Six New Workers Join Newspaper Staff
The newspaper hires six new staffers this summer five in news and one in sports Becky Brasington Judy Hoffmeyer Cathy Hughes Clay Owen Greg Wilson join the news team Sheryl McAlister becomes the new sports writer The group brings strong academic records and prior journalism experience with ties to Converse Furman UNC and Columbia College
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Becky Brasington
Judy Hoffmeyer
Cathy Hughes
Clay Owen
Greg Wilson
Sheryl McAlister
Converse College
Converse
Charlotte Observer
Asheville
N.C
Becky
Furman University
Furman
Judy
South Carolina Press Association
Alexandria
University of North Carolina
the Messenger
Madison
Asheville Citizen
North
University of South Carolina
Clay
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Kent
Canterbury
Greg
Dede Biles
Columbia
Sheryl
Columbia College
Romanian Refugees Seek New Life in U S After Treis Kirken
Lianna Calatean and her husband John fled Romania with two children, endured a refugee camp in Treis Kirken, and arrived in the United States after sponsorship by the Rev. Chip Angel. They settled in Aiken and face language barriers while seeking passports for their children. Tax-deductible donations support their transition through South Africa Baptist Church.
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Communist Party
Lianna
Treis Kirken
John
Calateans
U.S
Chip Angel
South Africn
Angel
George
Georgianna
Romania
DWPF plan outlines sludge containment and canister storage
The DWPF will decontaminate and remove salt from sludge, mix salt with cement, and bury it. Sludge will be vitrified into glass canisters for underground storage, with about 500 canisters yearly for 15 years, then 190 annually. Construction may start in 1983 if approved, with budgets ranging from 30 to 75 million dollars and a peak workforce of 2000.
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Hindman
Washington State
Nevada
Tion
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
SRP under scrutiny over waste disposal and mercury seepage
The SRP site near Jackson faces aging seepage basins and Mercury in surface streams. DOE seeks 30 million dollars for cleanup though the projects are low priority. The M-300 basin discharges 340000 gallons daily into a Carolina Bay and endangers the Mddendorf aquifer over a decade.
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Congress
U.S. Department of Energy
du Pont
U.S
SRP
S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
Steve Wright
Wright
DOE
Jackson
Carolina Bay
Middendorf
DHEC
Jim Ferguson
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