SRS Still A Major Player Energy Chief Visits Augusta
Secretary of Energy Watkins told a packed Radisson Ballroom in Augusta that Savannah River Site remains a major element of a modernized weapons complex. He outlined a new mission focusing on environmental restoration and science driven work, urging CSRA leaders to train a generation skilled in math and science to keep SRS and the region central to future nuclear activity and research.
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Public awareness program lets children feel life in a wheelchair
At St. Mary Help of Christians School 9 year old students participated in a state funded program to show daily challenges of the handicapped. Stations demonstrated disability tools such as a stuttering machine Braille typing and sign language.
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St. Mary Help of Christians School
Governor's Council On
Bonnie Squires
Squires
Matt Motyka
Hitchcock Rehabilit Center
Aiken
Hillman
Hitchcock
Christopher Brumbaugh
School Board Sued Over Student Attack at Wagener Valley High
Glen Poole, father of injured Terry Poole, sues the Aiken County Board of Education and others for failure to protect a Wagener Valley High student. The complaint alleges the district and staff failed to intervene during a May 16 hallway assault by students Gilbert and Hohney, causing head and facial injuries and extensive medical costs. The suit names principal Hammond Still, coach Robbie Randall, Wagener town, former Police Chief Ray Jordan, and others, seeking actual and punitive damages.
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Aiken County
Wagener
Ray Jordan
Tyrone Gilbert
Theodore Hohney
Gilbert
Hohney
Poole
Terry Poole
Dent
Plaints
Call to share news at local desk
Readers are invited to call 48 2311 with tips and ideas for stories at the local newsroom seeking community input and leads.
Local Names Listed for North Augusta and Nearby Areas
The notice enumerates Lloyd Gibson, Alene B Harris, Rufus Jones, Lee Lewis, Grady Livingston, Robert Moseley, Gregg Wall, Anne Withers, and others in North Augusta Graniteville Blackville Langley Salley Williston. No further context or actions are provided in the readable text.
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Lloyd Gibson
North Augusta
Alene B. Harris
Graniteville
Rufus Jones
Blackville
Lie Lee Lewis
Williston
Grady Livingston
Salley
Robert Moseley
Langley Gregg Wall
Anne Withers
Local Man Arrested On Bad Check Charges
Former Clearwater restaurant owner Don Jaccard 25 of Aiken jailed on six counts of passing worthless checks after disappearing Tuesday. Bonds set at 50228.25. He previously faced charges for bad checks and shoplifting.
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Clearwater
Aiken
Jones
Jaccard
Lynn Rucker
Aiken County
Economy Grows 0.8% in Q4 Revision
The Commerce Department reports the U.S. economy expanded at a 0.8 percent annual rate in the last quarter of 1991, boosted by stronger consumer spending and higher unsold inventories. The revision doubles prior estimates, with no inflation uptick, but concerns remain about inventory buildup and lagging growth into 1992. Unemployment figures are referenced in a broader economic section.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
United Way Leader's Departure No Cure-All
William Aramony resigns as president of United Way of America after 22 years, admitting lack of sensitivity may have fueled mismanagement concerns. Directors say resignation won’t fix all financial and perception problems, with a plan to serve until a successor is found. Local officials react with mixed views on timing and impact.
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Alexandria
William Aramony
United Way of America
United Way
Aramony
Philadelphia
Ted Moore
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Aiken
C. Dean Keaton
United Way of
Aiken County
House Passes Tax Reduction Bill Heading to Senate
The House voted 221 to 209 to pass a wage earner tax cut, facing Senate plans for a smaller bill. President Bush decried the move as terrible politics and vowed to veto any tax increase, while Democrats push aid targeted to families with children and stronger incentives for business investment.
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Senate
Bush
House
Senate Finance Committee
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
House Republican
Daugherty Loses Job in Savannah River Subcontractor Shakeup
Republican fringe presidential candidate Paul C. Daugherty of Aiken confirms he lost his job with a subcontractor at the Savannah River site. He says authority blamed him as the messenger while Skip Harrison of General Physics Corp defends the dismissal as appropriate.
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Paul C. Daugherty
Aiken
Savanna River
Daugherty
Physics Corp
Skip Harrison
General Physics Corp
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