Bush aides discuss Gulf coup decisions and advance contact
White House briefers recount Bush remarks on Capitol Hill about information on the Panama coup. They confirm prior U.S. contact with Maj Moises Giraldi and deny reports of advance warning from Giraldi’s wife. Cheney notes ongoing coup reports are common.
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Noriega
United States
Bush
Capitol Hill
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
John Warner
R-Va
Cheney
Powell
Fitzwater
U.S
Moises Giraldi
Wall Street Journal
Giraldi
SLED tracking dogs trained in South Carolina
The article profiles the SLED Bloodhound Tracking Team training and using tracking dogs for searches. Trainers Hixon and Bo Barton emphasize bonding, daily training, and high success rates while noting legal protection for the dogs and the program’s long history since 1947. It highlights breeds, training starts at six to seven weeks, and a 18 hour longest tracking record across 25 miles.
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Scrap
Smokey
Rock
Duke
Sandy
Missy
Bess
Chessie
Zorro
Hixon
T-Bone
Pete
Blade
Bo Barton
Barton
Hoss” Horton
J.P. Strom
Horton
South Carolina
Richard
William Starrett
Joe Frank Logue
Logue
Spartanburg
DOE plans NPR project at Savannah River Site timeline
DOE officials outlined a roadmap for the NPR environmental impact statement and project steps. The NPR would replace K P and L reactors, with K returning late next year and P and L sequentially afterward, creating about 3,000 construction jobs.
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DOE
NPR
SRS
Cooperative seeks restraining order in city power fight
A cooperative obtained a restraining order against the City Council delaying action on the power ordinance. The order, issued by Judge John H. Waller Jr., schedules a full hearing October 11 and a meeting on October 16. The dispute centers on SCE&G preference versus Aiken Electric in annexed areas with a 3 percent franchise fee and retained customers.
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Jerry Pate
John H. Waller Jr
Sce&g
Aiken Electric
Clarise Stephens
Walter Key
Windham
Bakker Headed Home After Conviction Verdict
Televangelist Jim Bakker returns to Florida with his lawyers after a jury found him guilty on 24 counts of wire fraud mail fraud and conspiracy. Bail concerns loom while Bakker plans to appeal from Orlando and faces possible 120 years in prison and over 5 million in fines.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jim Bakker
Florida
Bakker
George T. Davis
Bakkers
Orlando
PTL
U.S
Robert Potter
Jim
Davis
Hawaii
Tammy Faye
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Associated Press
RM Fuel CO
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