Posner Firm To Buy Graniteville Stock Ahead Of Merger
The Graniteville Company reports a first quarter profit of $1.153 million as Southeastern Public Service Company plans to absorb Graniteville under a merger. Newco, created for the merger, will be the surviving entity, with $17.50 per share payments and a shift to Southeastern reporting.
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Securities Exchange Act
Salvation Army Store Robbed In Aiken Weekend Break-In
A break-in at the Salvation Army store 322 Gayle Dr in Aiken Friday evening stole a safe keys to the building and a crib with an unknown cash amount. Public safety director J Carroll Busbee said the theft occurred after 5 pm Friday July 13 and was discovered Saturday. No suspects identified and investigation continues.
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Aiken
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Absent minded mixup in General Sessions Court
Judge Rodney Peeples eyed the line of defendants and attorneys and ordered defendants to hold their licenses. He joked about hubcap thefts from 1978 in Florence and said he had jailed many for hubcap thefts since. The defendant pleaded guilty and denied the charge.
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Mondale Meets With Hart, Jackson at San Francisco Convention
Mondale, Hart, and Jackson met privately on Nob Hill as Cuomo electrified delegates with a vision for the party. Aides planned sessions to resolve platform differences on force abroad, justice, jobs, and peace while Cuomo emerged as a new leading figure in the race.
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Suit Filed Over DOE NPR Environmental Studies
The Energy Research Foundation filed a federal suit alleging the Department of Energy ignored the National Environmental Policy Act by not preparing environmental studies for site selection and planning of a new production reactor NPR. ERF seeks an EIS to open the process and curb politicization as sites like Savannah River Plant Idaho National Laboratory and Hanford are considered. Attorneys for the ERF and citizen groups say DOE failed to start the EIS within the proper timeframe, and a June request urged action or halt NPR work.
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SRP Cooling Pond Gets OK From Corps
The Corps issues a 404 dredge and fill permit to allow construction of a 1000 acre once through cooling lake at the Savannah River Plant for L-Reactor restart. Project costs 30 to 35 million dollars and will employ about 550 workers as site prep begins and a contractor is chosen around July 26.
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