Attack on U.S. Embassy in Moscow reported
Attacks fired on the U S Embassy in Moscow with a grenade launcher officials said. The blast shook central Moscow as smoke enveloped the front of the compound with reports the sixth floor was hit. ITAR-Tass said attackers fled in a passing car leaving a launcher and glove behind.
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Moscow
U.S
Interfax
NATO
Itar-Tass
Citadel and Converse Named Top South Region Colleges
The Citadel and Converse College are listed among the top 15 regional colleges in the South by U.S. News & World Report. Converse ranks ninth while The Citadel sits eleventh in the Sept. 18 issue. Rankings consider high school ranks, SAT/ACT scores, faculty resources, finances, retention and alumni satisfaction.
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Spartanburg
Citadel
Converse College
U.S. News &World Report
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Charleston
Pine beetle outbreak chews $94 million timber loss
Columbia AP reports pine beetle infestation has damaged about 94 million dollars worth of timber in South Carolina. The spread reaches eastern Berkeley and northern Charleston counties, with losses equaling enough timber for 19 000 houses and about one tenth of Hugo's 1989 damage. Wet coastal conditions hinder salvage efforts.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Berkeley
Charleston
Deaths on Page 2B mourn notable local names
Obituary notices honor Manauia D. Bush Aiken Edna Green Cassels Dallas John Henry Corbitt Salley Louis Frank Sebjanies Aiken and David Foster Snipes Augusta with brief life milestones and funeral details.
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Manauia D. Bush
Aiken
Edna Green Cassels
Dallas
John Henry Corbitt
Salley
Louis Frank Sebjanies
David Foster Snipes
Augusta
County Locked In By Land Deal Over Road Access
The Aiken County Council battles a land dispute from an October 1988 acquisition affecting 19 lots near US 1 and 8 C 125. A paved road serving the plots remains under Paul Toole’s ownership, blocking improvements. Officials consider eminent domain to gain road access, as the loop road ends at privately owned paving with no public connection.
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Aiken
Paul Toole
Shepherd
Tooles
Science gains lift sixth graders in Aiken BSAP results
Aiken County public school tests show science gains with a seven point rise in sixth grade science scores to 57.6 percent meeting state standards, while 10th grade exit exam pass rates edge up to 71.7 percent. Third and eighth grade standards slip, and overall state-standard attainment declines.
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Aiken County
Linda B. Eldridge
Metal Detectors Policy Approved in Aiken County Schools
Aiken County Public Schools moved first reading of a metal detector policy aimed at preventing weapons on campus. The plan would place devices at building entrances and at events, with final approval contingent on revisions, unit availability, and staff capacity. Dr. John B. Bradley questioned wording and daily use viability.
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Aiken County
John B. Bradley
Goats Slaughtered After Dogs Break Fencing
Frankie Ferguson, 88, says her husband would know how to handle the dogs that killed her seven pet goats on Cooper Drive in Oak Hill while she attended a cardiac rehab class in Aiken. County animal control officer Shirley Harden notes prior incidents and says traps and door-to-door inquiries were used with no identified owners.
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New Ellenton
Frankie Ferguson
Ms. Harden
No Bidders Yet On SRS Contractor
Savannah River Site contract bids facing the DOE with zero proposals on opening day. Westinghouse Savannah River Co. stands as the only publicly confirmed team so far. DOE officials expect late or changed bids, noting typical last day activity and nonbinding intentions from at least three contractor teams.
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Savannah River
Department of Energy
SRS
Westinghouse Savannah River Co
Ron Simpson
DOE
Westinghouse
Simpson
Collision on S.C. 118 Bypass Sends Two To Hospital
An adult and toddler were hospitalized after a morning crash at S.C. 118 Bypass and Vaucluse Road. A white Chevrolet Cavalier ran a red light and was broadsided by a Cadillac. The female driver and toddler were pried from the Cavalier, which veered into a ditch. names and conditions were not released.
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S.C. 118
Vaucluse Road
Todster
SRS contract bids sought by DOE for 1996 start
DOE released its solicitation for bids on the SRS contract. It seeks an integrated management team featuring top industry firms for environmental restoration, decontamination and decommissioning, technology research development and transfer, nuclear operations, solid waste and site support. The next contract becomes effective Oct. 1, 1996 and runs through.
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DOE
SRS
Ite Jaly
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