Gemayel Elected Lebanon President After Bombing Death
Lebanese Parliament elects Amin Gemayel as president elect by 77 to 0 in a session near Beirut. A multinational peacekeeping force including U.S. Marines ordered back to west Beirut as 160 deaths are confirmed from refugee camps.
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Associated Press
Christian Amin Gemayel
U.S
West Beirut
Red Cross
Chatilla
Sabra
Gemayel
Beirut
Bashir Gemayel
Israel
Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Camille Chamoun
Beshir Gemayel
Local football fan jokes about NFL strike after Falcon game
A fan reacts to news of an NFL strike saying he assumed it started when he watched the Falcons game Sunday. The piece then notes Rev. Jim Rivers baptized his 600th person at Millbrook Baptist Church Sunday night and marked his 11th anniversary as pastor, averaging about 40 baptisms per year.
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Jim Rivers
Millbrook Baptist Church
Millbrook
Rivers
Nuclear plant safety feud sparks GAO review of SRP study
GAO evaluates a study faulting the Department SRP and rad ioactivity concerns near coastal areas amid a heated safety dispute over nuclear plant oversight and radioactivity standards.
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GAO
Orries
Savannah River Plant at 30 Faces Renewed Closure Debate
As Savannah River Plant marks 30 years, environmentalists push to shut down expansion while DOE and Du Pont defend safety and high payroll impact. The plant produces plutonium and tritium for weapons and isotopes for medicine and space, employing over 9,000 in South Carolina and Georgia.
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Savannah River
South Carolina
DOR
Diu Pont
SRP
Aiken Comme
Lee
Caro Georgia
Chemical
National Safety Council
The
Atlanta Constitution
du Pont
James Gaver
Harry Truman
Crawford Greenewalt
Truman
Experi
Ence
Hanford
Wash
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
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DOE
U. S. Navy
Navy
U. S
Soviet Union
Russia
Savannah River Valley
Aiken County Council approves 75 page executive session transcript
A hastily called executive session approved the Feb 9 transcript and other minutes as the Ethics Commission subpoenas demanded by William R. Wilcox Louis Morris and Robert Cleveland. The hearing opened today at 1 p.m. Councilwoman Billie K Trapp facing the complaint tied to a June 29 budget vote amid her husband’s county salary role. The session also covered a reorganization plan creating an administrator of administrative human services position. Fire news reports Mrs Thurmond Redd sustaining second degree burns in a Park Avenue house fire.
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Aiken
Robert Cleveland
Billie K. Trapp
Trapp
Wilcox
Morris
Ethics Commission
Gilford Trapp
Wuman Services
Commission
Daniel H. Johnson
Harry R. Smith
Barnes
Thurmond Redd
Park Ave
C.W. Cupp III
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Billy
Steve Clark
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