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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1979

Page

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Greene Reprimanded by Aiken County Council Controversy

Aiken County Council reprimanded L C Greene at a meeting in a bid to address nepotism and other policy concerns. A majority letter described as constructive criticism was presented by chairman at large Carroll H Warner, with no firing motion made. The nepotism issue centers on Greene’s son in law Terry Bowman’s hiring as public works assistant, a matter Warner says requires interpretation and possible future policy clarifications.

Aiken L.C. Greene Aiken County Carrol H. Warner Greene Warner Council Marvin E. Dunbar Medwell Hill Mim Woodring Walter C. Guy Fay Hatcher John H. Pound Ralph F. Cullinan Homer L. McGee Terry Bowman Bowman

Even Foes Support Tax Concept Face Doubts on Bill 2346

The article describes House Bill 2346 to end double taxation, with proponents like Rep. Marshall Cain and skeptics such as Aiken County officials. It notes concerns about cost and staffing to implement the bill, potential annexation effects, and anticipated amendments before final action next year.

Rep Marshall Cain R-Aiken Belvedere North Augusta Cain Huff House Judiciary Committee Jean Toal D-Columbia Aiken County Frieda Mackie) Walker Walker Sheriff's Department

Cold Shutdown Of Reactor Nears As Danger Lessens

In Harrisburg authorities push toward a cold shutdown of Three Mile Island's reactor core as the worst fears subside. NRC chief Harold Denton warns cooling could fail. officials report hydrogen bubble eliminated. Gov. Thornburgh notes continued radius safety, schools closed, and residents returning. Congress weighs long term health effects while cleanup and possible permanent closure loom.

Harrisburg Three Mile Island Harold Denton Nuclear Regulatory Commission Dick Thornburgh Civil Defense Congress White House National Security Council Denton Susquehanna River Robert Benero NRC Thornburgh Pennsylvania

Have You Heard A LSP quip on a frog and wedding gifts

City notes include Al Ellis promising action against a Jackson mosquito problem and a Laurens Street Philosopher quip about funeral relatives. another line hints at Aiken style horse training. Harry Busbee calls Springfield the home of the Governor's Frog Jumping Contest and top frog breeders.

al Ellis Jackson Aiken Harry Busbee Springfield

Mosquito Outbreak Prompts Fogging in Aiken County

In Aiken County and the city of Aiken residents report a floodwater mosquito surge with 200 complaint calls in four days. Officials plan fogging over three nights to cover the city, aided by a county machine and follow up spraying after initial treatment.

Aiken County LeRoy Parker Parker Aiken Jackson Johnson

USC A Women Ink Burdette To Grant See Page

A brief note indicates USC A women ink Burdette to grant a request, with further details to appear on the page. The item appears among pages labeled Aiken County Today and related sections including Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Sports Television Weather.

Aiken County Today Dear Abby

Plutonium Missing Ten Days At Savannah River Plant

A five gram vial of plutonium 238 vanished for ten days during a May accountability check at SRP. FBI traced the error to an employee who placed the vial in the wrong location. the worker was terminated. Plutonium 238 posed no radiation threat. plutonium 239 is used for weapons.

Savannah River David M. Peek Department of Energy SRP Peek FBI

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Thomas Huff S.C California Tammy Wilson Enid Laurens Street LSP Kathryn Smith USC Ink Burdette
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