08 Jul 1993
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1993
Page
1
In New Ellenton a budget crunch spurred free legal aid as Art Hanna named Stanley Roberts city attorney with no fees. The move follows a special May oral election and reflects ongoing financial constraints in the town government.
Arthur J. Hanna newly elected mayor of New Ellenton says recovery from the citys financial crisis is possible but time unknown. He cites unresolved questions and state cooperation as key factors while sewer bond debt drains funds and complicates other obligations. Hanna slated to be sworn in Friday after election returns.
The city swelters with temperatures in the low 100s and heat indices near 110. Local workers from Edgefield to Dallas share tactics to endure the heat, emphasizing water, rest, and salt, with several veterans noting long exposure has bred adaptation and routine.
Heat hauls profits for cooling firms as officials note demand surges despite outdoor lethargy. John Souza of Michelin Tire Co. reports backed up service due to overheated units, with air systems running at 85 percent yet needing charge ups to peak. Baskin-Robbins clerk Teresa Jones confirms crowds seeking relief, saying customers complain it’s hot but vow to return. Aiken County endures a sustained heat streak, page 3.
A reader is invited to share news ideas by calling 648 2311 as the station airs television weather updates. The note emphasizes a public tip line for tips about weather and related TV content.
Catherine Allen of Jacksonville Florida Johnnie Green of North Augusta Alvin Hall of Graniteville and Paul E Watson of Augusta named in regional notices.
The Clinton administration announced pledges from six allies to back a 3 billion privatization fund for Russia, down from an initial 4 billion proposal. Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen framed the compromise as a victory amid earlier reluctance from partners, with Japan highlighted as a key supporter at the economic summit.
DOE Savannah River Site officials say layoffs may drop to about 1,600 after 400 positions were eliminated since February. Workers face an Aug. 4 deadline to choose early retirement or voluntary separation with severance options, as the total layoff target remains 2,600 by Oct. 1.
Aiken repeats as recipient of the South Carolina Municipal Cup for populations under 25 000, awarded for a fourth year running for its Stormwater Drainage Program. City Manager Steven Thompson announced a July 24 ceremony to honor the achievement and noted the new Stormwater Utility funding.
A Wisconsin ticket won the 110 million Powerball jackpot after drawing 4 8 19 28 41 with Powerball 30. The odds were 1 in 54.9 million. Des Moines workers and a museum director were among those dreaming big as Powerball fever hit 14 states and D C.
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