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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1974

Page

11

Nuclear Shortage Threatens U S Nuclear Plans

Rep. Chet Holifield warns a shortage of nuclear materials could threaten President Nixon's nuclear deals with Egypt and Israel and leave proposed American plants without fuel. AEC official John A. Erlewine says no new contracts can be made after June 30 due to fuel shortfalls. he notes domestic plants already under contract and likely unaffected.

Washington Nixon Egypt Israel House-Senate Joint Atomic Energy Committee Chet Holifield D-Calif Holifield John A. Erlewine The Atomic Energy Commission Erlewine AEC

Death Penalty Still Deadlocked in South Carolina

Columbia AP report notes the Senate House conference committee on a death penalty bill failed to vote on the compromise. Chairman LaNue Floyd said another meeting would be called but no date was set.

Columbia Senate House Conference South Carolina LaNue Floyd Williamsburg

Public meeting shaping Lake Hartwell rules

About 250 to 300 residents from South Carolina and Georgia attended a session on Lake Hartwell shore management regulations sponsored by the U S Army Corps of Engineers. Col Edwin Keiser said rules aim to curb exclusive private use and expand public access with private floating facilities allowed only in the limited development area covering about half the 900 mile shoreline.

Col Edwin Keiser Savannah Corps Keiser

Night Sounds and Cricket Luck in Quiet Hours

A reflective column describes night sounds, rain crows and crickets as companions. The narrator recalls cricket luck theories, mentions crickets entering homes and eating clothes, and envisions a peaceful dawn with silence between three and five a.m.

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