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06 Dec 1983
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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1983
Page
1
Moore Sees Riley Education Plan Near House Defeat
Sen. Tommy Moore warned Gov. Richard Riley’s $200 million education package teeters on defeat in the House Ways and Means Committee. He criticized bypassing legislative process and urged a timely Assembly decision at the January session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Riley
Tommy Moore
Richard Riley
House
Ways and Means
Aiken
Wakin
Gov
Sen. Moore
Daiken County
General Assembly
SRP Plans Fifth Reactor Control Room Simulator
Savannah River Plant adds an eighth million dollar fifth reactor control room not attached to a reactor. The $8.3 million simulator, due mid 1985, trains operators and duplicates every control and device in SRP reactor rooms. Research associate Kris Gimmy notes retirements drive the purchase as much as three quarters of the staff may retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah River Plant
Kris Gimmy
Savannah River Laboratory
Gimmy
Link-Singer Company
the Link Company
SRP
Aiken Man Injured When Air Compressor Explodes
An Aiken man, Van Lanham of 1331 Congress Dr, suffered a partial leg amputation when an air compressor exploded last night. EMS arrived at 10:26 p.m. at Talmadge Hospital where officials reported uncertain condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lanham
Congress Dr
Harvey Jay
Talmadge Hospital
Talmadge
Jay
Sleeping bag shopper wins first Texas Instruments 99/4A
Aiken K-Mart sold out 20 units of the TI 99/4A at 49 dollars after opening at 9 a.m. Monday. Robert Hebbard camped in front of the store overnight to secure the first unit, aided by Blue Laws delaying Sunday opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hebbard
K-Mart
Hebbard
Thurmond Whatley
Aien
K*mart
Texas Instruments
Kmart
Greg Poetz
Blackville
Aiken K-Mart
Aiken’s K-Mart
Poetz
Joe Stout
Gladys Owen
Joan Poore
Rain Ends as Cold Front Follows with Clear Night Ahead
Clearing skies arrive tonight as cooler air moves in. Lows dip into the 30s with winds to 20 mph. Tomorrow looks sunny with a mid 50s high. Details on Page 6A.
Martintown Road Placed Five Lanes by North Augusta Vote
North Augusta City Council approved a 5 to 1 decision to expand Martintown Road to five lanes from Georgia Avenue to beyond I 20 in a 3.5 million project. The plan, debated by about 30 residents, aims to relieve traffic though opponents fear commercialization and lower property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Martintown Road
Georgia Avenue
I-20
Thomas W. Greene
S.C
A.W. Sullivan
George Nelson
Nelson
Fran Butterworth
Officials clash over Savannah River flow for Augusta hydro plant
State Reps. Huff and Anderson oppose the proposed Augusta hydroelectric project citing a 2000 cfs flow needed to keep navigation and aesthetics along the Augusta Canal, while city engineers say 500 cfs suffices most of the year. The $18 million plant aims to generate 60 million in profits over 20 years as Augusta seeks an FERC permit with comments due next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah River
Augusta
Thomas Huff
North Augusta
Joe Anderson
Edgefield
Augusta Canal
Essary
S.C. Water Resources Commission
Jorge Jiminez
South Carolina
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Sue Lordh remarks on cobwebs as Halloween decor
Sue Lordh claims the cobwebs in her house are remnants of Halloween decorations. With December arriving she contemplates adding tinsel to reinterpret them as part of holiday decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Lordh
Three County Groups Urge Help for Needy Families This Holiday
Aiken Jaycees Salvation Army and Valley Empty Stocking Fund unite to raise funds for Christmas food checks toys gifts and year round programs. The Salvation Army seeks 33000 via mail and kettles to aid in December and beyond. Jaycees host a December 17 shopping tour at Wal Mart with campaign runs through December 16. Valley Empty Stocking Fund notes 12000 raised last year and lists three local mailing addresses for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Jaycees
Salvation Army
Valley Empty Stocking Fund
Salvation
P.O
Aiken
Jaycees
Wal-Mart
P.O. Box
The
Clearwater
Langley
Graniteville
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Gov. Riley
Three
Moore Aiken
By Thurmond Whatley
Aiken Man
eCsie
Julian
Tex) Dendy
Judy Gordon
Washington Road
Martintown
Thomas Greene
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