29 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1998
Page
1
Meteorologist Matt Parker of the Savannah River Site Weather Center says 1998 was highly active with an early El Nino bringing rain, a hot dry summer, and tornadoes in May. Hurricanes Georges and Mitch caused widespread destruction, while La Nina later suggested a drier, warmer winter and potential cold outbreaks.
Death notices list Eugene Conrad of Martinez Georgia B B Dixon of Augusta Lena B Guyton of Monetta Plincy T Holley of Aiken Cora Jean Mizell of North Augusta Willie Newsome of Augusta Myrtis C Petersen of Belvedere This page 2B notice aggregates obituaries for several residents with brief identifiers.
The Ga lottery Monday results show Cash 3 Midday 9 78 and Cash 3 Evening 09 2. Fantasy 6 numbers listed as 212 20 21 31.
President Clinton asserts Social Security payments will not be disrupted by Y2K glitches. Experts caution that 25 percent of agencies and businesses remain unprepared, with government and corporate leaders lacking top priority on the issue.
Rep. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, the lone Republican opposing one impeachment article, says he could back censure only after a full Senate trial. He would join 13 House prosecutors if a trial proceeds, arguing the president lied under oath and obstructed justice.
The Energy Department proposes melting aluminum-clad fuel assemblies at the Savannah River Site and diluting highly enriched uranium with low enriched uranium to render it unusable for weapons. Waste would stay at SRS until a federal storage site opens, possibly Yucca Mountain. Construction could begin in 2000, creating 400 jobs during build and about 100 ongoing positions for existing SRS staff.
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