13 Jan 1989
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1989
Page
1
USC announces adjustments to coaching staff as Morrison reshapes the program. Details indicate focusing on recruitment, training approaches, and game plan strategies for future competitions.
Governor Campbell announced SC and Aiken County posted a record 3.7 billion in capital investments for 1988, with Aiken County totaling 423275 and Richland leading at 728000. The year would create more than 19 000 jobs, marking a five year high and a shift toward capital investment industries.
Cloudy skies with rain likely today and tonight. High near 60, low around 40. Saturday mostly cloudy and cooler with a high near 50 and a low in the upper 30s. Details on Page.
Obituary notices name Janet R. Abney Herma Amaden Robert E. Clark Osivia S. Holley Wagener Mary W. May Greenwood Lumachia P. Williams Columbia George H. Woodl Wilson Fairfax and Gloverne with details continued on Page SA.
A White House report requests Congress upgrade DOE weapons facilities nationwide and designates the Savannah River Plant as a possible recipient of work now at Rocky Flats Mound and FMPC. It urges repairs to three idled SRP reactors and construction of a new multibillion dollar nuclear production reactor at SRP. The plant is cited as crucial for tritium production and overall weapons materials output.
A draft DOE summary says a linear accelerator could cheaply and quickly produce tritium with less waste than reactors. The plan, from Brookhaven Los Alamos and Westinghouse Hanford scientists, faces maturity and licensing hurdles and may not be ready for 10 to 12 years.
West German parents fear Savannah River Plant publicity may cancel planned Aiken Bamberg student exchanges. German teacher Arthur Lader expects at least 12 of 20 visitors to come next spring despite fears. Officials and locals reassure Bamberg families while an official decision nears.
The owner of a lot at the bottom of Kalmia Hill, 3314 Augusta Rd, faces annexation rules that could bar a planned used car lot. City Attorney James M. Holly warned that residential zoning after annexation would erase any pre existing non conforming use. Adams, who lives in the county, says he plans to operate the lot from his home despite the annexation petition filed in late.
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