23 Jul 1993
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1993
Page
1
North Augusta reports uncertainty will mark the Savannah River Site's future at least through 1994 as final decisions loom on major cleanup plans. Officials outlined a range of issues from land use and landfill study to employment levels, roadmaps for cleanup, and disposition of excess and spent fuel, within the SRS Development Plan draft.
Des Moines residents celebrate partial restoration of water service after floods knock out the city water plant amid storms across Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri and the Dakotas. Officials warn drinking water unsafe for three weeks while flood damage tops 10 billion dollars and 33 deaths nationwide.
EASTOVER Farmers wait for rain or disaster aid while some seek loans, crop insurance cushions losses, and federal assistance remains uncertain. C. Woodard, 63, farms 325 acres near Columbia and warned loans can hinder recovery as his soybeans and corn falter under 100 degree heat. He recalls drought relief loans from decades ago and notes the family’s long history since 1885 as others on smaller plots brace for reduced income and retirement offsets.
Malachi Jackson and Flora Jackson filed a federal suit in Columbia claiming a misdirected raid by Aiken County Sheriff’s deputies violated their civil rights. They seek nearly 2 million dollars each plus costs, alleging unlawful entry, detainment on nude floor, racial slurs, property damage, and reckless conduct during a five hour search at Griffin Trailer Park.
Readers are urged to call 48-2311 with news tips. The notice lists Ira Boozer and several names including Aiken Pete Browder Saluda Monroe Danly Salley Hubert Mickens and others across Washington Batesbur North Augusta and nearby areas for details on Page 5A. The message emphasizes contacting local editors for tips and information.
The Aiken Planning Commission on Thursday unanimously approved three applications to create a city owned detention pond behind the Aiken Mall. The project is part of the Beoseneiee Manay foyine utility system, funded by the city and supported by mall developer George D. Zamias, with spokesman Mike Huffman noting mall involvement. The heavy rains have highlighted flood risks along Dougherty Road.
A light look at inept criminals including Gary Leonard and Gregory Rosa who pulled off bank and ATM capers only to be foiled by odd mistakes. The book highlights several bungling would be outlaws like Lee Hardyman and Khar Fulton, who became television figures while evading police.
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