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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1985
Page
10
United forecast shows showers for Texas, Oklahoma, the Midwest, Great Lakes, and Florida with northeast coastal rain. Tonight is partly cloudy to fair with lows in the 60s, tomorrow partly cloudy and a 20 percent shower chance, highs in the upper 80s and north winds near 5 mph.
SRP faces criticism over groundwater contamination data gaps and delayed remedial planning. Officials cite cooperation with EPA and DHEC while emphasizing large EPA funding and ongoing efforts to end on site seepage basins.
Stage one of selling Riegel Textile Corp to Portland Ore based Pamplin Corp is complete. A second stage will be a merger agreement followed by a shareholder vote, with completion expected by September. Riegel employs about 600 at Aiken and Johnston plants. Moody’s notes bond rating downgrades and weak earnings amid restructuring.
Ridge Spring will host a 3 p.m. dedication service and reception for the 628 East Main Street Family Practice Medical Center with a ribbon cutting and tour. Noted guests include Mrs. Strom Thurmond and Congressmen Derrick Hartnett Spence. American Legion Post 26 will hold a 6 30 p.m. steak supper at the post home.
Sen. Ryan C. Shealy of Lexington County plans to organize support groups in all 46 counties to back the 1986 ballot proposal for a state lottery. The lottery would fund indigent health care, a measure previously failed in the General Assembly.
Bath Mills Resources reports 200000 jobs lost and 250 plants closed in four years in the domestic textile and apparel industry. Textile imports have climbed about 19 percent yearly. Tomorrow: Social Impact.
The paper retracts a Wednesday chart misreporting South Carolina Rep. Tom Huff and Rep. William Jones voting on a blue laws bill and misstating a Jones tax rebate vote. Huff and Jones did not vote on the third reading, and Jones did not vote at all. The Wednesday story was correct.
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