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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1983

Page

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DOE selects Wackenhut for SRP security force at Savannah River Plant

DOE picks Wackenhut Services Inc of Coral Gables Florida to provide security protection and law enforcement at SRP. Contract valued about 41 million over 30 months with transition to begin within six months and total security staff rising from 473 to 510. No jobs will be lost and 205 current security personnel may qualify for new Wackenhut positions.

Department of Energy Wackenhut Services Inc Coral Gables Fla Savannah River DOE Wackenhut SROC Clif Webb SRP Webb du Pont Company

D.C. Power Companies Lean Heavily On Nuclear

In 1987 South Carolina will generate more electricity from nuclear power than other Southeastern states. Duke Power Company, South Carolina Electric and Gas, and Carolina Light and Power will supply about 40 percent of their power to SC customers. SCE&G runs the V C Summer Nuclear Station in Jenkinsville and Carolina Light and Power runs the H B Robinson Plant at Hartsville. Duke Power ranks as the third nuclear utility in the region.

South Carolina Southeastern Duke Power Company South Carolina Electric and Gas Carolina Light and Power Company Sce&g Jenkinsville Carolina Light and Power Hartsville Duke Power

Nuclear power in South Carolina faces delays and cancellations

Aiken Standard reports Duke Power runs three nuclear units at Oconee with two more at Catawba due 1985 and 1987. The Cherokee County project was canceled after 18 percent completion due to cost, totaling about 6 billion dollars. Summer plant adjustments leave one reactor halted while a second was scrapped in design. Nuclear economics and 1970s 80s downturn limit expansion, though plans stress cheaper electricity long term.

Cecily Newton Nuclear Information South Carolina Duke Oconee Catawba Cherokee County Newton Cherokee Station Rebecca McSwain V.C. Summer Nuclear Information Center

Thurmond and Derrick Push SRP for Nuclear Reactor Site

Sen. Strom Thurmond and Rep. Butler Derrick press Energy Secretary Hodel to reconsider Idaho for a $3 to $6 billion production reactor and to evaluate SRP as an alternative site. They cite a blue ribbon panel backing SRP and stress strict environmental safeguards and defense needs. Idaho officials say environmental and management studies will take 12 to 18 months before a decision.

Strom Thurmond Butler Derrick Savannah River Energy Donald Hodel Idaho National Engineering Laboratory R S.C Cility D-S.c Thurmond Hodel Idaho Mark Goodin SRP Hanford Richland Wash Goodin South Carolina Derrick Department of Energy Nation James McClure DOE Congress

Southern Bell plans $135 million rate hike in SC

Southern Bell will file for a 135 million rate increase after a small portion of its last request was granted by the Public Service Commission. The plan calls for an 85 million rise for residential customers and 50 million for intrastate long distance use.

Columbia Southern Bell Public Service Commission Bell PSC Southern Bell South Carolina Harry R. Marsh

Inflation Grips the South in Civil War Era Prices

North Augusta reader Billy Crapps reviews a Civil War Times article detailing 1864 price surges. August costs included tomatoes two dollars per half peck, butter beans four dollars per quart, flour one dollar twenty five per pound, apples five per peck, butter four forty per pound. October saw sharp rises with sweet potatoes six dollars per bushel, butter eleven dollars per pound, flour four hundred dollars per barrel.

Billy Crapps North Augusta South

Lower Food Prices Keep Inflation Rate At Just .1 Percent In July

Wholesale prices rose only 0.1 percent in July as food costs fell for the third straight month and energy gains slowed. For seven months, wholesale prices were down 0.7 percent annualized, with meat and eggs dropping and corn crop damage shaping short term dynamics.

Washington Labor Department

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Firm SRP Security Force John Butler Orlando Butler D.C Whatley Aiken Scott Peters The Atomic Industrial Forum S.C Judy Hoffmeyer T Sheary
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