Deer numbers surge after Hugo and past hurricanes
Clemson wildlife specialist Greg Yarrow cites Hurricane Hugo hitting during peak deer season as a reason for approximately 100000 more deer in South Carolina than in 1989. He notes historic storms like Hurricane Camille in 1969 boosted deer populations by diverting hunters, while Hugo struck in September altering hunting patterns across counties.
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South Carolina
Greg Yarrow
Clemson University Extension
Mississippi
Yarrow
Deaths listed in regional notices across multiple towns
The obituary notices compile deaths including Noah T Barker Warrenvile Arthur Baxter Barnwell Virginia Bowe Augusta Marie Caldwell eman Gibson Augusta Timothy L Nicholas Philadelphia Ernest Odom Augusta Mary L Pope Uniondale NY The Rev Willam Ryans Graniteville Hattie Sapp Wiliston Hattie Sharpton Trenton Marjorie Toole Spaulding North Augusta Clarence Trowell J Springfield Charlest T Walker Johnston see page 6A for details.
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Noah T. Barker
Warrenvile
Athur Baxter
Barnwell
Virginia B. Bowe
Augusta
Marie Caldwelleman Gibson
Timothy L. Nicholas
Philadelphia
Ernest Odom
Mary L. Pope
Uniondale
N.Y
Willam Ryans
Graniteville
Hattie Sapp
Wiliston
Hattie Sharpton
Trenton
Marjorie Toole Spaulding
North Augusta
Clarence Trowell J
Springfeld
Charlest T. Walker
Johnston
Campbell vows cabinet government aim after landslide win
Gov Carroll Campbell, re elected with a landslide over Theo Mitchell, signals effort to streamline state government and possibly adopt a cabinet form. Barbara Nielsen, new education chief, orders audit of a top heavy department. Sim Miles to tighten lobbyist disclosures as secretary of state.
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Columbia
Carroll Campbell
South Carolina
Campbell
Theo Mitchell
Barbara Nielsen
Sim Miles
Secretary of State
Nielsen
Charlie Williams
Miles
John Campbell
Lottery reform eyed as revenue solution by Sen Shealy
Sen. Ryan C. Shealy of Lexington proposes a statewide lottery to fund cities and counties after the local option sales tax vote failure. He says a constitutional test bill is filed and believes nearly 100 million dollars could be shared to cut property taxes, with voters having a say in the measure.
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Ryan C. Shealy
Lexington County
Dame Fortune
Sven
Sen. Shealy
Term limits gain traction ahead of 1992 ballots
A broad coalition backs term limits with plans to place the issue on at least 15 state ballots in 1992. Campaigners report gains in some off year elections, pointing to Colorado and California as recent successes while noting incumbents largely won re election. The drive, led by Republicans with some Democratic support, aims to curb tenure in Congress and state legislatures.
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Washington
Congress
Colorado
California
Kansas City
Oklahoma
House
Eddie Mahe
Iraq Threatens Strikes On U S Allied Forces In Saudi Arabia
Baghdad warns it will strike all U S allied forces on Saudi soil if attack proceeds as Secretary Baker seeks support for a U N resolution authorizing force to drive Iraq from Kuwait. Saddam replaces military chief of staff signaling tighter inner circle.
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James A. Baker III
U.N
Iraq
Baghdad
U.S
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
United Nations
Baker
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Hosni Mubarak
Saudi Arabia
New York Times
Latif Nassayif Jassim
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Shevardnadze
Kuwait
Bush
Soviet doubts on using force to free Kuwait
In Moscow, Eduard Shevardnadze opposed force to liberate Kuwait, urging adherence to U.N. resolutions. James Baker pressed for a stronger stance, while a U.S. official said the global boycott remains insufficient to compel Iraq to withdraw.
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Moscow
James A. Baker III
Soviet Union
Iraq
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Kuwait
U.N
Shevardnadze
U.S
Saddam Hussein
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