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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1990
Page
7
City residents and officials clash over a proposed sewer project with Mayor Shaw urging growth while opponents warn of high bills and health risks. The council certified election results as part of the meeting.
Detroit AP reports IRS Commissioner John Goldberg says many taxpayers and 120000 IRS staff share frustration with complex forms. He praises electronic filing for faster processing and fewer errors, as deadline nears, while urging simpler tax rules and clearer guidance.
Councilman Cavanaugh urged ACTS and HRSEA to collaborate to serve the community. After a council meeting the groups discussed programs. ACTS said it would pursue its own solution rather than align with HRSEA. Cavanaugh and Councilwoman Clyburn volunteer as mediators hoping for agreement to ease the problem.
Barton told the committee that besides his business license he pays about 1000 dollars annually to dump debris from home renovation and building projects into the landfill. He said licensing is the best way to separate the responsible contractors from unscrupulous operators.
The Langley landfill increases fees with out-of-state waste up from 3 to 6 dollars per cubic yard and other waste from 1.75 to 2.50 dollars. Tire charges jump, 1 cent to 65 cents per tire, trucks from 25 cents to 1.50 and tractors from 50 cents to 4 dollars. Nearby counties in South Carolina and Georgia show tougher rules and higher charges for out-of-state waste and tires.
The committee chairman stated discussions with Westinghouse underscored the importance of the reactors emergency core cooling system and earthquake detectors. It recommended DOE consider both assessment methodology and issues like operations, plant availability, and investment protection to guide future decisions.
Budapest reflects on Jozsef Antall and the Hungary Democratic Forum as the party frames its traditionalist, nationalistic stance. Antall, amid post election gains, vows to speak for millions, including Hungarians in neighboring states, while facing regional scrutiny and economic reform pressures.
A nationwide Gallup Poll shows 73 percent of consumers favor health warnings on alcoholic beverages and 40 percent back a ban on alcohol advertising. Six in ten respondents think warning labels would reduce American consumption, while 36 percent see no effect.
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