Tiger Team findings praised for Westinghouse at SRS site
DOE official Mark Silverman says Tiger Team identifies waste management water pollution control radiation release monitoring and quality assurance as improvement areas. The report says no Category 1 risks and no undue health or environmental danger. Dr. Harmon cites $62 million for drinking water upgrades $55 million for fire protection and $47 million for waste management facility housing expansions.
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Tiger Team
Mark N. Silverman
DOE
Westinghouse
WSRC
Harry D. Harmon
Harmon
Arab leaders urged action as crisis tightens around Kuwait
In Cairo an emergency Arab League summit pressed the Arab world to persuade Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait or face foreign intervention. Mubarak denounced the escalating crisis as dangerous and urged swift, united action while Saddam’s envoy claimed Kuwait would remain part of Iraq. US and allies increased air forces and naval ships to deter aggression with plans for possible large ground deployment.
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Western Alliance
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U.N. Security Council
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Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Kuwait
Mubarak
Saddam
Tarek ‘Aziz
Wesday
Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed al-Sabah
Ugly Tie Contest Opens At Aiken Mall And Gosnell Ad
The Aiken Standard invites entries for an Ugly Tie contest with ties displayed at Aiken Mall and West Side Bowery. Entries must include name address and phone number and be received by 5 p.m. Tuesday Aug 14. Staff and families are ineligible.
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West Side
Bowery
Aiken Standard
Aiken
Sumter General To Head Desert Shield News
Lt. Gen. Charles A. Horner, 53, was named to lead Desert Shield, directing air operations from the ground in Saudi Arabia. A Sumter resident since 1987, Horner is commander of the Sixth Air Force and Command Air Forces at nearby bases, with more than 4,500 flying hours and over 100 combat missions in Vietnam.
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Saudi Arabia
Charles A. Horner
U.S
Persian Gulf
Boonies
Pentagon
Davenport
Iowa
Mary Jo
Sth Air Force
Horner
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Tactical Air Command
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Gas Prices Rise as Dealers Cite Kuwait Hostilities
Dealers blame Kuwait hostilities for higher gasoline costs. Wholesalers and retailers say price jumps are needed to absorb supplier increases. Kathryn Milner of Milner Super Gas notes a 10 cent rise from suppliers, with 14 North Augusta suppliers reporting hikes.
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Kathryn S. Milner
Milner Super Gas Inc
Milner
Super Gas
North Augusta
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