T he Georgia primary didn't settle anything for Republicans in key races as they now face a runoff election in a month for the U.S. Senate and secretary of state offices. In the most visible race - for U.S. Senate - the war is now.

SRS Manager says he regrets actions Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 9 p.m. Looking back, Savannah River Site Manager Mario Fiori wished he had stayed out of his daughter's summer employment with a plant contractor and spared himself and his family a federal investigation.

Jail to get new bars Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 9 p.m. The company that built a steel window bar that was cut by hacksaw blades in less than four minutes will manufacture new bars for the Columbia County Detention Center's 32 newest cells, County Administrator Steve Szablewski said Wednesday.

Making 'em feel right at home Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 8 p.m. The coach of the Norwegian Olympic rowing team had a problem. He wanted to make sure that his athletes got good bread - bread like they were accustomed to eating in Norway - while they were in Augusta for training. So for weeks the Sunshine Bakery has been mixing wheat and rye and experimenting with yeast, sourdough and wheat kernels to get it just right for the Scandinavian rowing team expected in Augusta this month.

Crowds flock to opening of Wal-Mart superstore Web-posted July 10 at 9:20 p.m.   They can finally catch a breath, but the work has only just begun for employees at Wal-Mart Store 1293. The monster 197,000-square-foot supercenter opened Wednesday morning at Deans Bridge Road and Bobby Jones Expressway.

Table tennis takes national spotlight Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 11 p.m. Olympic table tennis gets some national exposure this morning. Augusta's Jim Butler will appear today on the Regis and Kathy Lee Show. On Saturday, the U.S. Olympic Table Tennis team will square off against Romania and Holland in a local exhibition match.

All's not well with front-running Braves Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 9 p.m. ATLANTA - For the Atlanta Braves, it's like starting all over again. A first half that ended with two straight victories and the most wins in the major leagues won't mean anything tonight when the Braves open the second half of the season against the Florida Marlins at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.

U.S. boxers plan surprise Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 9 p.m. Antonio Tarver looks around the stuffy gym and sees the improvement, little by little, day after day. He sees young men - kids, really - written off by the experts but training feverishly to prove those experts wrong. He sees veterans like himself and super heavyweight Lawrence Clay-Bey sweating and straining to live up to international reputations.

Savannah Sand Gnats set back Jackets Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 11 p.m. Before 1,563 fans at Lake Olmstead Stadium, the Jackets were mastered by Sand Gnats starter Carl South (3-4). After making 23 relief appearances, the Roswell, Ga., native tossed shutout ball for six innings in his first start of the year, allowing four hits while walking three and fanning seven.

Cybershopping requires care Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 7 p.m. Consumers are increasingly using the Internet to shop. It's cybershopping, point-and-click commerce. But it's also a new frontier for fraud.

WebTV lets you be a couch potato again Web-posted July 10, 1996 at 9 p.m. NEW YORK - A new company has rolled out a low-cost device to browse the Internet's World Wide Web, blasting in front of computer industry veterans who have talked about the idea for months but not delivered. The company has overcome a major hurdle by making Web pages look good on a TV screen,