Officials Mum On Takeover Plan
South Carolina officials say they are not ready to judge Waste Management Inc.’s bid to take over Chem-Nuclear Systems Inc., which runs the Barnwell County low level radioactive waste site. The plan to acquire 53 percent of Chem-Nuclear faces lawsuits from both firms and could impact the state’s nuclear waste policy.
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South Carolina
Waste Management Inc
Oak Brook
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Chem-Nuclear Systems Inc
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Barnwell County
Richard W
Dick) Riley
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Chem-Nuclear
WMI
Nucla Voters Decide On Nuclear Waste Dump Question
Residents of Nucla Colorado head to the polls to vote on a referendum about inviting a low level radioactive waste dump. The ballot asks if they favor bringing new industry from Chem Nuclear Systems Inc despite local awareness of the company's business.
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Nucla
Colo
Chem-Nuclear Systems
Two Winthrop Officials Resign in Wake of President's Departure
Winthrop College in Rock Hill sees two top administrators retire amid President Charles Vail's resignation to become a distinguished professor. Mary Littlejohn, 64, vice president for student affairs, plans to retire August 12, and Connie Lee, 51, vice president for development, resigns today.
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Rock Hill
Winthrop College
Charles Vail
Mary Littlejohn
Son hurt in bid to save father at plant
In Columbia an attempt to rescue his father from a fatal high voltage charge left 23 year old John Cotton critically burned. He was hospitalized at the Medical University of South Carolina after Bert Cotton 53 of Camden died at Consolidated Systems Inc. plant.
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Columbia
Charleston
John Cotton
Camden
Medical University of South Carolina
Cathy Rogers
Cotton
Consolidated Systems Inc
Bert Cotton
Daniel Spent More To Get Nomination
Mike Daniel spent 356853 to win the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor, more than triple opponent Tom Turnipseed. Turnipseed, who lost the June 22 runoff, spent under 100000. David McInnis spent 154396, with about 40000 in billboard in kind contributions. Robert Wasson spent 24821. fifth candidate David Peeler had not filed by the deadline. Daniel reported 297641 in contributions from individuals and firms. Turnipseed had 44988. Daniel borrowed 55000, Turnipseed borrowed 25000 plus 21000 from personal funds.
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Columbia
Mike Daniel
Tom Turnipseed
State Ethics Commission
Daniel
Turnipseed
David McInnis
Robert Wasson
David Peeler
Investment Returns Decrease State Budget Deficit
South Carolina reports a record 51 million dollars in investment earnings for the halted fiscal year. Treasurer Grady L. Patterson says high yields cushion a near 15 million dollar shortfall and help balance books for 1981 82. He credits robust investment results and sound cash management.
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South Carolina
Grady L. Patterson
Patterson
General Fund
Treasury
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