SRS Incinerator Discussed at Savannah River Site
A Savannah River Site waste official says plans to incinerate millions of hazardous wastes on the site are the right move. DOE and Westinghouse managers discuss the facility to burn low level liquid wastes under EPA and state permits. Critics question environmental impacts while DOE touts no significant effects and a 1995 completion target.
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Savannah River
Mike Brennan
Westinghouse
Department of Energy
Environmental Protection Agency
Statet of Health and Environmental Control
Mike O'Rear
DOE
O'Rear
Columbia
Energy Research Foundation
Preventing STDs May Slow AIDS Spread At Conference
Amsterdam reports new studies show avoiding gonorrhea and syphilis could dramatically slow AIDS transmission. The AIDS conference drew over 10,000 researchers and doctors. Elizabeth Taylor criticized President Bush for inaction, while experts urged reordering spending to curb the epidemic.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Bush
International Confence
Fed Chief Faces Grilling on Economy Outlook
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan faces congressional questions on a slowing economy with unemployment near eight percent and stagnant industrial production and retail sales. Analysts fear a stall in the 1992 recovery while Greenspan signals cautious policy moves to bolster growth amid political pressure from President Bush and ongoing criticism of delayed rate cuts.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
Bush
Congress
Fed
David Jones
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co
Bridge Calendar Classifieds and News Tip Line
A reader note invites tips and story ideas and provides a contact number 648 2311 for the bridge calendar classifieds and comics and general newsroom tips. The message emphasizes submitting items through the listed phone line for possible publication.
Local names listed for community know-alls in Waynesboro
Charlie Green W W Green Jr Gaston James H Johnson Waynesboro Ga John L Johnson Walker W Va Carmen Kersh listed in reader notice of possible local residents and business associates.
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Charlie Green
W.W. Green Jr
Gaston James H. Johnson
Waynesboro
John L. Johnson
Walker
W. Va
Carmen Kersh
Rabin Meets With Mubarak in Cairo Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin arrived in Cairo for private talks with Hosni Mubarak aimed at reviving peace negotiations with Egypt. The summit, the first between leaders in six years, followed Rabin's Jerusalem discussions with James Baker and signaled a potential shift in regional diplomacy.
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Cairo
Yitzhak Rabin
Hosni Mubarak
Ig Mubarak
Rabin
Kabbah
Egypt
Mubarak
Yitzhak Shamir
Israel
Jerusalem
James A. Baker III
Ben Ari
Atef Sedki
Cairo International Airport
Aiken Standard vegetable contest ends tomorrow
The Aiken Standard invites all nonemployee gardeners to bring prize squash and tomatoes to the reception desk by 5 30 p m Wednesday for weighing and judging. First prize is 100 dollars, second 50 dollars, third 25. The event takes place at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Aiken Standard
Newpaper
Rutland Drive
State agencies brace for layoff and service cuts
State agencies face layoffs and service reductions after a 65 million revenue shortfall. The Budget and Control Board will set 1991 92 cuts after receiving comptroller forecasts by August 18. Officials warn of up to a 4 percent reduction, with mental health and social services among affected areas.
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Columbia
State Budget and Control Board
Fred Sheheen
Commission On Higher Education
Worl
Joseph J. Bevilacqua
Sam Griswold
Department of Social Services
Griswold
Wis-Tv
Department of Mental Reardation
Lois Mole
Mole
Robert Stewart
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Carl Langley
Soas
The
World Health Organization
Neceaat Otk Betes Roy Sararise
Elizabeth Taylor
American Foundation For Aids Research
Mullins
South Carolina
Amman
Associ
Ted Press
Stewart
Agriculture Department
Violet Gabriel
Les Tindal
Couuget
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