Study Criticizes DOE Plan for Nonuclear Consolidation
A GAO review questions the 1991 Nonnuclear Consolidation Plan from the Department of Energy, urging more cost analyses and risk assessments. Ohio lawmakers Glenn and Hall pressed for the study amid fears of 2200 jobs lost and debated tritium work sites at SRS and Mound. DOE says final size cannot be assessed until 1998.
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NAFTA Will Boost Textiles Says Industry Leader
Washington heard ран testimony from Carlos Moore of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute claiming NAFTA will boost North American textile competitiveness. He said the pact enjoys overwhelming support within the industry and would put North America ahead of rivals like the Pacific Rim, while opposing the GATT round.
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Canada
Mexico
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Japan
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Stautea
Clemson and USC Fans Ready For The Game
Clemson and USC gear up for the annual football clash in Death Valley. USC fans predict victory while some Clemson supporters promise strong play.
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Glamorous Treatments No Better Than Aspirin
New Orleans report says severe chest pain or unstable angina can be treated effectively in small community hospitals with ordinary medicines like aspirin, not only in major centers. The 1,39 patients study shows about 10 percent die or have heart attacks within a year, regardless of treatment type.
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David McCall
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San Antonio
Clinton Washington Visit Signals Bipartisan Openings
President elect Clinton toured Washington meeting leaders from both parties and key figures in business and the military. He emphasized shared goals on jobs health care and deficit reduction while stressing moderation over confrontation.
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Ed Clinton
Clinton
Jident Bush
Yanopoulos
Arkansas
Senate
Bob Dole
Kansas
House
Robert Mishel
Dole
Congress
Michel
GOP
Judg
First 100 Days A Test for U S Presidents
AP notes the idea of a 100 day presidency is a long standing political fixture dating from F D R. The piece discusses concepts of honeymoon periods, early legislative moves, and timing differences such as Roosevelt’s March inauguration that gave him lead time.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Dorothy Bush, President's Mother, Dies at 91 in Greenwich
Dorothy Bush, mother of George Bush, died at age 91 at the family home in Greenwich Connecticut after a stroke. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the president visited her in the morning and returned to the capital. Bush credited his mother with instilling athletic spirit and teamwork in his family and recalled her warmth despite her public role.
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Greenwich
Conn
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Compton
George
Bush
White House
Connecticut
Community contacts for notice requests in Aiken area
Readers are urged to call 648 2311 to submit news items. Names listed include Jessie Allen and Helen Bouwman from Aiken, Wilson Gantt from Salley, Wie B Johnson from Jackson, Mary Tobin from Neeses.
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Aiken
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Salley Wie
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Jackson Mary Tobin
Neeses
Spender Bender Promises Savings This Weekend
The Aiken Standard promotes a Spender Bender page on Saturday offering local coupons worth over 700 dollars in savings on merchandise and services. One store will give a free turkey with service. Read the Saturday edition for details.
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