A Quick Read USC Clemson Rivalry Turns Food Fight
The South Carolina Clemson rivalry adds charity to the game with a statewide canned food drive. Palmetto Project partners with Piggly Wiggly and 16 community action agencies to collect donations at 92 stores and local fire stations across 16 counties.
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Charleston
Clemson
Gamecock
Tiger
Palmetto Project
Piggly Wiggly
South Carolina Sportswriters Association
Columbia
Phil Noble
Terminally Ill Woman Plans Own Funeral in Milwaukee
Carrie Munson, a 62 year old cancer patient from Milwaukee, beat heroin addiction to become a radio broadcaster and social worker. She says she will attend her own funeral next week and plans to hear the music I Did It My Way as she observes guests.
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Milwaukee
Carrie Munson
Weather outlook: cloudiness and rain chances
Increasing cloudiness tonight brings a 30 percent chance of rain with lows in the low 50s. Tomorrow expects cloudy skies with an 80 percent chance of rain or a thunder shower and a high in the low 60s. Details on Page 6A.
Deaths of Several Residents Listed in Local Notice
In memoriam notices appear for Mrs Bennie B Johnson Jackson Samson J Broadwater Miller Moody Elsie B Nations Jennie New Willie J Richardson Anne S Tyler Hollis N Y James Watkins Johnston. Names indicate a batch of obituaries published in the local column.
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Bennie B. Johnson
Jackson
Samson J. Broadwater
Silverstres
Miller Moody
New Ellenton
Elsie B. Nations
Augusta Jennie New
Aiken
Willie J. Richardson
Anne S. Tyler
Hollis
N.Y
James Watkins
Johnston
Lawmakers Urge Probe Of SRP DOE's Herrington Admits Problems
A dozen legislators urged President Reagan to halt Savannah River plant operations until an independent advisory group confirms public safety. DOE faces safety issues across reactors, with critics pressing for an environmental impact statement before any restart. Herrington acknowledged severe problems and high cleanup costs, while supporters said restart will await top officials’ safety clearance.
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Washington
Reagan
Savannah River
Energy Department
John Herrington
Nbc-Tv
U.S
The
du Pont Co
Groups Explain Study Demand
Environmental activists vow to sue if the DOE restarts SRP reactors without an environmental impact statement. They cite hardware changes and Chernobyl links, seeking Nov 11 commitment to begin a year long EIS process, as DOE reviews the intent to sue. A reactor recovery program targets K reactor by year end and L and P in 1989.
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Columbia
Savannah River
SRP
DOE
Chernobyl
National Resources Defense Council
The
Energy Research Foundation
Greenpeace
Michael Lowe
Soviet Union
Georgia Environmental Council
Dukakis Responds To GOP Attacks On Crime Record
Michael Dukakis rebutted GOP charges calling him soft on crime while George Bush pressed his foreign policy critique. Dukakis denounced a Republican brochure alleging leniency for criminals and mocked the claims as political garbage. Bush accused Dukakis of an unrealistic world role as they traded attacks ahead of joint campaign stops.
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Michael Dukakis
George Bush
White House
Dukakis
Illinois
GOP
John Wayne Gacy
Massachusetts
Palmyra
Bush
America
University of Michigan
New Jersey
New York City
Queens
Bakker Seeks Fair Shot in PTL Funds Case
PTL founder Jim Bakker testifies in a $52 million lawsuit alleging mismanagement and personal use of ministry funds. He argues records are scattered across courts and offices while prosecutors review cash advances, parsonage upkeep, and a 1981 salary grant.
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Columbia
PTL
Jim Bakker
Bakker
Tammy
David Taggart
U.S
Rufus Reynolds
Charlotte
N.C
Ryan Hovis
Ministry
Havis
Tega Cay
IRS
Hovis
Negotiators Reach Accord On Drug Bill
Washington lawmakers report progress as House and Senate negotiators finalize key law enforcement provisions of a broad anti-drug measure. With senators campaigning, negotiators worked late Wednesday and aim to finish today and offer a final vote by Friday. Leaders may push for a voice vote if members do not return to Washington.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Bob Dole
Chamber
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Los Angeles
Jay Howell
Franklin Stubbs
Dodgers
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Associated Press
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Sociated Press
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