Judge Won't Block Grizzly Bear Hunt in Northern Rockies
Helena Montana AP report says District Judge Thomas Henzel refused to halt a grizzly bear hunt. He called the U S Fish and Wildlife Service wishy washy for leaving the decision to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. Two male grizzlies have been killed since April 1 and 48 hunters hold valid permits through Saturday.
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Deaths listed across South Carolina towns
Obituary notices list Ertye Blackwell of Mayesville Carrie Chandler and Rosa Lee Larry of North Augusta Jeffery Ely and Glenn Heath of North Augusta Jimmy Lockhart Charma Stonestreet Rhyne Emmie Williams of Augusta all named in a Page 6A notice with further details to follow.
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Sumter
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Augusta
Moore Bill would curb New Age tactics in South Carolina schools
Senate measure by Sen. Thomas L. Moore would ban teaching techniques using altered states or spiritually guided imagery in classrooms. Critics tie Tactics for Thinking to New Age religion and yoga while supporters say it strengthens critical thinking. The weaker Senate version targets specific practices to avoid lawsuits, with House proposals previously broader.
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Astronauts struggle early with deployment of satellite
Discovery's crew used the shuttle robot arm to unpack a Star Wars research satellite and release it into orbit to study exhaust plumes. Commander Michael Coats steered Discovery away to distance the 15-foot craft, while Mission Control delayed the first plume observation. Ground contact and antenna issues were reported as NASA officials pursued subsequent observations.
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Economy Registers Another Increase
Washington report shows the government's index of leading economic indicators rising 0.5 percent in March, marking the second straight monthly gain. The March uptick follows a 12 percent February surge, with mixed readings across components including stock prices, money supply, and building permits. Some indicators turn negative, such as factory orders for consumer goods and unemployment claims, while the index stands at 141.1 percent of its 1982 base.
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Bush Clings To Prediction Of Economic Turnaround
The Bush administration stays optimistic about an economic revival within two months despite the Federal Reserve’s aggressive two-rate cut aimed at ending the recession. Private economists warn the rebound may slip to late year or early 1982 as uncertainty and ongoing weakness persist, with some doubting a midyear upturn.
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Derrick Waste Disposal Burden Shifts Across States
U S Rep Butler Derrick told a House subcommittee that all states must accept responsibility for hazardous wastes generated within their borders and cannot postpone addressing the issue. He cited South Carolina as overburdened and urged legislation to force lagging states to act, noting North Carolina’s failed five state agreement and a federal court ruling restricting South Carolina’s dumping ban.
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