22 Apr 1991
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1991
Page
1
A 16 year old boy hijacked a city trolley during Friday morning rush, riding as a passenger for over two hours until the car collided with another vehicle at a switch point. He was arrested and no riders were injured. T
Notices list the deaths of Clyde Anderson Augusta Dr. Travis Chappell Jr Myrtle Beach Ruby Kalbfleisch Granitevile Janie Peterson Trenton Robert James Statford North Augusta with details referenced on page 3B.
General H Norman Schwarzkopf arrives at MacDill Air Force Base greeted by about 500 people. He says troops will remain in the Persian Gulf under Central Command and urges continued support while planning retirement and possible new ventures.
Ebasco vice president Dr Robert Iotti argues the heavy water cooled reactor for the Savannah River Site offers superior safety versatility and economy versus a high temperature gas cooled or light water reactor. He says NPR will be the safest reactor built with active and passive safety features enabling a walk away capability and automated shutdowns. DeFrancis and Costello note NPR budget about 4.3 billion with potential design and construction savings.
A labor-backed study by Citizens for Tax Justice finds middle income families pay about one third more of their earnings in state and local taxes than the wealthy. The report, noting only Vermont and Delaware have slight progressivity, criticizes overreliance on sales taxes and urges greater use of income taxes.
More than 50 volunteers from Masermaniter Stean and Richmond County Department of Recreation and Parks planted 50 trees in Bell Terrace Park Augusta to restore a barren area damaged by construction. James S. Moore of Westinghouse Savannah River Co voiced the value of green space as part of a week-long environmental awareness program with the theme Natural Resources: A Legacy for the Future.
Edward Kennedy Smith the Palm Beach photographer says he receives endless calls about the Kennedy name. He is a Black 38 year old who lives with his wife Joan and mother Rose in a modest West Palm Beach apartment. He denies any relation to the senatorial Kennedy clan and asks flustered callers to stop.
The Energy Department weighing two near identical plants to process nuclear materials at Savannah River Site and elsewhere. A draft impact statement says one plant would be built at SRS regardless of reactor site, with decision due by December and online by 2000. The plan includes Replacement Extraction and Purification Facility at SRS to extract tritium from irradiated targets, supporting the nation’s tritium needs.
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