Clean Water Beneath Planned Nuclear Waste Site
A two year USGS study from 1986 to 1987 found that a proposed nuclear waste processing facility sits above clean groundwater. The report notes two buried clay masses south of the site blocking deeper reservoirs, while northward groundwater flow remains unimpeded. The study, Water Resources Investigations Report 88 4221, is available at the USGS office in Columbia.
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US. Geological Survey
Water Resources Investigations
U.S. Geological Survey
Columbia
General Sessions Court Opens Monday in Aiken County
General Sessions Court is scheduled to begin at 9 30 a m Monday at the Aiken County Judicial Center located at Park Avenue and Chesterfield Street Judge Rodney A Peeples will preside as the court convenes for its second week of sessions in Aiken County.
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Aiken County General Sessions Court
Rodney A. Peeples
Aiken County
North Augusta Chamber Banquet Set With SBA Official Speaker
The Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce will host its annual banquet on Friday January 25 at 7 45 p m with a cash bar at 7 The speaker is Mitchell F Crusto assistant deputy administrator for finance investment and procurement with the Small Business Administration in Washington D C Crusto will discuss SBA programs on small business loan guarantees venture capital surety bonding and disaster relief The North Augusta Citizen of the Year will be named by last year’s recipient Sally Bigger Retiring President George Nelson will commend retiring directors and Sasser will introduce new members Tickets are 25 and available by calling the Chamber office 279 2823.
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Greater North
North Augusta
Sally Bigger
Tonally
George Nelson
Sasser
Todd Named To Youth Post In Second Circuit Office
The Second Circuit Solicitor's Office announces Brenda K. Todd as director of the Juvenile Arbitration program and Barbara R. Morgan as director of the program. Morgan was appointed to fill the unexpired term of the former solicitor, Robert Harte.
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Second Circuit Solicitor’s Office
Brenda K. Todd
Progrem
Eceptant Soulte
Allen, Bambergen
Ascal Bs Song
Barbara R. Morgan
Ms. Morgan
Campbell
Second Circuit
Robert Harte
Winners Announced In Camellia Show
The Aiken Camellia Show, presented by the Aiken Camellia Club, continues today from 1 to 6 pm with awards led by Best Bloom in Show to Mr. and Mrs. O. Mizzell of Elloree. Top winners include Ida Mae Holley for Creativity Arrangement, Lib Scot for Tri-Color Arrangement, and P. A. Dahlen's entries for Best Seedling and Best Reticulata.
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Mately
Aiken Camelia
Aiken Camellia Club
Admis
Ida Mae Holley
Country Gardeners
Lib Scot
Cereus Chub
Les Clut County Gardeners Cab
O. Mizzell
Elloree
Park Hill
Arcs Connor Jr
Ala Jr
Orangeburg
Joe Austin
4 Oaks
N.C
Eden Bower
Clara
Fred Hahn
Charlotte
Margaret Davis
Alfred Bissell
Aiken
Tn J Patton
Lugoff
P.A. Dahlen
Frank Houser
Harold Paige
Aiken Camellia Show Concludes At USC Aiken
The 36th annual Aiken Camellia Show ends today at the Student Activities Center USC Aiken. Winners include Best Bloom Open by John Klett Aiken and Best Tray of Five by Jim Pinkerton Lugoff with multiple varieties and runners up named.
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Scott Webster
Alice Weems
USC Aiken
Aiken
Jim Pinkerton
Lugoff
Joe ‘Austin
N.C
Bush
Diddy
Federal Retirees Await Refunds After Judge Ruling
Thousands of South Carolina federal retirees may receive refunds following Circuit Judge Sidney Floyd on Friday ruling that state tax must refund portions of pensions taxed at unequal rates. The decision could affect as many as 61,000 civil service and military retirees with refunds varying by income, up to about 6 000 dollars for high earners.
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Conway
South Carolina
Sidney Floyd
Commonen Oon
Floyd
Michigan
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri
Arizona
Connell
Helpin Hands Children’s Home Eyes 1990 Expansion
Aiken’s Helping Hands Children’s Home reports 1989 as a strong year with 259 emergency care children housed and $134,000 in state and federal support. Plans for 1990 include a permanent boys’ home next to the current shelter, a new volunteer program, and an Independent Living program teaching daily living skills to youths ages 13 to 18.
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Acto Juanita
Hands
FEMA
Thomas L. Moore
D-Clearwater
Helping Hands
United Way
Shel
Ter
Mrs. New
Aiken
Children Must Have Social Security Numbers
The piece notes a 1969 change requiring dependent children over age two to have SS numbers and be listed on tax returns. It cites Stewart in Aiken and urges early action with form S-5, offering a 1-800 number for applications and stating cards are typically issued within two weeks.
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Faraly
Stewart
Aiken
Social Security
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Youth Post
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Teeny Gove Oe Connell
Shelter
Ginny Southworth
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