S C Senate Approves School Election Plan
The South Carolina Senate gave final approval to a single member district plan for Aiken County Board of Education. The bill, passed Feb 19 by the Aiken County Delegation, calls for all nine seats to be elected at one time. The delegation approved it unanimously with one technical vacancy filling amendment.
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Wagener
Charlie Widener
Widener
Marvin Baughman
S.C
Charles R. Sharpe
R-Wagener
Aiken County
Carrol Warner
Robert Childs
Obituaries for Epps Adams Hickson Williams and Wright
Death notices list Epps J Adams of North Augusta John Hickson of New Ellenton Smart Williams of Aiken and Olivia B Wright of Aiken with full details continued on Page 8A.
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Epps J. Adams
North Augusta
John Hickson
New Ellenton
Smart Williams
Aiken
Olivia B. Wright
Tower Report Faults Reagan Unaware of Iran Arms Policy
The Tower Commission found President Reagan unaware of how the Iran arms for hostages policy was carried out and its consequences. It faulted his administration for a chaotic NSC run operation and questioned accountability while noting Reagan’s intention to free hostages.
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Reagan
Tower Commission
National Security Council
Iran
White House
Donald Regan
Lebanon
United States
National Security
John Poindexter
CIA
William Casey
George Shultz
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Ronald Reagan
Environmental Delays Push SRP Cooling Tower Project
The Savannah River Plant cooling tower plan for C and K reactors faces a one year delay as state and federal agencies review environmental impacts. DOE now targets October for the final Environmental Impact Statement, after public hearings in April. Costs: once through about 109 million, recirculating about 153 million. Heh.
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Savannah River
U.S. Department of Energy
William E. Wisenbaker
DOE
SRP
S.c. Department
U.S. factory orders plunge as durable goods fall
U.S. durable goods orders dropped 7.5 percent in January the steepest decline in seven years. Excluding defense the civilian drop was 9.9 percent. Energy Dept predicts oil production will fall in 1987 despite price stability. Dow ends up as oil stocks slip.
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Energy Department
Commerce Department
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