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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1984

Page

3

No Radioactive Steel Found In State

South Carolina reports no slightly radioactive steel entering the state. DHEC cites Nuclear Regulatory Commission notification that four western states found cobalt 60 contaminated steel. Autry notes readings 2 to 6 millirems per hour, not highly dangerous, as investigation continues and shipments into South Carolina aren’t monitored without specific data. A New York case showed a scrapped cobalt 60 medical device, detected before broader transport.

Columbia South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C Virgil Autry DHEC Cific Autry New York

Band Director Jim Kitchings Retires After 31-Year Career

Jim Bimbo Kitchings, longtime Kennedy Middle School and South Aiken High School band director, retires after 31 years in Aiken County schools. He taught instrumental music, plans private trumpet teaching, and serves as secretary treasurer of the Augusta Musicians' Union. He and his wife Peggy will pursue boating and sailing hobbies.

Jim Kitchings Jim Bimbo) Kitchings Kennedy Middle School South Aiken High School Kitchings Aiken Augusta Musicians’ Union Peggy

Guilty Plea Delays Sentencing in Aiken Case

Aiken man Lawrence L. Strong was found guilty in General Sessions Court of carrying a pistol on Christmas night, with sentencing delayed by Second Circuit Judge Rodney A. Peeples. In a separate matter, 17 year old Dean Thomas Abbott and three others faced multiple housebreaking and larceny counts across Aiken Edgefield and Richmond Counties, with Abbott receiving consecutive up to six year terms under the Youthful Offenders Act and $900 restitution.

Aiken General Sessions Rodney A. Peeples Lawrence L. Strong Edgefield Richmond Dean Thomas Abbott North Augusta

Area Five Meets in Executive Session at Silver Bluff High

The Area 5 Advisory Council will hold a special called meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Silver Bluff High School library. After opening, the council will enter executive session to hear student appeals.

Area 5 Advisory Council Silver Bluff High School

Explorers Post Plans Meeting At South Aiken Church

An organizational meeting for a new Explorers Post will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. at South Aiken Presbyterian Church. Leaders are James Pope and Joe Wilson from Aiken High School. Open to girls and boys aged 14 to 20. Any interested youth may attend for more information.

South Aiken Presbyterian Church Aiken High School James Pope Joe Wilson

Energy assistance certificates released by state agency

State Division of Economic Community releases 86,415 energy tickets worth 8,810,221.50 dollars for heating aid. Payments are based on applications filed in October and November.

State Division of Economic Cpunity

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