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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1981

Page

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SRP To Close Heavy Water Plant

The Savannah River Plant will shut its heavy water extraction facility for economy reasons. The interim shutdown saves about $10 million annually and will take roughly three months, with a spring next year decision on permanent closure. About 125 Du Pont workers affected but reassigned. no layoffs.

SRP Savannah River Plant Department of Energy du Pont James M Jim) Gaver DOE Gaver Du _ Pont

Press Trouble Delays Aiken Standard Delivery

Yesterday the Aiken Standard faced press problems due to a faulty motor control box delaying the A and B sections. C and D sections printed earlier were delivered, while readers missed some Monday news. Ten pages were added today to include delayed items, and the paper apologizes for the inconvenience.

Aiken Standard

Aiken Standard Announces Holiday Publishing Deadlines

In observance of Christmas and New Year holidays the Aiken Standard limits publishing and sets early newsroom deadlines. Offices close at noon on Dec 24 and Dec 31 with deadlines for display and classified ads shifting ahead to Dec 28, 29, 30, and Jan 4, affecting editions Dec 28 to Jan 5.

Aiken Standard

Polish authorities halt force to move 3000 miners in two mines

Poles report no use of force as nearly 3,000 coal miners remain underground in two Silesian mines amid martial law. Church sources say talks with the military council show progress though details are unclear. Reagan urges US effort to avert crackdown. Tass cites tacit muting of information and possible underground Masses by priests.

Poland Military Council Jozef Glemp Washington Reagan United States Jerzy Urban Wojciech Jaruzelski Radio Warsaw Romuald Spasowski Judas Spasowski Solidarity Silesian Tass Ziemowit Tychy Urban Warsaw Tas

Inflation Holds at 6.2 Percent as November CPI Rises

Government report shows the consumer price index advancing 0.5 percent in November keeping the yearly inflation rate near 6.2 percent. Housing costs drove the rise with a 0.4 percent gain amid higher mortgage rates while house prices fell 0.8 percent.

Washington Labor Department

Holiday charity drive boosts Valley Christmas fund

Needy families in the Valley rely on donations to the Valley Empty Stocking Fund with $17 196 raised toward a $23 000 goal. Donations can be mailed to three local box numbers or delivered to the Aiken area Salvation Army. The Jaycees collect for the Jaycee Shopping Tour held Saturday.

Graniteville Langley Clearwater Salvation Army Aiken

Milestone for Robert Phibbs includes pickup truck and upcoming wedding

Robert Phibbs reached a lifelong milestone by acquiring a pickup truck over the weekend and plans to marry high school sweetheart Laverne Cor nelison in about three weeks. When asked which event was most exciting he joked he could not choose and asked not to tell Laverne.

Robert Phibbs Phibbs Laverne Cornelison Laverne

Plan to create Fifth Area on Aiken County School Board agenda

The Aiken County School Board will hear final plans tonight for a proposed fifth administrative area, Area 5, to be carved from the Silver Bluff Zone. If approved and sent to the Legislative Delegation, Area 5 would expand the board to nine members. Also on the agenda are budget deficit remedies, an audit for 1980-81, and a November financial report with tax collection notes.

Fifth Area Silver Bluff Aiken County Aiken County Board of Education Edgefield Ave Area 5 State Budget and Control Board

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