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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2000
Page
3
North Augusta Department of Public Safety investigates a mobile home fire at 530 Amos Circle. Firefighters battled heavy smoke from a rear bedroom, 36 NADPS personnel on scene. Cause under investigation with an Aiken County investigator reviewing.
The North Augusta Belvedere NAACP branch will hold a back to school Youth Council meeting Thursday August 3 at 6 30 p m at First Providence Baptist Church 315 Barton Road North Augusta. Area representatives will discuss programs and opportunities to advance area youth. For more information call 8279529.
The Savannah River Site DOE announces the Record of Decision selecting Melt-Dilute for aluminum clad spent nuclear fuels. A pilot scale L-Area facility, LEF, will be built to melt and dilute a single fuel assembly, with the LER design validated by a simulator using surrogate fuels.
The South Carolina Court of Appeals refused to overturn a jury ruling awarding Kimberly Johnson Welch 7 million dollars after her husband Marshall Welch died following back surgery at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Dr Franklin Epstein was ordered to pay 3.1 million in actual and 3.9 million in punitive damages for alleged inadequate care and use of a powerful narcotic. Epstein’s counsel argued death stemmed from an unexpected pulmonary embolism unrelated to care. An out of court settlement had been reached with Aiken Regional before trial. Dr Martin Greenberg was found blameless.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation asks residents in Aiken and five other counties to review the draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program for 2001-2005. The plan totals about 3 billion dollars in highway projects, including Pine Log Road widening and a U.S. 78 to U.S. 1 bypass. Comments are due August 18 and copies are at the Lower Savannah Council of Governments.
Bank of America announces a plan to cut 9 000 to 10 000 jobs about six percent of its workforce over the next year. The cuts target high paid positions first as the bank seeks to boost productivity and fund growth areas. South and North Carolina workers contribute about 11 percent of the 150 854 total employees. The bank expects savings of over 600 million dollars annually to finance ecommerce alliances branch internet links and new private banking offices.
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