23 Aug 1988
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1988
Page
1
Uncle Sam will receive about 100000 of a widow’s estate while Kentucky gets 30000 after four year legal fight over inheritance taxes. The agreement splits the funds between the state and the U.S. Bureau of Public Debt as the national debt stands at about 2.5 trillion and grows roughly 100000 every 21 seconds.
In Marion North Carolina Duffey 11 Matthew 6 and Pepper 7staged a Bible verse display at school opening. Duffey was suspended for placing the Bible in the principal face and telling him to go to hell leading to a tension at the gate as parents looked on.
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers and a low in the low 70s. Tomorrow remains cloudy with a 20 percent chance of thundershowers and a high in the low 90s. Details on Page 6A.
The notice lists deaths of Martha W Boatwright Augusta Mack Bryant Graniteville Joe W Crowe Spartanburg Daniel T Marchant Graniteville Thelma P McGrath Atlanta Georgia B McKie Belvedere Gerald A Morgan Greenville Emily Mortis Williston Winston W Ramsey Clemson Mack Reed Salley John H Turner Gloverville details on Page 6A
DOE safety advisors found the P Reactor at Savannah River Plant never unsafe during recent technical difficulties. A three man subcommittee said the reactor was under control and backed upgrades to operating procedures.
DOE officials expect heavy public review before construction of the NPR at SRP. Legal challenges may target the EIS process covering socioeconomic and environmental impacts and the permits for air and water quality. Critics will press hearings next fall or early next year as the plan advances.
SANTA BARBARA Calif The White House says President Reagan will sign the trade bill today before 1000 plus on a Long Beach pier chosen for its overseas trade role. Long Beach port shipped 60.6 million metric tons last year, the most on the West Coast. Boyd Bentsen said the administration resisted the plan, calling it protectionist in parts, while Reagan had vetoed it earlier over 60 day employee notice provisions and other features.
Aiken County schools reported 22 009 students on the first day of school with many more anticipated after Labor Day as family vacations delay arrival. Superintendent Dr Joseph Brooks noted three year growth of 200 300 students annually.
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