Westinghouse appeals NLRB ruling at Savannah River Site
Westinghouse Savannah River Co will appeal the National Labor Relations Board finding that it violated worker Michael Gano’s rights by halting union literature at the plant. IBEW leaders call the ruling a victory as the union drives a 10 month campaign with about 5,000 staff eligible for a first election. Gano says a memo warned disciplinary action for distributing union material inside the facility.
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Westinghouse Savannah River Co
National Labor Relations Board
Westinghouse
Michael Gano
Mickie Seitzer
Seitzer
NLRB
Uge
SRS
Lindsay Nelson
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Gano
Defense
SBS
IBEW
Nelson
Sumter church faces split over pastor dispute
In Sumter County a 133 year old Mount Pisgah Baptist Church in Rembert remains divided as Rev. Marvin Hodge battles church leadership. Judge Cooper refused to bar the pastor, noting courts should not resolve church matters. Deacons and trustees clash as members weigh authority and accountability amid misconduct allegations.
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Sumter
Sumter County
Solomon
Thomas Cooper
Mount Pisgah Baptist Church
Rembert
Marvin Hodge
Hodge
Columbia
James M. Griffin
Dickie Jones
Maggie Lane
Ground broken for nuclear power training school
The Navy broke ground Friday for a 105 million nuclear power training campus at Charleston Naval Weapons Station. When open in 1998 the facility will train about 3,400 sailors each year, employ 450 instructors, and bring payroll near 60 million annually to the Charleston area after base and shipyard closures.
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Goose Creek
Navy
Charleston
John Dalton
Charleston Naval Weapons Station
Naval Nuclear Power Training Command
Dalton
Navy Hospital
Pentagon
Orlando
Fla
New London
Jury forms slowly for Wallace multi murder trial
In Charlotte, jurors are being selected for the murder case of Henry Louis Wallace, a Barnwell, South Carolina native. The case includes nine counts of first degree murder and 18 other charges with death penalty seeks by prosecutors. Wallace pleads not guilty as lawyers discuss potential verdicts.
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Henry Louis Wallace
Wallace
Barnwell
S.C
Marsha Goodenow
Anne Tompkins
Jim Cooney
Isabel Day
Charlie Condon
Lucas
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Greenville
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