Sky's Limit At Baptist College New President Vows Fiscal Fix
Incoming Baptist College president Jarry Hunter Jr. says the 2000-student liberal arts school will first restore financial stability before growth. Hunter, formerly UNC Wilmington's development chief, succeeds John Hamrick and aims to tighten budgeting and cut nonessential spending while investing in core programs and personnel.
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Charleston poised as car port of entry
In Charleston officials push for the city to become a national port of entry for new vehicles. Porsche opened a 115000 square foot distribution center near Charleston International Airport, with Gov. Riley and ports authority leaders urging other automakers to follow Charleston’s lead.
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Hart Seeks Wins In Nebraska And Oregon Primaries
Gary Hart campaigns in Nebraska and Oregon aiming to rebuild his Democratic bid as Mondale and Jackson focus on California. Hart tours Lincoln with Gov. Kerrey, while Mondale campaigns in California and San Francisco. The race features 67 Oregon and 24 Nebraska delegates with Hispanic outreach shaping the field.
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Mosely backs B 1 bomber and MX missile in primary bid
Ken Mosely, the 2nd District candidate and former South Carolina State College professor, argues for building the B 1 bomber and MX missile to strengthen U S deterrence. He criticizes Nancy Stevenson for opposing them and warns miscalculations could spark nuclear war.
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Seabrook Plan hinges on outside investor backing
Cambridge AP report: Public Service Company of New Hampshire and 15 other Seabrook owners back a plan to finish the stalled reactor with an unidentified major investor guaranteeing payments. Merrill Lynch Capital Markets executive Robert Hildreth calls it a last chance to avert bankruptcy and salvage the plant.
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