Weather Partly Cloudy A Little Warmer
Partly cloudy skies give way to warmer afternoon temperatures as a regional forecast predicts a mild day. Officials urge sun protection and light planning for outdoor activities.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1990
Page
1
Partly cloudy skies give way to warmer afternoon temperatures as a regional forecast predicts a mild day. Officials urge sun protection and light planning for outdoor activities.
Aiken County woman Nancy W. Atkinson twenty four was shot to death at Coco Cabana Night Club on Sumter Street Thurs morning. An unidentified woman was injured in the scramble. no suspects yet and investigators continue.
The notice compiles death listings for individuals including M D Bryngelson of Martinez Georgia Kelvin J Dicker of Washington DC Jesse Dinkins Jr of Augusta Roosevelt Gadson of Aiken Martha Newman of Augusta Albert Perkins of Chicago St Harold Piper of Aiken Mat Poston of Pamplio Elbert Williams of Aiken M Y Williams of Aiken Ida R Wolf of Aiken Details appear on page 3B.
A Congress report shows minimal progress on safety fixes in 1990 across the U S nuclear weapons complex. As of January only 1 percent of top health and safety problems were resolved, with Savannah River Site Rocky Flats and other facilities listing dozens of issues remaining. The DOE and contractors logged 113 high risk problems still posing danger to workers or the public.
USCA students and faculty marked Earth Day with a new focus on reduce reuse and recycle. Dr Jeff Priest and others led a recycling program while a Lorax reading and a tree planting ceremony underscored concern for future generations. Jaclyn Mills joined with her mother to plant a live oak on campus.
Democrats move to push a 1991 budget package through the House Budget Committee led by Leon Panetta. The plan, backed by a Democratic majority, seeks 36 billion in domestic spending offsets, 11.5 billion in military cuts, and 13.9 billion in new taxes to meet Gramm Rudman deficit targets.
Aiken County Council delays planned increases at the county landfill for about 30 days to resolve disputes with haulers. The hold allows exploration of a method to identify out of county haulers and requires tire and garbage dealers to unify their stance in a single letter. If no solution is found the new fees face implementation and may exclude special districts and local governments using the facility. Public Works Director Alvin Bryan notes the goal is to align with neighboring rates.
DHEC official Kim Cauthen warned New Ellenton voters that long standing septic systems threaten groundwater and could trigger state action. Mayor Randy Shaw urged progress on a sewer plan as delays may raise future costs.
James Brown the Godfather of Soul is hired by the Aiken Barnwell Counties Community Action Commission on work release to counsel against drug abuse and aid the poor. He will earn 11500 a year, with no yard work, and will appear before groups in the counties served.
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