08 Feb 1994
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1994
Page
1
Community members and officials dispute whether a criminal mind exists and how to define it. Aiken safety chief J Carrol Busbee and Judge Rodney Peeples offer views, suggesting mindsets emerge from environment and actions rather than being innate.
Judge Peeples cites lack of infrastructure and substance abuse as factors shaping a deviant mindset in Aiken County youths. He says he has no preconceived guilt, while Robert Newburn argues there is no inherent predisposition to crime.
SCETV presents South Carolina's Watch on Washington Cracking Down on Crime live from Washington D C tonight from 8 to 9 p m viewers may call toll free with questions to Rep Butler Derrick Rep Arthur Ravenel Jr and Senators Strom Thurmond and Fritz Hollings.
Fifteen representatives of veterans organizations are named to advise Aiken County’s six member search panel reviewing candidates for the Veterans Affairs officer. The panel will consider Roberta L. Starks along with two runners up, with interviews set for Monday and Wednesday.
The 1995 DOE budget request shows a total $18.8 billion, down $500 million from 1994, with environmental management funding rising by over $100 million. Savannah River Site would get at least $743.6 million for cleanup and $921 million for defense programs, per Rep. Derrick, aiming to keep cleanup on schedule and fund future technology transfer to create jobs.
The Aiken-Edgefield Economic Development Partnership asks Savannah River Site contractors to reinvest 10 percent of fees in local communities. The resolution, approved January 20, targets long term CSRA gains and is being sent to Aiken County Council, the Legislative Delegation, Gov. Camp, and Energy Secretary Hazel.
The plan specifies cleaning the Heavy Water Component Test Reactor and decommissioning the Separations Engineering Development at the 232 F Tritium facility and the Beta Gamma Incinerator. It notes anticipated workforce reductions at the site.
Aiken County records one of the largest population increases in South Carolina as migrants from Rust Belt and Northeast areas move south for warmer climate and lower living costs. Growth reaches 6.3 percent for the county, with Aiken town up 12.9 percent in 1990-92, while Simp sonville leads at 13.4 percent.
An unreadable classified line appears as a Dear Abby note and Erma Bombe in a calendar section. The fragment shows personal guidance columns and a reference to two column names.
A note invites readers to call 648-2311 with news tips. Names listed include James Homer Brown of Graniteville Ruth Brown of Aiken Jack Louis Chavous of Belvedere James Holsonback of Lexington and Lillian Brown Scott of Vaucluse.
Linda Bolton an 18 year old from Whangarei New Zealand arrived Jan 6 at USC Aiken as a Rotary District Scholar. She notes cultural differences including lighting switches and language variety as she adjusts to campus life.
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