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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1988
Page
11
A three day forecast predicts mostly sunny days with cool nights. Highs reach the mid 60s, lows around the upper 20s to lower 30s. Mountains Midlands and beaches expect clear skies tonight with frosts inland and light variable winds, tomorrow turning sunnier and warmer with mid 60s highs.
The labor force stayed nearly unchanged from August to October with 116 million Americans employed in November, 62.6 percent of those 16 or older. Janet L. Norwood cited record highs in both unemployment and employment figures. Factory jobs rose 71,000 in November, with 99,000 more in October, lifting total factory employment by 425,000 in the past year, concentrated in a few industries. Manufacturing overtime averaged four hours weekly, signaling a booming sector.
Soviet hijacking report details a cargo plane taken from an unnamed Soviet airport in the Caucasus region. The aircraft was en route to Israel with five hostages noted by Cypriot officials and Israeli authorities. Ben-Gurion Airport mobilized emergency teams as the saga unfolds with updates from Soviet and Israeli sources.
Community members in Augusta urged officials to shut down Savannah River while praising NPR control agreements and SRP safety measures. Critics attacked waste handling and reactor safety, while supporters cited jobs and economic impact and noted Rep. Doug Barnard’s backing.
Residents of The House on Pipe Line Road struggle as rent falls $550 monthly behind, totaling $1,770 debt. Founders Jen Nell Gadsden and Eula Johnson appeal seven day community challenge, seeking donations and repairs while coordinating with Job Service and local agencies to aid residents including teens and adults pursuing schooling and employment.
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