Departing Ambassador Fears A Hangover From Sanctions
United States Ambassador Herman Nickel warned in Johannesburg that euphoria over new sanctions could turn into a hangover as South Africa hinted at retaliatory moves including a grain ban and curbs on strategic minerals. He noted constructive engagement remains viable and highlighted progress like repealing pass laws and the Mozambique peace treaty. Nickel will be replaced by Edward Perkins as the first black U.S. ambassador to South Africa.
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Student Bus Crash Leaves Dozens Injured in Anderson
In Anderson, 17 year old Terry Antwion Brown faces a charge of following too closely after a chain reaction crash involving two McDuffie High School buses and a pickup and car. About 50 students aged 14 to 17 sustained injuries. drivers of the truck and car also hospitalized.
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Air Leak Forces Shutdown of Three Oconee Reactors
Duke Power shuts all three Oconee reactors after an air leak in a back up cooling system. Officials say no danger, but full restart could drag to November 1. Loss of capacity will be offset by other plants and purchases. cost undetermined.
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