13 Jan 1993
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1993
Page
1
DOE aims to clean up the nuclear weapons complex by 2019 across 13 sites in 12 states. A massive infusion of new technology and external industry is needed by the mid-1990s to 2005 to accelerate progress. Estimated total cost around $200 billion.
At Hanford Richland Washington the cleanup of nuclear debris has boosted local employment to more than 16000 with scientists environmentalists and cleanup workers flocking to the area. The shift comes after the shutdown of the last Hanford reactor and amid lawsuits over radiation and waste handling.
The Bush administration weighs immediate military action against Iraq over noncompliance with U N demands. Secretary Eagleburger notes the United States is poised while officials say timing and scale remain undecided as Baghdad resists U N checks.
Aiken County roads chief Alvin Bryan says over 900 miles of dirt roads are affected by heavy rains with 800 in bad condition. Several roads remain closed tonight while crews of 45 workers with nine graders and five backhoes press to open more routes in hope of relief.
A fragmented newspaper page highlights Perrys classifieds 8B Crossword 7B Cryptoquote and a Mae front section with obituaries opinions and weather notes. The tone mirrors a late edition page with mixed sections and sparse readable headings.
Aiken County experiences clouds and heavy rain affecting mood says Dr. David Steiner of Carolina Psychiatric Associates in Aiken While no studies prove weather changes mood he believes adverse weather increases irritability for many people in the area
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Obituary brief lists Margaret H. Addie of Gloverville Allen J. Borum of Wrens Ga Joseph Green of Barnwell Joshua Jones of Williston John Paige of Jacksonville Fla Oscar C. Phillips of McIntyre Ga Lillie Bell Scott of Aiken and Hattie H. Walton of Augusta with burial or service details pending in local notices.
Aiken County Board of Education edges toward resolution on a FCA meetings policy after a briefing by board attorney William Burkhalter. He described talks with two FCA representatives and said FCA counsel David Ratchford will study the policy's fine points.
A board member questions policy impact on clubs as Burkhalter confirms administrator Ratchford is comfortable. Comptroller Larry Clark warns of a bleak budget picture for 1993-94 based on proposed allocations.
Sen. Strom Thurmond is awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in a White House surprise ceremony for his national security work and long public service. President Bush cited Thurmond's contributions while noting other notable recipients include Marian Anderson and Neil Armstrong.
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