BNFP funding faces cut as Carter omits budget aid
President Carter excludes funds for BNFP R and D in fiscal 1980, threatening Barnwell operations beyond Oct 1 if Congress does not override. AGNS seeks $11.8 million while SRP modernization and defense projects receive allocations. Potential shutdown costs and storage use are noted amid broader nuclear program funding.
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Carter Presses Inflation Fight In State Of The Union
President Carter attends to inflation urgency as Congress praises his restraint in a lean budget. He will address Congress and a national TV audience at 9 p.m. EST outlining measures to cool prices, defend NATO pledges, SALT talks, and fiscal priorities including welfare, wage insurance, and local relief.
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Aiken Rotary Club notes on executive company
The Gear newsletter quotes the Aiken Rotary Club on how a good executive is judged by the company he keeps highlighting solvent associations and perspectives on local officials and the county jail versus Sheriff Grant's motel.
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Wilson Files To Run For Magistrate
Graniteville police officer Woodrow R. Wilson has filed to run in the Langley magisterial election set for February. The Langley resident and 18 year law enforcement veteran aims to fill the seat left by the late Lester L. Chitty who died January 7. Earlier filing came from Sidney Chuck Jones of Langley. Filings are processed at Bell and Surasky law offices on Highway 421 in Langley.
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Chuck) Jones
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Porn Display Outlawed In Aiken City Council Vote
The second reading of a pornography ordinance drew a full house at the Aiken City Council meeting. Only the title and description were read due to explicit content. The city will enforce via public reporting and notify stores and theaters. court costs if challenged were discussed.
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Fire damages four units at Colony Court Apartments North Augusta
A early morning fire at Colony Court Apartments on Buena Vista Avenue in North Augusta damaged four of six units. Firefighters arrived around 3:30 a.m. and stayed past 7 a.m. Cause believed electrical. three firefighters lightly injured. No residents harmed. Also a break in at Mildred Gordon home in Belvedere with a .38 pistol and coins stolen.
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Cain Pushes 5 Percent State Reserve Fund Ratification
Rep. C Marshall Cain of Aiken urged ratification of a 5 percent state reserve fund law at a public meeting. He co sponsors a bill to ratify a constitutional amendment voters approved last November and said two thirds of each house must approve future appropriations. He also backs broad reforms to state insurance laws and a plan to eliminate double taxation by aligning city and county levies in Aiken County.
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