Bush to press aid for Poland Hungary at IMF World Bank talks
President and aides say Bush will address international finance chiefs focusing on Eastern Europe progress and Brady plan implementation. He aims to urge more aid for Poland and Hungary while the U S debates how to fund the IMF without a large capital increase. Venezuela hints at backing away from a 50 percent debt reduction demand by banks.
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Marlin Fitzwater
Bush
White House
Poland
Hungary
United States
Fitzwater
Europe
U.S
US S
Miguel Rodriguez Fandeo
Merger Details Reshape Leadership at Avantor and Sovran
C S chairman Bennett A Brown will lead the merged company as chairman and CEO while remaining at C S Sovran chairman Albert B Gornto will chair the new executive committee and stay with the Virginia bank Dennis C Bottorff president and COO of Sovran will be president and COO of Avantor and would become CEO after Browns retirement
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Bennett A. Brown
C&s. Sovran
Albert B. Gornto
The
Virginia Bank
Dennis C. Bottorff
Sovran
Avantor
Brown
Corporations and Individuals Respond to South Carolina Storm Relief
Senator Hollings reports wide backing for disaster aid with Amoco delivering fuel and supplies to Charleston and Mount Pleasant. Miller Brewing and Kimberly-Clark send water and diapers. Bristol-Myers, Heinz, Gerber, Procter and Gamble, Ross Laboratories and others pledge food, baby products, and cash gifts. Local entities coordinate distribution through state health and Red Cross channels.
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Washington
Fritz Hollings
D-S.c
Amoco Oil
Charleston
Mount Pleasant
South Carolina National Guard
Amoco
Miller Brewing Company
Kimberly-Clark
Aiken Red Cross
Bristol-Myers
H. J. Heinz
Greenville
Southern Oregon Timber Industries Assoc
Medford
Gerber Foods
Columbia
State Department of Health
International Aid, Inc
Spring Lake
Miss
North Bridge Baptist Church
Proctor and Gamble
Ross Laboratories
Abbot Labs
Davidson Beauty Supplies
Beltsville
Hechingers
Washington, D.C
Summerville
Prince William County
S.C
Safeway
Galliard Auditorium
Military Units Enroute For D C Cleanup
The Defense Department will send about 500 military personnel from Fort Benning and Fort Stewart to South Carolina to open roads and clear debris after a Charleston area power and road outage. Engineers will build a bridge ferry near Mount Pleasant to restore access to Isle of Palms and Sullivan Island. Senator Hollings said he worked to secure the aid.
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South Carolina
Defense Department
Carroll Campbell
Bush
Fts. Benning
Stewart
Charleston
Ft. Stewart
Mornhing
Mt. Pleasant
Isle of Palms
Sullivan Island
Williams
Fritz Hollings
D-S.c
Fans urged to donate canned goods at ACC football games
Senator Strom Thurmond calls on fans at ACC home games to donate canned foods for hurricane victims. Games listed include Clemson Duke in Durham, Navy in Chapel Hill, NC State Kent State in Raleigh, Wake Forest Rice in Winston Salem, Virginia William and Mary in Charlottesville, plus The Citadel and South Carolina State in Columbia. Hollings says Pentagon will send 300 soldiers from Ft. McPherson and place 600 on standby. Marines provide generators and water trailers for Charleston.
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ACC
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Clemson
Duke
Durham
North Carolina
Navy
Chapel Hill
North Carolina State
Kent State
Releigh
Wakeforest
Rice
Winston-Salem
Virginia
William and Mary
Charlottesville
Citadel
South Carolina State
Defense
Dick Cheney
National Security
Colin Powell
Pentagon
Ft. McPherson
South Carolina Allocates Shared Cleanup Costs After Storm
State officials outline funding for storm cleanup with a plan where South Carolina covers at least 25 percent of federal aid costs, the treasury 13 percent, and local governments the rest. FEMA estimates arrive in two weeks as officials warn of broad financial impacts and a halt to non essential capital spending.
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South Carolina
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Paul Hall
Southeast
Campbell
High Tides Threaten South Carolina Beaches
Hurricane Hugo reshaped the coast and the state warns of 7 foot tides from October 14 to 17 and November 12 to 15. Geologist Gered Lennon urges sandbag barriers as dunes vanish and seawalls disappear. Pawleys Island and Garden City face extreme erosion risk as tides could flood homes.
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South Carolina
Gered Lennon
South Carolina Coastal Council
Lennon
Garden City
Folly Beach
Hugo disaster response and tolls rise across Carolinas
Red Cross official warns of severe need as North Carolina reports 23 county damage estimates near 237 million with final totals near 500 million. In Charlotte 155000 customers lack power after Hugo hit South Carolina with 135 mph winds killing at least 33 in Caribbean and 28 in mainland U S. Residents return by boat as Army Corps builds a temporary pontoon bridge to Isle of Palms and Sullivan's Island.
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David Giroux
Red Cross
North Carolina
Charlotte
Hugo
South Carolina
U.S
Barrier Islands
Charleston
Army Corps of Engineers Oy
Isle of Palms
Sullivan’s Island
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Augusta, GA
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Cheoues
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