Campbell Hartnett delaying governor bid in South Carolina
In Greenville AP report Carroll Campbell and Tommy Hartnett said they will announce within two weeks whether they will run for governor next year. Hartnett spokeswoman Mary Seiley said an announcement is planned by November 1, while Campbell warned rumors could derail his campaign unless he ends the speculation.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Carroll Campbell
Tommy Hartnett
Mary Seiley
Hartnett
Washington
Campbell
Half Of Counties Delinquent On Indigent Care Payments
About half of South Carolina's 46 counties failed to make their first payment for the $72 million indigent care program. Officials blamed late billing, saying bills went out only a week before the Oct. 1 due date. A second item notes a New York fund in memory of Leon Klinghoffer to aid groups fighting terrorism, described as public interest and educational, not political.
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Greenville
South Carolina
State Health and Human Services Finance Commission
Commission
Gwen Power
NEW York
Leon Klinghoffer
Achille Lauro
Milton Gralla
Manhattan
Klinghoffer
Marilyn
Gratia
New York City
Institute of Legal Medicine
Rome
Syria
ANSA
Moloise Hanged in South Africa amid ANC unrest
In Pretoria the government hanged Benjamin Moloise, 30, for killing a black policeman, despite international pleas. His mother and relatives mourned as police dispersed mourners with tear gas. the event follows a series of ANC-linked executions and heightened anti apartheid clashes in Athlone near Cape Town where police reported a white officer wounded and a rioter killed.
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Pretoria
South Africa
African National Congress
Benjamin Moloise
Pretoria Central Prison
Moloise
Pauline
Soweto
Malaise
Priscilla Jana
Winnie Mandela
ANC
Nelson Mandela
Philipis Selepe
Arafat Denies Klinghoffer Killers In Lauro Hijack Case
Autopsy finds Klinghoffer died of gunshot wounds after the Achille Lauro hijacking. Arafat says the four hijackers did not kill the American passenger. Craxi resigns amid fallout over handling, US criticism, and Abbas release. Abbas's status and extradition requests stir further tension.
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Rome
Achille Lauro
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Italy
Bettino Craxi
United States
Mohammed Abbas
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
Yugoslavia
Abbas
Reagan Administration
Klinghoffer
Spoleto
Sicily
Baghdad
Iraq
Arafat
Craxi
Reagan
Republican Party
Ciampino
Clemson Pair May Not Get Money
Clemson trustees agreed to severance totaling about 300000 for former president Bill Atchley and former athletic director Bill McLellan. An attorney general opinion may bar severance without a contract. No contracts were reported. lawmakers demand disclosure and comment from Clemson officials.
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Clemson
Columbia
Clemson University
Bill Atchley
Bill McLellan
Atchley
McLellan
Tom Limehouse
R-Dorchester
State College Board of Trustees
College of Charleston
Edward Collins
Limehouse
University
Summerville
Walter Cox
Implanted Heart Used in Humans for First Time at Hershey
Doctors at Hershey Medical Center began operating at 4:30 a.m. on Anthony Mandia a 44 year old Philadelphia man with severe heart failure using an artificial heart never before implanted in a human. The Penn State Heart aims to reduce blood clotting compared with Jarvik-7 models while awaiting a donor heart.
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Hershey, Pa
Philadelphia
Hershey Medical Center
William S. Pierce
Penn State
Anthony Mandia
Carl Andrews
Mandia
Philadelphia Recreation Department
Medical Center
Andrews
United States
Milford Woman Seeks Scoutmaster Post After 11-Year Battle
Catherine Pollard, 67, seeks to become the Boy Scouts of America first female scoutmaster, appealing a Milford Superior Court decision after winning a state Human Rights ruling last year. She argues the case affects youths, while raising several grandsons and recounting a 1974 application denied because she is a woman.
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Milford, Conn
Boy Scouts of America
U.S. Supreme Court
Catherine Pollard
Milford
Boy Scouts
Pollard
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Klinghoffer Fund
Audra P. Sapp
North Augusta
Herbert Crawford
Wagener
Lila Rodgers
Saluda
Lena Williams
Johnston
Mack Holmes
Trenton
Addie Corley
Aiken
E.R. Mobley
Edgefield
Barbara S. Fenwick
Naomi Knecht
Augusta
Ira B. Thomas
Abbeville
Mary A. Belk
Ervin E. Koon
Pepe
Abby Pepa
Begeseeseres
Ehoens
Benesees Rederes
Capesesneer
Cepeeessesrecesa
Athlone
Cape Town
Desmond Tutu
Botha
Benjamin Molaise
Klinghotter
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