DOE seeks public input on L-Reactor EIS at Savannah River
The Department of Energy will prepare an expedited environmental impact statement for the renovated L-Reactor at the Savannah River Plant and asks agencies organizations and the public to submit information to shape the EIS scope. Scoping meetings in Aiken Beaufort Augusta and Savannah the week of Aug 1 accept written or oral comments through Aug 10.
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Department of Energy
Savannah River
DOE
Aiken
Beaufort
Augusta
Savannah
M.J. Sires
Health, Safety and Environment
U.S. Department of Energy
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Diane Toole Reflects On Miss South Carolina Era And New Life
Diane Toole, Miss South Carolina 1979, now 22, recalls pageant life and the shift from shy contestant to confident adult. She balances college studies at USC Aiken with ballet, teaches gymnastics ballet, and recently got engaged to Charlie Miller of Aiken.
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Kalmia Hill
Diane Toole
South Carolina
Diane
Crown
Gasper Loren Toole III
Aiken
Converse College
Spartanburg
Converse
Usc-Aiken
Usc-A
Augusta Ballet
Ron Colton
Charles
North Augusta Elementary faces rotten floors collapse risks
At a School Facility Advisory Committee tour of the 76 year old North Augusta Elementary main building on Georgia Avenue, rotting floors leaking ceilings and water damage were seen. Principal Eddie T. Watkins Jr. praised teachers and principals for keeping students safe amid the deterioration.
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North Augusta
Shirley N. Johnson
Georgia Avenue
Eddie T. Watkins Jr
Jack Chavous
Belvedere
Watkins
Daniel J. Bills
Facilities Committee
Bills
Aiken Standard Sponsors Seniors Trip to Abbeville Opera House
The Aiken Standard plans a one day seniors trip on Sunday Aug 14 to Greenwood and Abbeville featuring gardens lunch and a 3 pm matinee of The Odd Couple at the Abbeville Opera House. Cost is 24 per person with 40 seats. Advance paid reservations through 124 Rutland Drive required.
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Aiken
Trinity Episcopal Church
Opera House
Neil Simon
Ron Hale
Roger Coleridge
Ryan
Hope
Jim Thigpen
Ruthie Harris
Abbeville
Rutland Drive
Savannah
Newsman Reynolds Dies After Illness at 59
Washington ABC News anchor Frank Reynolds died at 12 40 a m after a long illness. Viral hepatitis was the immediate cause with multiple myeloma a secondary factor. He had been absent since mid April from World News Tonight. Reynolds led coverage of major political events and helped launch Nightline.
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Washington
Frank Reynolds
ABC News
Reynolds
Elise Adde
ABC
U.S
Nightline
Textile Pride Is New Theme for Industry Boost
Ray Shockley, executive vice president of AMTI, promotes a positive view of the textile sector amid a Reagan era boost. He cites a 20 year productivity record, high quality output, and community contributions while noting government import curbs aid domestic manufacturers.
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Washington, D.C
Ray Shockley
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Shockley
Reagan
AMTI
S.C. Textile Manufacturers Association
James Chapman
South Carolina
Inman Mills
Atmi Press
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