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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1984

Page

2

Nuclear outlook rosy despite cuts and layoffs study says

A government manpower study by the Energy Department finds a still strong technical outlook for the nuclear industry despite plant cancellations and standstills. Employment rose from 281,300 in 1961 to 288,700 in 1983, with gains in reactor maintenance design and weapons work, while uranium and construction jobs declined.

Washington Norman Seltzer Energy Department Seltzer NRC Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S

Anderson judge denies castration request for rapist

Circuit Court Judge C Victor Pyle Jr denied the chemical castration bid by 27 year old Roscoe Brown of Anderson and ordered him to find a surgeon. He also gave two accomplices the option of castration or 30 years in prison.

Anderson C. Victor Pyle Jr Roscoe Brown Pyle Brown

Waynesboro Quiet As Curfew Imposed For Second Night

Waynesboro Georgia remains quiet under a second overnight curfew after 24 hours of unrest sparked by a black man's death in police custody. Authorities say a preliminary autopsy found heat exhaustion as the cause after a failed run in muggy heat. black leaders and the man's wife urged peace.

Waynesboro

South Carolina man arrested near GOP convention site

In Dallas a 32 year old Charleston man was detained for disorderly conduct after swimming in a city fountain and shouting obscenities near the Republican National Convention. He wore only a small fur covering and faced a 233 dollar bond.

Dallas South Carolina Richard Michael Dunlany Charleston Bob Knowles Dallas County Dunlany Knowles

Poll finds near half of Americans own guns

In a Media General AP survey of 1,243 adults, 44 percent say they keep a gun at home for crime protection while 55 percent do not. 13 percent have burglar alarms. Fear of going out after dark varies by age race income and gender, with older, lower income, and less educated groups more fearful.

New York General-Associated Press

Woodstock anniversary concert echoes Bethel spirit

Richie Havens joined Joan Baez and Donovan for a Bethel anniversary concert at Caldwell College drawing nearly 5 000 on a sloping lawn. Donovan called it a celebration while Havens said the spirit never left as fans sang 1960s tunes amid comparisons to Woodstock. Brian Wilson and two Beach Boys associates were arrested at the Republican National Convention site on trespass charges after being found at a restricted area without credentials.

Richie Havens Joan Baez Donovan Bethel N.Y Havens Caldwell College Brian Wilson Wilson Beach Boys Los Angeles Bob Knowles Dallas Henry Ackers

Aiken Standard Office Hours Set in Rutland Drive

The Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m on weekdays Monday through Friday.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive

Reagan Says Democratic Tax Hike Talk Is Knee-Jerk

President Reagan in Cincinnati and Decatur assails Mondale Ferraro tax plans as knee-jerk, claiming Democratic leaders would raise taxes and curb growth. He contrasts Mondale’s middle American image with his own, calling Glenn a true American hero and criticizing the Left Stuff vs Right Stuff contrast.

Cincinna Reagan Mondale Batteit Ra West Win Cincinnati Ohio John Glenn Tom Wolfe Glenn Geraldine Ferraro Decatur Ill

Convention Timing Right According To Lee Atwater

Lee Atwater, Reagan re election political director and former Aiken resident, says the Republican National Convention comes at the right time to portray Reagan as a strong leader and exploit perceived Democratic disarray. He notes aims to project calm decisive leadership while Mondale faces criticism for perceived lack of resolve.

Dallas Reagan Lee Atwater Aiken Atwater America Strom Thurmond R-S.c South Carolina Walter Mondale Mondale

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