Weather forecast shows mild trends with sun and showers
The report outlines partly cloudy tonight with lows near 60 and partly sunny tomorrow with highs in the 80s. A three day pattern favors mostly sunny in northern areas and possible showers to the south, with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and nightly lows mainly 58 to 66 across regions including Atlanta Asheville Charleston Columbia Jacksonville.
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Polls Show Tight Races in D C Governor and Lt Governor
A State newspaper poll finds governor candidates Lt. Gov. Mike Daniel and Carroll Campbell neck and neck at 47 and 45 percent with 8 percent undecided. The lieutenant governor race between Nick Theodore and Thomas Hartnett also tests close at 45 to 43 percent with 12 percent undecided.
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Mike Daniel
U.S
Carroll Campbell
Nick Theodore
Thomas Hartnett
Theodore
Hartnett
Fire Destroys Part Of Jockey Lot In Anderson
A Sunday night blaze at the Anderson Jockey Lot damaged about 60 stalls in the southern main building and destroyed stored merchandise. Authorities estimate 5 percent of the main structure damaged. no serious injuries reported and one firefighter treated for smoke inhalation. Fire crews from multiple districts fought the flames using eleven trucks. cause undetermined as the market remained closed.
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NASA Plans Clouded By Challenger Accident
NASA faces delays and budget strains after the Challenger disaster. Mars Venus Jupiter and the sun missions tied to the shuttle are postponed or reworked with new boosters and timelines. the Hubble telescope faces 1988 or 1989 launch and Magellan Venus orbiter has no new date.
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AIDS Transplant Raises Questions About Donor Screening
A Greensboro man exposed to AIDS after two of his organs were transplanted prompts debate on donor screening. Doctors note dilution from massive transfusions can hide antibodies, urging balanced policy to avoid unnecessary organ rejection while protecting recipients.
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Cone
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Jesse Meredith
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Dems in South Carolina Launch Major Turnout Push
Democrats plan a $300 000 turnout drive for the November election in South Carolina led by Washington consultants. About 20 staffers will door knock register voters hold meetings target swing independents and possibly broadcast radio and TV spots to energize and transport voters for Daniel and other Democratic candidates. Retiring Gov Dick Riley and state party chair Don McElveen launched the effort after the June primary.
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South Carolina
Democratic Party
Mike Daniel
Carroll Campbell
Daniel
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Charles Robb
U.S
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Dave Nuckols
Washington
Dick Riley
Don McElveen
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