Morgan to lead SCT Partners division in home cholesterol test venture
Robert L. Morgan former Savannah River Plant Operations office manager has been named chief executive of Skin Cholesterol Test Inc. a Med Trade International unit marketing a home cholesterol screening test from the Soviet Union Morgan a West Point graduate MIT civil and nuclear engineering master holder Soldier's Medal Bronze Star recipient left DOE in April en route to a publicized career in nuclear energy research and management
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Skin Cholesterol Test Inc
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U.S. Military Academy
West Point
MIT
Nuclear Energy Research and Derelit Field
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Partly cloudy tonight with lows around 50. Tomorrow, partly cloudy with highs in the 70s. Please see details on Page 6A.
Notable Deaths Across Communities Brief Notice
Deaths listed: Josie Carter North Augusta James A Coley Belvedere James Cummings Sr St Albans NY Minnie Davis Wagener Myrtle Hankinson Fairfax Joann Kitchings Aiken Willie Locklear Belvedere Robert L Padgett Jacksonville Myrtle B Sanders Columbia Thomas C Sanders Charleston William J Simpson Sr Aiken Willie Waldo Johnston. Please see details on Page 6A.
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Josie Carter
North Augusta
James A. Coley
Belvedere
James Cummings Sr
St. Albans
N.Y
Minnie Davis
Wagener
Myrtle Hankinson
Fairfax
Joann Kitchings
Aiken
Willie Locklear
Robert L. Padgett
Jacksonville
Myrtle B. Sanders
Columbia
Thomas C. Sanders
Charleston
William J. Simpson Sr
Willie Waldo
Johnston
DOE Admits Receiving SRP Reactor Reports
Washington reports that the Department of Energy acknowledged Savannah River Operations received reactor incident reports from Du Pont, the SRP contractor, but DOE headquarters in Washington did not know of them. Officials said a 1985 memorandum outlined the most significant accidents over a 28 year period at the weapons materials plant.
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SRO
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Intergovernmental
Atomic Energy Commission
Perfect Landing For Discovery at Space Center Houston
Discovery astronauts returned home after a nearly flawless four day mission that revived American spaceflight and inspired workers to push the next phase. Commander Frederick Hauck hailed the mission as a stunning success and honored the seven Challenger victims. The crew landed at Edwards Air Force Base then greeted by crowds at Ellington Field.
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Johnson Space Center
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Calif
Ellington Field
Richard Covey
John M. Lounge
David C. Hilmers
George D. (Pinky) Nelson
Hilmers
Questioning of Ex-Hostage Sparks U S Effort on Lebanon Prisoners
United States diplomats seek information from Mithileshwar Singh, freed Indian hostage in Beirut, to help locate nine Americans and eight Western captives believed held in Lebanon. Singh is to be questioned in Damascus by U S and Syrian officials, with possible medical treatment in Wiesbaden discussed.
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U.S
Syria
Lebanon
Mithileshwar Singh
Beirut
United States
Damascus
State Department
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Terry Waite
Anglican Church
England
Foreign Ministry
Singh
Edward Djerjian
Nasser Qaddour
Oakley
Djerejian
Wiesbaden
West Germany
Iran
Court Refuses Barnwell Plant Compensation
The Supreme Court refused to order the U S government to compensate Allied General Nuclear Services plant owners for over 200 million dollars after the Carter era decision to curb proliferation led to denial of an operating license. A related appeal by a nuclear fuel transport contractor was also rejected.
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Supreme Court
Barnwell-area
Allied General Nuclear Services
Barnwell
Voter Registration in South Carolina Nears 1984 Pace
The South Carolina voter registration for the November 8 election trails last year with totals running behind 1984 figures. State Election Commission spokesman Conway Belangia says he expects overall 1988 registration to surpass the 1984 total, though both overall and black voter shares are below the 1984 presidential election levels.
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