Laker Magic Johnson eyes owning a franchise after retirement
USA WEEKEND previews Magic Johnson's bold post career goal to buy a team, stating his strong desire to own a franchise and predicting it will happen. The issue also features Anne Rice in a Vampire Chronicles interview and reader ghost stories from multiple towns.
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Weather Outlook Says Cloudy Mild for Saturday
A Saturday forecast calls for cloudy skies and mild temperatures across the region with light winds. No precipitation is expected, and highs should reach the mid 60s, according to the local weather service.
Clocks Set Back as Daylight Saving Time Ends
The article reminds readers to set clocks back one hour before bed Saturday to switch from Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time. At 2 a.m. Sunday clocks leap back to 1 a.m., restoring the extra hour lost in April and ensuring alarms ring correctly in the morning.
Zaire Protests Turn To Riots in Kinshasa
Rioters in Kinshasa burned a villa of President Mobutu Sese Seko and looted the premier’s home. Belgium and France ordered nationals to depart while a troop pullout was announced. The United States urged about 400 Americans to leave. France and Belgium had sent around 2000 paratroopers last month.
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Local Obituary Notices Trimmed for Page 3B
Death notices for E C Aldridge Jr Darlington Claude Clayton Aiken Alice Hallman Aiken Robert Ratliff Graham James Rowell Hilda Storey Florence Stulb North Augusta filed with details on page 3B.
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Darlington
Claude Clayton
Aiken
Alice H. Hallman
Robert Ratliff
Graham
N.C
James Rowell
Hilda Ethel C. Storey
Florence Eleanor Stulb
North Augusta
DOE disputes report on Savannah River reactors safety
The Department of Energy rejects an Institute for Resource and Security Studies assessment that the K and L reactors at Savannah River Site cannot be restarted safely. DOE says four years of upgrades render the reactors as safe as commercial units, with P Reactor not restarted and L Reactor on standby.
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Department of Energy
Savannah River
Energy Department
Institute For Resource and Security Studies
Energy Research Foundation
Department
Debbie Smith
Rights battle heats for Scarlett film sequel market
Producers compete for movie rights to Scarlett the sequel to Gone With the Wind with bids from film and TV outfits. Mitchell estate lawyers will choose after reviewing offers. Turner Broadcasting will not bid. Estimates put rights around four million dollars while interest spans international consortia and a Joan Rivers audience poll hints at Rhett Butler and Scarlett casting choices.
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Atlanta
Scarlett
Miss Mitchell
Larry Bloustein
William Morris Agency
Los Angeles
Bloustein
Turner Broadcasting
Ted Turner
WTBS
TNT
Turner
Kitsie Riggall
Joan Rivers
Tom Selleck
Rhett Butler
Susan Lucci
Scarlett O'Hara
Campbell signals deeper cuts as agencies face pipe dream budget
Gov Campbell said state agencies cannot expect the funds they seek for next year, calling their request a pipe dream. With only 141.5 million in extra cash, options include eliminating exemptions or raising taxes, and program cuts must be considered before any tax hikes. Senator Waddell quipped about shared sacrifices.
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Carroll Campbell
State Budget and Control Board
South Carolina
Charles Brooks Jr
Brooks
Campbell
Budget and Control Board
James Waddell
Beaufort
Senators Back Stricter Standards For Federal Facilities
South Carolina senators Thurmond and Hollings voted 94 to 3 for the Federal Facilities Compliance Act. The bill extends stricter Resource Conservation and Recovery Act rules to Energy Department sites like Savannah River, allowing state fines up to 25000 per day for noncompliance and clarifying EPA authority.
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South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Ernest F. Hollings
Energy Department
Savannah River
Senate
John Seymour
California
Republican
Judiciary Committee
Anita Hill
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Energy and Defense Departments
Gene Roddenberry Dies Creator of Star Trek
Gene Roddenberry the TV producer behind Star Trek died at 70 in Santa Monica after a heart attack. A WWII flier former Pan Am pilot and LAPD sergeant his career began as a writer and he created Star Trek in the mid 1960s. The original series later grew into films and a new TV run with Trekkies as fans.
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Gene Roddenberry
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Santa Monica Hospital
Ted Braun
Hollywood
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Brandon Tartikoff
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James T. Kirk
William Shatner
Mr. Spock
Leonard Nimoy
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