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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1995

Page

3

DSS set to switch to electronic benefits and expand offices

Dr Griswold will stay until James T Clark of Florida takes over as director. Ms Key aims to finish a solid management team, improve public communication, and implement welfare reforms. By June 1 DSS will move to EBT, issuing cards with PINs. A North Augusta branch is planned to serve western county residents. The 1410 Park Ave building in Aiken will be renovated to fix desk shortages and add electrical capacity.

Griswold James T. Clark Florida DSS Key North Augusta Ms. Key Park Ave. S.E Aiken

Glitch Annexation Move Clears 7 2 Vote

City commissioners approved a motion to require annexation with a zoning condition. The plan may push development to the county with a parking area leased to Wal-Mart if the condition holds. The 7 2 vote saw Betty Phoenix and Ronny Bolton opposing. recommendation moves to the Aiken City Council.

Commission Lucy Knowles Dennis Wal-Mart Betty Phoenix Ronny Bolton Ted Hammond McDonald Law Charlotte Raiford Reilly Hammond Owen Sheetz Buzz Jackson Knowles Aiken City

SRS targets 1200 to 1300 workers to start DWPF operations

The site aims for 1200 to 1300 workers to commence DWPF work with staffing stabilizing at about 900 once normal operations begin. Phase four should finish in months, with continual glass pouring starting December this year or January 1996. DOE awaits Grumbly’s signature on the Record of Decision to complete NEPA/EIS requirements.

Glenn Thomas Grumbly NEPA EIS Energy Department SRS Brian Costner Energy Research Foundation DOE DOE Stud

Consumer prices rise 2.7 percent in 1994

The Labor Department reports 1994 inflation at 2.7 percent marking the fourth straight year of modest gains across most sectors. The Consumer Price Index rose 0.2 percent in December, signaling a positive year end.

Washington Labor Department

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