Public sentiment on Savannah River Site raises debate on waste and reactors
Aiken County residents show mixed views on SRS waste storage and a proposed multi purpose reactor. A poll finds 73.2 percent rate SRS public relation as good to excellent while 25.6 percent support storing world spent fuel. Over 57 percent back a new reactor, 12 percent oppose, 24 percent mixed. Public interest likely to rise in 1995 bid for management contract.
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Gaver
Botsch
SRS
Savannah River
Aiken
Clinton
Aiken County
Callicott
Westinghouse
Energy Department
Aiken County Voters Surveyed in Local Poll
During the November 8 general election, 661 participants from 10 of Aiken County's 59 precincts were surveyed by USCA students under Dr. Robert E. Botsch. The 44 question poll reports a plus or minus 4 percent sampling error and reflects the views of those who participated in this non-presidential year.
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Aiken County
Aiken
USCA
Botsch
Clinton outlines 1993 budget with tax cuts and cuts plan
President Clinton cites 1993 deficit reduction, proposing a 1.612 trillion dollar FY starting Oct 1. He urges continued deficit reduction with 63 billion in tax cuts for families and education deductions, plus 144 billion in five year cuts from reorganizing agencies and trimming programs.
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Congress
Associated Press
Clinton
ACTS Aiken aids emergencies and plans capital campaign
ACTS helps with food medicine utilities bus tickets and gasoline for immediate emergencies and then connects clients to Salvation Army and other services. Founded in 1986 the agency has grown with Aiken and serves about 2,000 new indigents yearly.
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Mary
Salvation Army
Coalition To Assist
Department of Social Services
ACTS
Aiken
Newburn
Gas exposure prompts school evacuation and repair actions
A noxious gas affected staff at an old school building causing burning eyes and vomiting. The building was evacuated and staff were sent to hospital, then assessors tested for leaks and closed doors and windows to limit accumulation. Officials traced the gas to bathroom pipes with an empty drain trap and removed the drain while water tests and inspections continued.
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Maybury
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Sheriff's Department
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
McDowell
Induction tribute to Gregg highlights SC business legacy
Gregg, born 1800 in what is now West Virginia, built a jewelry and silver firm after moving to Columbia in 1824. He helped form Graniteville Company in 1846 and served Edgefield in the General Assembly before his 1857 death, leaving a hall of fame link with Strom Thurmond and William S. Hall.
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University of South Carolina
Gregg
West Virginia
Columbia
Charleston
Marina Jones
Ridge Spring
James Jones
Vaucluse
Graniteville Company
South Carolina
Edgefield
General Assembly
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