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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1981
Page
13
Sumter state representative David F. McInnis seeks a delay and further study of the Eastover Union Camp Corp. paper mill air emission permit amid claims the application uses nonlocal weather data and may underestimate pollution risks. Union Camp defends minimal local impact.
U.S. Rep Kenneth L. Holland heads a task force drafting a broad tax bill likely to affect most individuals. He targets taxpayers earning 20000 to 60000 dollars and expects the measure or a similar version to clear the House by August 1 despite Republican objections.
Berkeley County deputies and an anonymous caller led to the recovery of more than 170 burlap wrapped bales weighing about five tons of marijuana in the Santee area of Francis Marion National Forest about 10 miles west of Jamestown. DEA will analyze weigh and dispose of the seized drug.
L C McCullough of Anderson sues New York Life Insurance Co for 1 million alleging the insurer refused to honor his hospitalization policy. The suit claims premium money was diverted for corporate use after he was hospitalized and tried to file a claim.
Hearings begin on the South Carolina Electric & Gas request for a license to operate the V.C. Summer nuclear plant near Jenkinsville Fairfield County. The six month plus process will decide fuel loading and full power operation after NRC approval.
U S Energy Secretary James Edwards said he probably will not run for governor of South Carolina next year after addressing the Radio and Television News Directors Association of the Carolinas. He hinted a future may depend on where he can be most useful to the country.
U S Energy Secretary James B Edwards joked that Charleston and Boston are the only places where you can stand at sea level and look down on the world. He praised Charleston’s snobbery and lineage, likening Charlestonians to the Chinese and quipping about Phideaux the mutt.
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