No Grades No Parties Rule Emerges At WSU
Scott Leffel, a Washigton State University sophomore, criticizes the new rule requiring good grades for fraternity parties. The “no grades, no parties” policy, set to take effect next year, aims to improve academic standing and campus image, with the Greek system policing itself rather than a dean.
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Pullman
Wash
Scott Leffel
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Washington State University
Leffel
Nancy Hawk named 1989 National Mother of the Year
Spokane based Nancy Hawk, a Charleston lawyer and grandmother of 19, won the national award from American Mothers Inc. at its convention. Hawk was surprised twice by the honor and by seeing five of her nine children in attendance. The award honors a mother judged by her children’s achievements and her active faith.
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Spokane
Wash
Charleston
S.C
Nancy Hawk
American Mothers Inc
Margaret Hare
Mrs. Hare
Louise Cimino
Weather outlook with showers and mild temperatures
A 50 percent chance of showers is forecast tonight with a low in the low 60s. Tuesday should see decreasing clouds and a high near 80. Details are on Page 5A.
Obituary notices from multiple Virginia and South Carolina communities
Deaths listed for W Ayers of Clarksville Va Abraham Floyd of Aiken Walter McCrary of Bath Emory Rhoden of Johnston Clarence Umphrey of North Augusta and Robert Williams of Aiken. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Sue W. Ayers
Clarksville
Abraham Floyd
Aiken
Walter M. McCrary
Bath
Emory H. Rhoden
Johnston
Clarence A. Umphrey
North Augusta
Robert Lee Williams
Son Of EIA Heads For House Action
A five year plan dubbed Target 2000 School Reform for the Next Decade moves to the South Carolina House floor. The measure extends education reform beyond 1990s with emphasis on dropout prevention analytic thinking art education remedial programs and early childhood development. Supporters seek about 20 million for 1989 90 funding while a House budget trimmed that to 12.6 million.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House Education and Public Works Committee
General Assembly
David Beasley
Beasley
D-Hartsville
EIA
House
Senate
Sidney B. Cooper Jr
State Department of Education
Kohl Thatcher Clash Over Short Range Nuclear Talks
West German Chancellor Kohl and British Prime Minister Thatcher remain divided after talks in Deidesheim on early negotiations for short-range nuclear weapons. Both leaders called the discussions frank and intensive as NATO faces a widening dispute.
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Deidesheim
West Germany
Helmut Kohl
Margaret Thatcher
Britain
NATO
Kohl
Thatcher
Brussels
Bush
Northeast power crunch exposes grid flaws and regional shortages
As the Northeast fears summer power shortages, regions with surplus face brownouts needed to avert outages. Officials blame a fragmented grid lacking a national transmission system and planning, delaying cross region power transfers and worsening bottlenecks.
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Washington
New England
New York
S. A
Meana
Public Service Co
New Mexico
Rick Brinneman
Public Service
America
Insurance Reforms Doubted in South Carolina
Automobile insurance reform talk is cheap and unlikely to lower rates, say industry representatives. Gerald Jennings of Collier Jennings in North Augusta and lobbyist Thomas Salane of the American Insurance Association critique reform pace as lawmakers devote time to the issue, the biggest reform since mandatory car insurance was introduced 15 years ago.
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Columbia
General Assembly
Gerald D. Jennings
Collier Jennings
North Augusta
Thomas Salane
American Insurance Association
South Carolina
House
Solon eyes special session over abortion rule
South Carolina lawmakers consider a possible special session to address abortion rulings. Rep. Mike Fair says even a brief session could cost about $38,000 in per diem for 170 legislators plus mileage and security expenses, if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns or tightens Roe v. Wade. The resolution seeks Gov. Carroll Campbell to call the session should the court act before July 1.
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Columbia
South Carolina General Assembly
Mike Fair
U.S. Supreme Court
Fair
Greenville
Carroll Campbell
Missouri
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Ashley Brown
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
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Midwest
Northeast
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Solon
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