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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1990

Page

5

SRS Research Park Aims to Create Jobs in New Ellenton

The city partners with Banks Mill on sewer and water work and plans to extend Banks Mill Road to U.S. 278. An initial 400 acre park site could expand by 1,200 acres with options on more land. A companion USC Aiken campus would augment academics, with the Savannah River Regional Research Authority guiding operations and funding possibilities from government and private sources.

New Ellenton Banks Mill Banks Mill Road Cedar Creek U.S. 278 Schwallie Vaut Schwalle USC Aiken Scence Savannah River Regional Research Authority Aiken County Council Carrol H. Warner Authority Schwalle Westinghouse Savannah Rivers Economic Development Partnership Aiken Edgefield Bechtel Carl Cliche Westinghouse

Cooper cites SDI progress amid defense funding shifts

Former Clemson graduate and North Augusta High School alum discusses Star Wars program funding and timing. He notes potential US Soviet cooperation while weapons stockpiles remain and predicts a viable SDI by the mid 1990s with full operation by century's end, contingent on tech progress and budget.

Soviet Union Cooper United States Congress Reagan Bush Cooper North Augusta High School Clemson University

Teens March To Protest Reactor Restart In Columbia

About 25 teens marched from the State House along Main Street to the Savannah River Site offices in Columbia to protest the planned reactor restart. They delivered letters to senators Thurmond and Hollings and carried a sign reading Hell no we wont glow.

Columbia Savannah River State House Main Street Strom Thurmond Ernest F Fritz) Hollings Genny Compton Environmentalists For A Living Earth Chernobyl Soviet Union Compton

York University Mechanical Engine Chief Negotiator

Eri York University served as the chief negotiator for the United States Defense and Space Arms program. His role focused on strategic discussions surrounding defense technology and space-related arms control.

York University U.S. Defense and Space Arms

Deputy negotiator in Geneva arms talks 1985 to 87

The record notes a figure active in high level diplomacy, serving as deputy negotiator at the Geneva arms talks from 1985 to 1987 and engaging in discussions with Soviet Union authorities during 1987 to 1989.

Soviet Union Geneva

Tougher Radiation Standards Urged Continued From Page 1A

A letter to Watkins and Sullivan urges an oversight panel with citizens DOE contractors state public health officials and independent investigators to control data type and access at DOE facilities including Savannah River Site Environmental and epidemiological research would move under HHS oversight Signatories include Greenpeace Friends of the Earth Nuclear Safety Campaign Physicians for Social Responsibility and others in broad anti nuclear advocacy networks

DOE Savannah River HHS

Heat Wave Tests City Field Crew In Summer 2001

Workers at Citizens Field endured high heat with breaks in shade and fluids like Gatorade. Tommy Brantley noted the heat plus teasing rain worsened conditions while Joey Watts said he dislikes humidity.

Citizens Field Tommy Brantley Joey Watts

Workers Begin Early Shifts to Dodge Heat

Two workers start at about 7 a.m. to complete outdoor field work while avoiding peak heat. They hope for some relief from the sizzling summer sun as the day progresses.

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