Researchers Track History Of SRS Emissions
Independent researchers led by Dr. John E. Till began sifting through decades of records at the Savannah River Site to reconstruct history of radioactive and chemical releases. Till said access to government facility records marks an unprecedented step as his team processes over 28 000 boxes across four site buildings and logs findings into a database.
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Savannah River
John E. Till
Radio
Apes Assessments Corporation
Department of Energy
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SRS
Radisson Riverfront Hotel
Clinton Team Finding Place In Government
President Clinton begins his term amid welcome handshakes and the slow start of a new administration. Bush holdovers and civil servants run day to day as Clinton seeks direction with Cabinet picks Aspin Christopher and Bentsen already confirmed and others awaiting Senate action.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
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Oval Office
George Bush
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Les Aspin
Warren Christopher
Treasury
Lloyd Bentsen
Senate
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Shepherd Finds Potential For County Savings
Aiken County Administrator William Shepherd released a government efficiency study claiming potential first year savings over 300000 if adopted by the County Council. The report covers most departments and aims to boost future service efficiency without staff cuts or reduced services.
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William Shepherd
Shepherd
Council
Aiken Declares Shiloh Springs Water Safe After EPA Review
DHEC confirmed Shiloh Springs, the city of Aiken’s long standing water source since 1911, is viable following a year of testing for contamination. The spring yields about 1.5 million gallons daily and sits eight feet underground on Shiloh Heights Road.
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S.C
LeDuc
Shiloh Springs
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Shiloh Heights
PSC Delays Vale Water System Sale to Aiken
The South Carolina Public Service Commission will not rule on transferring Vale Water System to Aiken until at least next week after over three hours of testimony. The sale, approved last summer for 140000, faced objections from Vale residents and may hinge on annexation agreements.
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Vale
Aiken
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Vale Water Company
Jerry P. Davidion
Davidian
Steven T. Thompson
Classifieds Comics and Puzzles Note
Compact section highlights include Crossword clues Cryptoquote and a quirky os themed note. Debuts and puzzles appear alongside ads and brief comic strips for reader engagement.
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Saveat Sueny
Local Front Notes on Horoscope and TV Listings
A brief Omaha style page item invites readers to share tips and ideas via the horoscope column and local TV listings. It mentions sections including obituaries opinions sports and weather with contact prompts.
Local Names Listed for Page 3B Details
The snippet lists individuals including Johnsie T Bradley Aiken Ernest Charley Blackville Mary Hodge Sumter pepe O Quattlebaum Aiken Mabel Ramey Greenville Joseph A Tice Jr Clearwater Erby O Youngblood Aiken with directions to see Page 3B for full details.
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Aiken
Ernest Charley
Blackville
Mary Hodge
Sumterpepe
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Mabel Ramey
Greenville
Joseph A. Tice Jr
Clearwater
Erby
Youngblood
Video Poker Restrictions Challenged In Aiken Lawsuit
Video poker operators sue the city of Aiken challenging hours 12 midnight to 8 am and a new rule requiring patrons to be at least 18. The suit targets Aiken County and neighboring cities North Augusta and Aiken for similar ordinances. The filing is by Gregory P. Harlow with Connell Amusements represented by Harte Harts and Harlow.
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Aiken County
North Augusta
Gregory P. Harlow
Harte, Harts and Harlow
Connell Amusements
Larry Eubanks
Bo Glover
Harlow
Aiken Child Added To List Of Deaths In Foster Care
An Aiken child, 1 year old Keena White, is listed as the fourth death from abuse in foster care between October 1991 and January 1992 in South Carolina. Coroner Sue Townsend calls the death a homicide as officials consider further criminal investigation of the foster care system in Aiken.
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South Carolina
Keena White
Charlotte
N.C
Observer
Aiken County
Sue Townsend
Barbara Morgan
Department of Social Services Office
John Bell
Clarissa Bell
Krystal Scurry
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