07 Aug 1992
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1992
Page
1
The U S unemployment rate fell to 7.7 percent in July as payroll jobs rose by 198 000. Analysts caution the gain was boosted by a temporary federal youth work program, with about 60 000 of the jobs tied to that initiative.
Front page color not available today due to technical problems with the Page 1 color press unit. The Aiken Standard is working to fix the issue and apologizes for the inconvenience.
Washington DOE weighs Savannah River Site and four others to host a new nuclear trigger factory. The project aims to replace the Golden, Colorado plutonium plant, with a 10 year build. Cost estimates shift from 6 to 10 billion dollars, later pared.
A panel of state and federal environmental officials held a hearing on the 90 million Consolidated Incineration Facility at the Savannah River Site. They noted minimal public opposition, with a permit possible by late fall, and discussed feed rate limits, disposal restrictions, and emission controls for handling liquids, sludges, and hazardous wastes from weapons materials production.
About 60 Rollingwood Road residents urged City Council to reject a 30 foot easement for a six foot stormwater line and oppose routing the work through backyards. They warned trees and homes along the Kalma Hill basin would face disruption as costs could rise from 800000 to about 4 million. City officials stressed the plan aims to reduce flooding across Laurens Street to Vaucluse Road.
Local readers are invited to call 648-2811 with news tips or story ideas for possible coverage. The message emphasizes direct community input and open line for reporting opportunities.
Cecelia Bush Aiken Anna Chance Augusta Thomas Franklin Anderson Robert Garrett Philadelphia Rosetta Hill Leesville Lillie Holley New Ellenton Rufus L Jones North Augusta Gladys Newman Camden Harry L Peacock Blackville These names appear to mark a community roster or acknowledgment in a regional newspaper listing. They represent residents across several South Carolina towns.
Aiken County deputy and a female escort were charged with disorderly conduct after an Augusta police officer said the incident stemmed from a clash of attitudes. Lt. Sammy McIntosh, who is running for Aiken County Clerk of Court, said the officer believed the prostitute rather than the police account.
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