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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1971

Page

3

Nuclear Fuel Plant Near Barnwell Moves To Ground Preparation

Ground preparation at the Barnwell Nuclear Plant site will begin this month after a building permit is issued by the AEC. Allied-Gulf Nuclear Services plans a 1700 acre site seven miles west of Barnwell adjacent to Savannah River Plant. Construction starts this summer with operation slated for early 1974 and an eventual license to operate after construction. The $80 million plant will recover uranium and plutonium from spent fuels. Allied-Gulf is a 50 50 partnership between Allied Chemical Nuclear Products Inc and Gulf General Atomic Inc, subsidiaries of Allied Chemical Corp and Gulf Oil Corp.

Barnwell AEC Division of Materials Licensing Robert C. Blair Aiken Blair Alled-Gulf Nuclear Services Savannah River Allied-Gulf Allied Chemical Nuclear Products Inc Gulf General Atomic Inc Allied Chemical Corp Gulf Oil Corp

IRS Tax Questions Answered for Local Taxpayers

IRS column answers common tax questions including dependents for born child moving expense deductions and underpayment penalties. It explains tests for dependents, moving cost rules with Publication 521, how to reduce penalties by filing Form 1040ES, and dates for household employer and farmer filings.

U.S. Internal Revenue Service IRS

Arsenic Residues in Poultry Decline Yet Violations Remain High

Federal officials report a steady fall in illegal organic arsenic residues in poultry samples from 1968 to 1969, with 27.5 percent then 17 percent of tests showing excess levels. Officials note no clear human health risk and cite ongoing violations higher than other additives.

Washington CADP Agriculture Department Associated Press

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