Thurmond pressesDOE on Savannah River spent fuel turmoil
Sen. Strom Thurmond outlined concerns in a letter to Energy Secretary Hazel O Leary urging DOE to first resolve a permanent national repository for spent nuclear fuel. He noted South Carolina opposition to SRS accepting foreign research reactor fuel and criticized plans to store up to 700 fuel assemblies at SRS potentially as soon as next month.
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Rivalry shaped Clemson lineman Chavous career
Former Clemson defensive tackle Raymond Chavous recalls intense 60 minute battles with South Carolina. He explains the on field fury ends after the game and stresses lasting respect for rivals. Chavous notes key victories in 1985 1988 and a 1986 draw, plus his memory of Death Valley and the game day spectacle.
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Girardeau Keeps Tradition Alive At Clemson South Carolina Game
Ted Girardeau of Aiken, a longtime Gamecock fan, will attend the Clemson South Carolina clash in Columbia at Williams Brice Stadium. He first saw the rivalry in 1945 and has not missed a home game since age eight, later playing for USC from 1954 to 1958. The piece notes the enduring history of the series and Girardeau’s lifelong involvement.
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Call for News Tips at Local Hotline 648 2311
Readers are invited to share news ideas by calling the local tip line at 648 2311. The brief reminder encourages community-sourced leads and tips for upcoming stories.
President Clinton presses China on rights but gains no pledges
President Clinton held a 90 minute dialogue with Jiang Zemin at the Rainier Club and said the United States should not isolate China. No specific commitments on human rights, trade barriers, or proliferation were reported, though Jiang urged noninterference in other nations.
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State Wraps Up Case Against Williams Today
EDGEFIELD prosecutors plan final witnesses in the Luke A Williams murder case. Williams faces charges connected to the death of his wife Linda and the strangulation of his adopted son Thaun, with bodies dumped in Edgefield County in 1991. The state’s evidence includes testimony from an insurance benefits coordinator and others as the circuit case nears conclusion.
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Donnie) Myers
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Senate OKs Anti-Crime Measure and Brady Bill Debate
The Senate approved a broad crime package adding 100000 more police and new prisons while rejecting a full stand-alone Brady bill. A separate vote kept a five-year waiting period for handgun purchases, with background checks planned later after national instant check systems. The debate highlighted gun control as a top national issue and featured strong advocacy from James Brady’s family and Attorney General Janet Reno.
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