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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1982

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Children ask for jobs and money as Christmas lone hope

Children across the country tell Santa of hard times and wish for work for their fathers or money to help families. Some request simple needs like an umbrella or a ham, while others imagine houses or a chain saw. Santa and shop Santas note widespread awareness of unemployment and pared-down lists.

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Reagan predicts 1983 upturn despite unemployment concerns

President Reagan says 1983 will bring a definite upturn though unemployment may not improve much. He hails final passage of a nickel-a-gallon federal gasoline tax increase to fund highway and transit programs, with 170,000 construction jobs expected. tax takes effect April 1 as the 97th Congress adjourns for Christmas.

Washington Reagan White House Senate

Storms Hit The Midwest See Page 3A

Severe weather storms sweep across the Midwest with possible damage and delays. Officials warn residents to seek shelter and monitor updates as crews assess affected communities and power outages.

Navy Narrows Disposal Options for Defueled Sub Reactors

The Navy identifies three sites for disposing of reactor compartments from decommissioned submarines, including Savannah River Plant in Georgia, Hanford in Washington, and an ocean option. The draft environmental impact statement notes no site is favored, cost ranges from 6 to 7.2 million dollars per compartment, and sea disposal would need EPA approval while land burial involves river shipping and deep earth barriers.

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