Aiken Standard to Publish Nuclear Waste Series
The Aiken Standard will run a four part series on nuclear waste concerns affecting the Savannah River Plant in Aiken County and facilities in Barnwell County. Staff reporter Thurmond Whatley has researched the issues and the series begins Monday and Tuesday.
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Aiken County Rebuilds Power After Winter Storm
Most power is restored in Aiken County after a winter storm. Fewer than 500 residents remain without service mainly in Horse Creek Valley as linemen toil. Utilities report progress at SC Electric and Gas and Cablevision with crews operating through the week and schooling back in session.
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Powerless residents seek warmth as lights fail
Bill Nightingale III describes sitting in a bathtub ringed with 18 candles after two days without power in Arkenites. A local restaurant patron complains about candlelight and dark rooms while Dr. James Suhrer notes a tree in the backyard with a split personality near the outage.
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Brown Lung Settlement Reached With Graniteville Worker
Phillip Smith a former Graniteville Company employee and Ward resident became the 14th recipient under the South Carolina Workmans Compensation Act to settle a byssinosis brown lung claim. He pursued a $40000 claim against Graniteville, which employs about 8000 in Aiken County, alleging disability from brown lung contracted while in the weave room. Graniteville denies illness tied to employment and disputes disability from work conditions.
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Posthumous Award Honors Mike Harvey
Aiken County Police Officer of the Year could not accept the honor as he died in the line of duty. Harold Michael Harvey was posthumously cited for heroism at Graniteville Exchange Club ceremonies. His wife Susan could not attend. a representative accepted the award for her. Harvey died Jan 26 1978 while fighting a house fire with the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
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Milledge Yonn
Carter urges consumer activism to fight inflation
The Carter administration calls for direct public involvement in inflation fights urging shoppers to question steep price hikes. Alfred Kahn promotes consumer boycotts where justified as January wholesale prices signal retail trends to come. Treasury hints at possible 1981 tax cuts while Blumenthal warns against delaying this year.
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Greene Starts Budget Process In Aiken County
Aiken County begins the 1979-80 budget cycle with a meeting of department heads and administrator L C Greene. He outlines a six year capital plan funded by a $10 000 grant with $2 900 matching funds and a March 8 deadline for budget requests.
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