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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1985

Page

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Calendar 28 and Classifieds

Calendar entries and classified notices from the 5B 7A section include comics on 48 and 4B Dear Abby. 4B and 18 Obituaries list local deaths and remembrance notices across the VA page 128.

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AT&T raises long distance rates in South Carolina

AT&T SC will raise long distance call rates by about 5 percent after September 18, within a state ceiling set by the Public Service Commission. B C Morrow, AT&T SVP and SC state manager, cites meeting the ceiling as the reason for the increase.

Columbia At&t South Carolina Ofciass State Public Service Commission B.C. Morrow

Chef Boy-Ar-Dee recall for metallic material prompts 37 state alert

American Home Foods recalls 39 ounce Chef Boy-Ar-Dee spaghetti and meat balls in 37 states over potential metallic material contamination. Two bottom codes identify affected cans AD165- ST-794 or AD175-EST-794. refunds available at purchase location. California and other listed states are not covered.

New York American Home Foods California Oregon Washington Montana Wyoming Nevada Utah New Mexico Arizona Colorado Idaho Hawaii Alaska

SRP Cooling Practices Face Public Support at EIS Meetings

At the Savannah River Plant EIS scoping sessions, about 20 attendees, including Karl Herde a former AEC official, voiced support for existing cooling practices and for complying with the new National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit. DOE SRP official K P Whitfield detailed reactor cooling discharges to on site streams Four Mile Creek and Pen Branch with temperatures around 145 degrees Fahrenheit and noted the river’s cooler temperatures at entry. The discussion referenced the D Area coal plant and regulatory steps issued January 1 1984.

Savannah River Eny Karl Herde Atomic Energy Commission SRP Herde South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control Department of Energy Ter Bodies K.P. Whitfield Doe-Srp Savannah Whitfield Four Mile Creek Pen Branch D-Area

Lebanon rocked by car hazardous device war and clashes

Lebanon faced a wave of attacks as two car hazardous devices exploded in Tripoli and more incidents hit Beirut. Police reported dozens affected with 23 dead and 113 injured in Beirut, while Tripoli saw fires and smoke near the homes of two Jundullah leaders amid sectarian clashes.

Beirut Lebanon Tripoli Soldiers of God Palestine Liberation Organization Jundullah Shik Rendan Naji Sheik Abdel-Karim Badawi Abu Samra Lebannon

Teachers Begin Busiest Time Of The Year In Aiken County

The new school year starts as teachers attend in service and faculty meetings to set schedules and assign duties. Veterans upgrade certificates and plan activities while elementary teachers prepare classrooms with welcoming materials and early lessons.

Cobb Aiken County Larry Aldrich Aiken Elementary School Ers Aldrich Betty Coward Aiken

U.S. economy shows weak 1.1 percent growth in first half

Government data show GNP rose 1.1 percent annual pace through the first six months, revised up slightly from 1.7 percent. Analysts expect a weak second half with exports and inventory restocking fueling only a modest rebound amid a rising trade deficit and strong dollar.

Washington Reagan U.S Commerce Department GNP

Weekend expanded sports coverage to start October 8

The newspaper announces expanded sports coverage on Sundays beginning October 8, with extensive color features and late breaking updates planned through Sunday.

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