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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1996
Page
1
The Aiken Standard reports Aiken Regional Medical Center aims to open a new open heart unit on February 1. The series reviews steps hospital staff are taking to finalize the Heart Center.
Duke Power Co. says it will consider using government plutonium instead of uranium as fuel, but has not committed. Officials met in Washington with Energy Department leaders and other utilities to discuss possibilities. Plutonium, highly radioactive, is a major component of nuclear weapons.
In Santa Monica California sources say O J Simpson will be deposed Monday in civil suits over the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The deposition date was kept secret by a judge but confirmed by anonymous sources.
Obituary notices for Thelma Milledge Gilbert Ekic Osteen Neil Jones Elizabeth Mathes Aiken Paul McLane Wagoner Cleveland Williams Aiken and Lugenia Lloyd Williams Aiken appear on page 7A in Philadelphia and Aiken sections detailing recent deaths and basic biographical identifiers.
DOE reported the F-Canyon chemical separations facility at the Savannah River Site passed an operational readiness review conducted January 8 to 16, with eight minor findings deemed readily correctable. WSRC to issue corrective action plan before a restart order can be issued. officials emphasize sufficient technical expertise to safely manage the facility.
About 50 to 60 men from diverse denominations gathered Friday in Aiken to form the Aiken Men of Integrity. They seek to cross racial and denominational lines, unite as one body, and pray for God's kingdom to come in Aiken. The group envisions leaders who move from gathering to assembly and shift theology toward a broader divine purpose.
President Clinton will declare America at the dawn of an age of possibility with a strong economy low unemployment and decreasing crime in his forthcoming State of the Union address. He will urge Congress to accept a deal locking in more than 700 billion dollars in savings while deferring Medicare and other disputes until after the November election.
eR Senkowsky resigns after a brief tenure as director of Downtown Aiken Development. Board members praise her leadership while noting she will pursue another job, possibly at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Attempts to reach her for comment were unsuccessful.
State Sen. Maggie Glover appealed the revocation of her driver's license arguing that the Revenue Department rather than Public Safety should handle the action. Circuit Judge Charles Whetstone rejected most points in a two hour hearing, with a final ruling pending. Glover, a Florence Democrat, had lost her license Oct. 9 after a Fairfax traffic stop and subsequent penalties. The case centers on which agency has authority amid government restructuring and conflicting laws.
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