Green light for K Reactor restart tests pace
Savannah River Site officials gave K Reactor operators the go ahead to return to a precritical test phase. DOE officials say success at every level is needed for all tests to proceed, with a restart plan aimed at moving toward criticality within two weeks, though timing is not decisive.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
DOE
Peter M. Hekman Jr
Westinghouse Savannah River Co
WSRC
Nuclear Safety Board
Secretary of Energy
Japan to lead world manufacturing by mid 1990s
Tokyo analyst Dr. Kenneth Courtis told Congress that Japan will emerge from recession as the world’s top manufacturing power by the mid-1990s and could overtake the United States as the largest economy soon after 2000. He warned potential U.S. lifestyle and influence declines as Japan rises.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Congress
Kenneth Courtis
Joint Economic Committee
Courtis
Deutsche Bank Capital Markets
Asia
Tokyo
America
He Sai
Learning About KATE Up Close at Camp W.W. Long
Middle school students in Aiken County participated in Teaching KATE a pilot program by the Coalition for Natural Resource Education at Camp W W Long. Clemson University faculty led hands on environmental study with 6th to 8th graders living three days at the camp for 16 hours of activities and experiences designed to make science engaging.
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Aiken County
Kate
Camp W.W. Long
Coalition For Natural Resource Education
Clemson University
George D. Kessler
Forest Resources
Kessler
Russell Roberts
Clemson
Call to share news idea at local newsroom
Readers are invited to call 648 2311 to share news tips and story ideas with the local newsroom. The plea emphasizes direct contact for tip submission and potential coverage.
Future Brightens For SAS Washington Budget Cuts
Washington lawmakers sought budget cuts as Myrtle Beach Air Force Base and Charleston Naval Shipyard faced big hits. Observers note South Carolina military installations may fare better now that Sen. Strom Thurmond will use seniority to become ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Washington
Palmetto State
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Charleston Naval Shipyard
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Senate Armed Services Committee
Columbia
Bush vows urban policy push after LA riot visit
President Bush spent two emotion filled days in riot ravaged Los Angeles promising to push a common sense urban policy agenda. He urged action on inner city incentives tax breaks for enterprise zones and expanded home ownership for public housing tenants.
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Bush
Riat
Wington
America
Hs Vist
Sam Skinner
Air Force
Washington
Jack Kemp
Air Force One
Congress
Scott Miller
Miller
Inner Cities
Golden Girls finale leaves fans with a whimper
Susan Stewart notes NBCs The Golden Girls ends after seven years with a somber wedding farewell for Dorothy Zbornak played by Bea Arthur. The piece critiques the tone, suggests the finale feels depressing, and argues the show deserved a stronger closing gag rather than a somber sendoff.
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NBC
CBS
Bea Arthur
Arthur
Dorothy Zbornak
Blanche
Lei Ielsen
Dorothy
Golden Girls
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