worker conditions at the Savannah River Site and seven other Department of Energy facilities reports major safety deficiencies. It cites ineffective hazard recognition and abatement, poor employee participation, and weak injury recording. The study highlights systemic organizational problems across eight government owned, contractor operated sites with production priorities over safety.
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Savannah River
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James Fatkins
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Time Confusion in USSR Delays Daylight Saving Change
Soviet officials admit a six decade error in clocks from the Stalin era. A plan scrapping summer time is announced though clocks will still fall back in autumn. On March 31 daylight saving normally begins, but ministers decree the change won t occur for most of the Soviet Union.
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Deaths Paul Dixon Jr and Jimmy Hall Sr noted
Obituaries list the deaths of Paul Thomas Dixon Jr in North Augusta and Jimmy Hall Sr in Washington DC with details referenced on page 4A of the edition.
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Aiken Hunt Meet Stakes At Clark Field This Saturday
The 25th Aiken Hunt Meet goes to Clark Field in Aiken with post time at 1 30 pm and gates opening at 10 am. Expect partly cloudy skies and mid 70s with Sunday showers possible. Thirty six horses compete for a 50000 purse with general admission five dollars and free entry for children under 12.
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Aiken Hunt Meet Set For March 23 At Clark Field
The Aiken SERTOMA Club hosts the Aiken Hunt Meet at Clark Field on Saturday March 23 with gates opening at 10 a.m. Post time is 1 30 p.m. Ticket options include Guarantors 250 for four, Subscribers 75 for two, general admission 5, and railside parking 50. Reserved railside parking includes two general admission tickets.
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Cheney says U S could mount another Desert Storm
Defense Secretary Dick Cheney warned a five year horizon for another Desert Storm type operation even with a 25 percent cut in combat forces. He said it would require far more reservists and no easy mobilization from Europe or spare divisions as before in Kuwait.
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Judge Governor Ally Indicted by Grand Jury
A federal grand jury in South Carolina indicted Dick Greer, ally of Gov Carroll Campbell, on one cocaine possession count. Circuit Judge Tee Ferguson, former Democratic House member, faces nine counts including bribery conspiracy after taking $3,000 from lobbyist Ron Cobb. One may plead guilty. another vows to fight.
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Solicitor Seeks Grand Jury Indictment in Holderman Case
Solicitor Richard Harpootian plans to present James Holderman to a state grand jury on charges of using a public office for personal gain. The move follows controversy over foundation funds and a Florida residence, with comments limited by policy.
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