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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1985

Page

3

South Carolina Seeks Nuclear Waste Compact Deadline

Gov. Dick Riley warns Congress on a regional low level waste compact and sets a 1986 deadline to stop out of region waste at Barnwell if the pact stalls. He says South Carolina may close the Barnwell site or the out of state waste flow. The plan includes states from the Southeast and faces Senate and House resistance.

Columbia Congress South Carolina Dick Riley Barnwell Chem- Nuclear Services Inc Riley Chem Nuclear Services Inc North Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Virginia Michael Lowe Palmetto Alliance Lowe

Hollings Debates Abortion Fee at Statehouse Hearing

U S Senator Ernest Hollings fought anti abortion lobbyists at a Columbia public hearing on abortion policy. Wayne Mitchell of Project Life and South Carolina Citizens for Life argued for limits while Hollings said theologians could not decide when life begins and rejected charges of endorsing murder. Mitchell cited biblical views and thanked Strom Thurmond and Floyd Spence for backing pro life positions asking Hollings where the men of principle stand.

Beaufort South Carolina Columbia U.S Ernest Hollings Wayne Mitchell Statehouse Mitchell Project Life Citizens For Life Congress Hollings St. Thomas Aquinas Strom Thurmond Floyd Spence

Ma Barker Shootout Recalled at Lake Weir Hideout

In Oklawaha Florida locals recount the 1935 FBI siege that killed Ma Barker and Fred Barker at their Lake Weir residence. The Barker Karpis gang linked to multiple crimes, with residents recalling gunfire, the 1500 bullets fired, and a posthumous fascination as reenactments and tours are planned.

Oklawaha Fla Lake Weir Blackburns Kate Ma’’ Barker Fred Barker-Karpis FBI Barker J. Edgar Hoover Marion County Barkers Willie Woodberry Lady Lake Ma Barker Woodberry Chamber Alvin Creepy Karpis Harry Campbell Ocala Harold Martin F.L. McGehee Edward Bremer St. Paul Midwest Fred Barker Campbell Harry Scott Scott Laurie Hoover Meg Katy Chicago Doc Florida Ole Joe Joy Postle-Blackstone Orlando North Carolina George Albright Sr Albright

Russell reports to center to begin eight year sentence

Rodney J. Russell reported to the Midlands Reception and Evaluation Center in Columbia to begin an eight year prison term for third degree criminal sexual assault. He pleaded guilty in December after being charged in April with assault of a 19 year old Lexington County woman. He will be moved to MacDougall Youth Correction Center by midweek.

Columbia Rodney J. Russell Midlands Norma Russell Russell Lexington County Sam McCuen State Department of Corrections MacDougall Berkeley County Howard Ballenger Donald V. Myers Myers

WAKN Hosts Leukemia Radio A Thon

WAKN radio will host the 1985 Fight Leukemia Radio A Thon on Jan 21-22. Listeners call in pledges to fight leukemia with prizes and giveaways during the two day broadcast. Local celebrities will speak to support area leukemia patients.

WAKN Leukemia Radio-A-Thon Wakn Radio

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