Briefly Hootie Attorney Apologies To Beasley
AP reports Columbia lawyer Joe McCulloch apologized to Gov. Beasley for a band member Darius Rucker remark about the Confederate flag and the governor. McCulloch said there was talk of inviting Beasley to a Columbia show but it did not happen.
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Hootie
Beasley Columbia
Hootie and the Blowfish
David Beasley
South Carolina Statehouse
Joe McCulloch
Columbia
Beasley
Darius Rucker
McCulloch
Beasley Butt
Rucker
Obituary notices for Hattie Corbitt and others on Page 2B
Obituary notices list deaths including Hattie Corbitt of Aiken Pearl Widener Craig of Warrenville and Frank R Graybill of North Augusta with basic details and funeral arrangements noted in the page 2B notices.
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Hattie Corbitt
Aiken
Pearl Widener Craig
Warrenville
Frank R. Graybill
North
Ugusta
Bill Boosts SRS Reactor Bid in Congress
Third District Congressman Lindsey Graham and Georgia's Charles Norwood pushed a bill through the House National Security Committee to require the DOE to pursue a multipurpose reactor at the Savannah River Site for tritium production. The measure would authorize 100 million dollars for fiscal 1996 starting Oct 1 to move the project, with SRS named as the most logical site.
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Lindsey
Graham
R-Anderson
Georgia
Charles Norwood
Department of Energy
Wen
House
Naional Security Committee
Forses Srs
DOE
Norwood
NATO planes strike Pale ammo dump in Bosnia
NATO warplanes pounded a Bosnian Serb ammunition dump near Pale, nine miles southeast of Sarajevo, as attacks continued after deadlines for returning heavy weapons. The raid, depicted as a success by NATO, involved about 12 missiles and caused a massive dust cloud after an early blast.
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Pale
Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO
U.N
Radovan Karadzic
Sarajevo
Rome
Defense
William Perry
Brussels
Alliance
Aiken Plans High Tech Commerce Village Near Downtown
The Aiken Corporation moved ahead on a Commerce Village high tech business park near historic downtown. It will seek options on 14 properties, consider a $1.2 million funding request, and may proceed without Summit Park developer Jerry Waters if no proposal is received by June 15.
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Aiken
Aiken Corporation
Commerce Village
Pat Canning
Frances Thomas
Jerry Waters
Summit Park
Waters
Dawsey to retire after 38 years in Aiken schools
Jim Dawsey, after 38 years as teacher, coach, and administrator in Area 1 of the Aiken County School District, retires this year as principal of South Aiken High. A reception in his honor will be held Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Center.
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Aiken County
Area
Jim Dawsey
Dawsey
South Aiken High School
Aiken Municipal Center
University of South Carolina
South Aikien High School
Dawsey to Lead With New Ideas After Long Career
Dawsey, 59, says the time is right for fresh ideas and leadership at the school. He reflects on two careers, coaching and administration, and values the relationships formed with students. Born in Aynor near Myrtle Beach, he studied at USC and Western Carolina University before joining Area 1 in 1957 as a physical education teacher and coach.
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Dawsey
Aynor
Myrtle Beach
USC
Western Carolina University
Area 1
Aiken Junior High School
Kennedy Middle School
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Volumbia
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Union County
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Alex
David Bruck
Judy Clarke
Orangeburg
Abby
Bill
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Augusta
Savannah River
Ews
Bush Field
Ginny Southworth
Herman Boland
Jewell Thomson
Philip Lord
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